JFL Monobloc

[giga.mia]

If you thought lefort 3 was invasive, you should take a look at this.

Let me introduce you to monobloc. This is one of the most brutal, invasive, looking surgeries I’ve ever seen.

The survival rate is high since it takes an incredibly skilled surgeon to complete it, but it comes with a variety of risks

It will bring your entire mid face forward along with your forehead. They cut you open and use gnarly looking distractors that will advance your bones little by little.

Now of course this isn’t your “every day” operation, it’s only performed on people with severe craniofacial deformities. Like people with syndromic craniosynostosis. It’s never been performed on anyone without some wackass deformity, since it’s high risk and reconstructive. It’s basically impossible you’d ever be able to find a doctor willing to perform this for aesthetic purposes. It would probably look insane on the average person as well.

Bimax along with forehead augmentation surgery and midface implants would be the more realistic route. That is, if you shit dollar bills



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[giga.mia]

@RRM

 

[foiddefender67]

If you thought lefort 3 was invasive, you should take a look at this.

Let me introduce you to monobloc. This is one of the most brutal, invasive, looking surgeries I’ve ever seen.
View attachment 266540

The survival rate is high since it takes an incredibly skilled surgeon to complete it, but it comes with a variety of risks

It will bring your entire mid face forward along with your forehead. They cut you open and use gnarly looking distractors that will advance your bones little by little.

Now of course this isn’t your “every day” operation, it’s only performed on people with severe craniofacial deformities. Like people with syndromic craniosynostosis. It’s never been performed on anyone without some wackass deformity, since it’s high risk and reconstructive. It’s basically impossible you’d ever be able to find a doctor willing to perform this for aesthetic purposes. It would probably look insane on the average person as well.

Bimax along with forehead augmentation surgery and midface implants would be the more realistic route. That is, if you shit dollar bills



Tag someone who needs this surgery

Dude looks like bobby from king of the hill

 

[looksmaxxed]

i need this

 

[foiddefender67]

This surgery is genuinely life-changing, bro holy crap

 

[imareasonableman]

If you thought lefort 3 was invasive, you should take a look at this.

Let me introduce you to monobloc. This is one of the most brutal, invasive, looking surgeries I’ve ever seen.
View attachment 266540

The survival rate is high since it takes an incredibly skilled surgeon to complete it, but it comes with a variety of risks

It will bring your entire mid face forward along with your forehead. They cut you open and use gnarly looking distractors that will advance your bones little by little.

Now of course this isn’t your “every day” operation, it’s only performed on people with severe craniofacial deformities. Like people with syndromic craniosynostosis. It’s never been performed on anyone without some wackass deformity, since it’s high risk and reconstructive. It’s basically impossible you’d ever be able to find a doctor willing to perform this for aesthetic purposes. It would probably look insane on the average person as well.

Bimax along with forehead augmentation surgery and midface implants would be the more realistic route. That is, if you shit dollar bills



Tag someone who needs this surgery

yeah I'll stay ltn and poor ✌

 

[New Water]

How expensive is this haircut?

 

[Marlonmogsyouhaha]

I would get this to ascend to average

 

[sparkle]

ive never heard of this
probably need it tho

 

[RRM]

@RRM

Wouldn’t even help me

 

[RRM]

If you thought lefort 3 was invasive, you should take a look at this.

Let me introduce you to monobloc. This is one of the most brutal, invasive, looking surgeries I’ve ever seen.

View attachment 266540

The survival rate is high since it takes an incredibly skilled surgeon to complete it, but it comes with a variety of risks

It will bring your entire mid face forward along with your forehead. They cut you open and use gnarly looking distractors that will advance your bones little by little.

Now of course this isn’t your “every day” operation, it’s only performed on people with severe craniofacial deformities. Like people with syndromic craniosynostosis. It’s never been performed on anyone without some wackass deformity, since it’s high risk and reconstructive. It’s basically impossible you’d ever be able to find a doctor willing to perform this for aesthetic purposes. It would probably look insane on the average person as well.

Bimax along with forehead augmentation surgery and midface implants would be the more realistic route. That is, if you shit dollar bills



Tag someone who needs this surgery

Trash thread

 

[acezro]

damn