@@Apextruebot Not really. To call her beatiful would be kinda obvious. If you are out of certain proportions it does make you not really pleasant to look at. Also some surgery teams are just well you know it...
@@deesmith8576 You make a strange assumption. I agree only if you are referring to society in general as being shallow, and making people feel they aren't perfect the way they are. But how do you know if she is shallow? How do you know she hasn't been made fun of by bullies? They do exist... How do you know that this surgery, looks aside, wasn't medically necessary for her? A severe underbite could cause pain when eating and/or future jaw problems. I have a small overbite and have a TMJ disorder. She looks amazing! 😊💗
Besides the looks thus causes jaw, ear, sinus issues and can cause access to build in the weird spaces that can cause heart problems or even infections that can go to the brain or heart and kill. So this was very necessary. A d was surely NOT just done for aesthetics. Just think a little before you scrutinize ideas you cannot truly comprehend.
@@deesmith8576 jaw problems hurt a lot, mine was kind of like that, then it hurt to open, sing, eat etc. It moved itself back from being restricted from movement due to and now my jaw is in what looks normal but still hurts when I sing, probably because I must be moving it back where it's not supposed to be?
My daughter had a similar surgery. They didn't need to do the lower jaw but pulled the upper jaw forward considerably. That was decades ago and it did change her life. Kudos to wonderful doctors who accomplish this.
Had a friend have this done in high school and it helped so many of her dental and headache problems. For a short time we had to adjust to her new face, but now i barely remember what she looked like before. Really cool that we can do these surgeries.
@@kittykitty0204he’s not forcing a view or bothering anyone? Just stated his beliefs for anyone to see because he has love in his heart. It’d be a sad and seldom day when people who believe in hell stop trying to save people from it. Get a grip
I had a friend who had the same surgery too, and yeah it was definitely for more practical reasons in large part. I'm glad this girl's recovery went so smooth, my friends was really slow and painful. But medicine is always progressing and we love that!
Ephesians 6:10-18 says, Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness; above all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints. The bible is no old book. You have to really let Christ open your eyes; to see the world in shambles. Many people say it's a religion to lock up people in chains, and say it's a rule book.. why? Because people hate hearing the truth, it hurts their flesh, it's hurts their pride, it's exposes on what things have they done..people love this world so much, s*x, money, power, women, supercars.. things of this world. Still trying to find something that can fill that emptiness in your heart. You can't find that in this world.. only in Christ, the bible is no chains, it's a chainbreaker. Breaking your sins into pieces... Repent now, and turn back to the true Lord only.. God bless. ❤❤❤❤
Had the opposite surgery, had a tiny lower jaw and slightly distorted upper jaw from childhood and ongoing TMJ. It did change my life. I had difficulty chewing and couldn’t cut food with my incisors, I had frequent migraines, my molars were super sharp from never grinding against each other. I can eat normally now, I still have migraines, but not as frequently as before. It restored function and reduced daily pain for me.
Wow i cant imagine the discomfort she felt all those years, it must be so relieving for her now to bite down and have her upper and lower jaw match up properly! So happy for her; what a life changing thing 🙌 ❤️
Actually I had the same thing as a young teenager. It’s just feels normal to you, no discomfort. Obv. when you reach a certain age it becomes more of a mental thing because you know your different and don’t meet certain beauty pictures.
@@Antboi4653 fortunately i did not need the surgery in the end. The orthodontist told me there was a smaall chance that if i wear loose braces that it would be fixable without surgery.They are specailly made to bite down and by biting down you push back your lower jaw. Im glad it worked that way because back theen i got told they literally have to cut your jaw in half to make it smaler.
Not trying to offend just trying gain education. Is this just for cosmetic or is there a "medical/chonic" something that this effects? Ex. Chronic Pain, Difficulty eating or talking?
@@ValdraThaliasSilme I only have very mild case that can be corrected by braces. And Yes! In severe cases like this It can affect talking and eating, it also causes discomfort cause the jaw is structured differently. it's not just for cosmetic.
She'll never feel as hurt as before surgery, even normal eating with that jaw will be painful sometimes ❤ may many people got this trouble could get help like her too
My younger sister kinda has this and she says it hurts , we dont have money but i think shes doing her best to study and get this surgery , hoping she finally gets it fixed too
Eat apples hamburgers etc You'd be surprised honestly it wasn't formed correctly so it was probably painful just trying to rest comfortably no way chewing was easy When my teeth were way off my bottom teeth would cut into the roof of my mouth thank goodness braces helped me Honestly even resting my tongue was hard it had no where to chill but on top of teeth
My sister had this surgery and it was a very hard recovery but it completely changed her face. I remember our first thought when her swelling came down was how much more like sisters we looked. It’s amazing that surgeons can help people like this
That's awesome! Also genuine question, did it help with any mobility? At the end of the day, orthodontic surgery is first and foremost a medical procedure to help with quality of life and preserve the teeth so they line up correctly with each other (compared to cosmetic surgery where it serves no other purpose than looks). Would you say that the benefits that your sister has gained with the surgery medically speaking was worth the recovery? Thank you very much for taking the time to read and answer if ever!
My grandfather pioneered that jaw surgery in the 1930s! He had a patient with a lower jaw that jutted out so far, rainwater would catch in her mouth. I looked at the before and after photos and the young woman looked great afterwards.
Brilliant people like your grandfather have helped thousands to possibly millions in the future with this kind of surgery. Thank you for being proud of your heritage and their contributions to this world. Take care.
People like your grandfather have saved my life.. without this new jaw i would still be having lack of oxygen while sleeping & still have terrible mumbling speech.. but now i sleep better than before & talk way better. 😊
I laughed so hard about the rainwater thing even though I know you were 100% not kidding but it sounds like one of those rips when flowing on each other.
Modern medicine is so damn cool. Imagine what they'll be able to do in 20 years, or 50 years. It's wild to think about. All we need is to get more people access to care!
Been in Ortho for over 20 years and these are the cases I LIVE for!! Fortunately the vast majority of kiddos have relatively easy cases, but there’s a handful of kids that I recall over my career with night and day before and after photos that still bring me so much joy. Watching those kids come in, low self esteem, no confidence, feeling so low, then a couple of years later they’re grown up and soo proud of their own hard work in the after results. It just never gets old 🤍
I bet it was worth it though? I have a slight over bite and I’ve broken two teeth because of it. Not worth correcting, especially at my age, but she looked like she’d have jaw pain, tooth and upper mandible pain as well. Not to mention possibly headaches and neck pain/discomfort. Plus the obvious appearance issues, (although not horrible, it’s so much better now).
Hey, I am scheduled to go to a double jaw surgery, like the girl in the video. Could you explain your recovery process, what I should prepare for and maybe some tips?
@@nielslund5959 same me too in a few months there’s a chance of me getting it that’s the plan next month I’m goin in so they can check if my teeth n stuff are ready to get the surgery done
I had this surgery done about a year ago today. For me personally, the jaw pain wasn’t even the worst part. Neck pain and congestion were the real kickers. Still glad to have had it done! Wasn’t as severe of a case as this one, but still caused a noticeable cosmetic change
so i’m assuming that with your jaw wired shut, you can’t breathe much out of ur mouth. so when you were congested, how did you breath, or what was that like?
@@braydenlester2507 My jaw wasn’t completely wired shut. I was given tight bands not too different from the kind people wear during standard orthodontics. Before my surgery, my orthodontist attached special hooks to my braces which held these in place. I’m not 100% sure how the procedure works, but I believe I was intubated through my nose, which is where I think some of my congestion came from. This surgery really messes up your sinuses, and mine took a while to get back to normal. The best thing for me was standard allergy meds, essential oils, and hot showers. Nothing else really cleared me up. I was told I couldn’t blow my nose, so there wasn’t much else I could do. Numbness is another huge factor. I was lucky enough to have a very talented doctor, so I regained all my nerve endings within a year. Some aren’t as fortunate, and have patches on their face where they can’t feel anything at all.
As someone who had surgery to correct my overbight, it makes me happy that this person was able to get corrective surgery. Recovery is rough and felt like it would never stop hurting but it was worth it for me. Hopefully they feel better as well.
Just had double jaw surgery myself 2 weeks ago! I remember watching your videos. "Her life will be changed" is true. I hate people spreading the lie that appearance doesn't matter. People do judge.
Good for you. However, I somewhat disagree with your last statment. People do judge, but do you want a friend or partner that wouldnt be friends with you if you had a bad jaw? What im saying is, the people that judge dont matter. Anyways, it does look better, plus its probably a lot more comftorable. Or at least pre-op looked uncomftorable. I have no idea, i havent been thru any surgery like that. Makes me grateful tho, all i have is a big nose, an overbite, and buck teeth. Nothing too drastic. Sometimes when i think about my jaw tho the overbjte feels weird. I havent asked a proffesional about it tho. Sorry for the rant
I almost teared up seeing how happy she looks! Cosmetic (ish- I realize theres a functional element definitely in this case) surgeries are always a mixed bag for me. I want people to love themselves and what they are born with but certain scenarios there really is a drastic improvement in quality of life. Look at her just beaming! All the best to her! ❤
I had this same surgery for medical purposes, can confirm the functional improvements are well worth it, but given the brutal recovery I cannot imagine someone choosing to go through this purely for aesthetic reasons🤯
@@Cassie_28 I hope you are completely healed with the best outcome! Cause this sounds BRUTAL no kidding!! My tmj is flaring up just thinking about it lol.
@@mint_soup9743completely severing your upper and lower jaw and surviving is not something anyone should submit themselves to for cosmetic reasons. It was the scariest most horrifying sensation I have ever experienced. That being said lol, I did it for cosmetic reasons and I don't regret it at all. People should do it if they want but they shouldn't be pressured into it like I was from a young age. And most importantly you should know how serious it is, how many years it's going to take to feel normal, and you should know the risks of severe complications that are extremely traumatizing from personal experience.
@@mint_soup9743 thank you! I am completely healed and my only lasting ‘side effect’ is that I only have about 80% of the feeling back in my chin which doesn’t bother me at all it just means if I spill soup down my face someone has to tell me😂 the full recovery time is actually a year which I would say is accurate, you are basically learning to eat again which makes u feel like a toddler but in the end the functional improvement is worth it. Before the surgery I had maybe six teeth in total that made contact with each other, now I can bite and chew my food!
I had my upper jaw done when I was 16. That was in the '80s. It was a fairly new surgery and it changed my life. I wasn't as drastic as this girl by any means but no more TMJ no more headaches. The best thing was I was 16 and I lost like 35 lb and was over the summer. When I came back to school people didn't recognize me. It really was a confidence boost. The funniest thing is now I'm constantly evaluating people and I'm almost 60. I don't do it to their face, but every time I see someone that could use jaw surgery, I'm like oh you have no idea how it's going to change you. Even a slight change is amazing
A friend of mine had cosmetic procedures done and said the same thing! She would suddenly look at people and say things like; "if that person could add some filler on the bridge oftheir nose would look smoother. Just a tiny bit". She didn't mean anything by it. It was more of a "if you want, you can actually change things and I doesn't take much". I just see it as her being really happy with her results. 😊
imagine for the first time in your life being able to close your mouth comfortably. to eat normally. the first bite into a fresh, uncut apple has got to be the best thing in the world. corn on the cob, hard candies. okay maybe im projecting my own obsession with these foods but im so excited for her!!! i often take for granted the expensive braces i got that allow me to enjoy all those things today but im so happy she can too now!!
@emilyboyer9211 the comment is in slang terms, so in proper English it is 'she didn't do anything to you all', meaning that the girl in the video didn't do anything but the people in the comments are being mean to her anyways. Hope this helps :)
I also did this! They cut the bone from my chin and moved it forward, cut both jaws in half and widened them and they also moved my lower jaw forward. Recovery was 8/10 weeks without solid food and a lot of pain and blood loss. In the end the swelling, pain and weight loss were all worth it and would highly recommend doing this if you need it. Well worth the pain and discomfort! Edit: they also removed my wisdom teeth, which was amazing! I don’t know if this is common procedure, but it helped out a tonne.
@@Nimsy0001 Takes a while! Probably took me a good 10/12 weeks if I remember correctly. Theres still excess swelling thats needs to clear up, after the pain goes away. But most of the healing happens at home. I was not allowed to work for 4 weeks, and couldn’t attend college for that time as well.
Imagine walking around your adult life looking like someone kicked your jaw from the bakside of your head to finaly getting your jaw ajusted. Everything changes! No one is looking at you funny, no one is longer talking about you when your in public and you finaly realise how things are changing for the better.❤
@@sfgravesas someone that's had a similar surgery... It is technically plastic surgery, it's just not a cosmetic elective surgery. I know mine was done because of TMJ concerns.
@gingerlygirl8415 It's usually for medical reasons. People with severe under or overbite often suffer pain in their jaws due to malocclusion as well as some have TMJ symptoms. But, of course, if they're going to do such drastic surgery, they're also going to get the best looking outcome possible. Just like when I failed a peripheral vision test and had to have upper blepheroplasty to get rid of my sagging, droopy eyelids, the plastic surgeon made sure he made then look as good as possible. I'm not fussing - I hated them, lol! 😂
@@gingerlygirl8415 tons of medical reasons one I know that is a severe reason are some times certain over or under bites actually affect breathing which is bad
This makes me wanna cry. It’s beautiful to see someone make a change and feel better. Edit: I never mentioned looks or the lack of necessity of the surgery. Reread my comment if you need to. I had a close friend who had 8 teeth pulled and jaw realignment. It changed her health, self esteem, and her commitment to overcoming super painful situation.
@@daniellemartin9896 I can only imagine. I am inspired to fix things about myself that seem insurmountable. Compared to the process that this young woman went through, there’s no excuse for me not getting my act together.
The looks improving is simply a bonus, her issues were insanely painful and lead to worse issues as you get older. The mouth not being properly aligned causes a lot more issues than most people think.
Having my jaw wired shut is one of my biggest fears. Kudos to her for going through that willingly. I truly hope it enhances her confidence and quality of life ❤
I can’t even imagine how hard chewing was for her, how it probably affected her speech, everything! That surgery was probably brutal, but I hope she is living much more comfortably now ❤️
I needed this surgery but ended up not having it because my parents got a divorce. I'm so happy for people when they get their bite adjusted! May no one EVER shame you for smiling again!
I needed this surgery. I got so hyped for I could finally feel normal and have so much confidence, BUT the constant wrote me off. I dipped into depression so fast 😢
My daughter had that surgery at 17. Significantly reduced the headaches she was having. It has been 15 years and no problems. Everything healed nicely and the appearance of her jaw was amazing
I had an open bite, in 2011 I had single jaw surgery (just the upper) but he broke it in 3 sections. It truly makes a world of difference. It truly is rough going, especially the meds they put you on. Eating was rather difficult. I unfortunately had a really rough go, became depressed, didn’t want to eat etc but I made it through.
I had this surgery. My ortho told me to switch insurance plans because the one I was on wouldn't pay for the surgery. I followed his advice and only spent about $100 bucks on hospital costs.
@@innit2winit. SERIOSULY?? only a 100 you got some good insurance. can i ask how much it was prior to insurance? i’m super interested in orthopedics and stuff when i grow and wanna make it more accessible to less fortunate.
@@innit2winit.Works like a charm. Paid like 1500 out of pocket. Absolutely wild seeing the bill the hospital gave the insurance provider. It was like 120,000 although I'm sure they negotiate or some shit.
My son had a horrible crossbite and underbite. His orthodontist said it was the worst she had ever seen. He had just turned four and we began the palate expander and then reverse pull head gear. It was tough at first bc he was so little but his bite/jaw is now so much better and hopefully bc we did these corrective measures, he won't need jaw surgery in the future.
i had this when i was 6-7 im grateful to my parents for this as i’m now a teenager. i wanted to say than you for doing this expensive ortho procedure and being a fantastic parent
I had most of this procedures at the dentist: palate expander, braces, a bunch of healthy teeth were pulled to move my jaw back which didn’t really correct my lower jaw problem at all. I think k I was about 10-13 when I had all this dental work. It sure did help tremendously with straightening my teeth however Im 30 now and still have all the major issues with my crossbite, overbite, assymetrical face. I still need to have double jaw surgery because my bite was never aligned properly and still have a crossbite,malocclusion overbite and asymmetry of my face. I also suffer from Tmj, migraines and some breathing issues. I wish my parents would have been better informed by insurance companies and know that there are options available and corrective jaw surgery often times is the best way to go about correcting these bone growth abnormalities.
@@laura_vilelaThem mofos make fun of SA survivors and say the wildest shit in the comments. Don't take them seriously because assholes congregate there. Also, gz on whatever you recovered from.
I had a very similar surgery last August, but for an overbite. For the first week the recovery is hell (especially when that's the time you find out you're actually allergic to liquid ibuprofen 😅) but once you get out of the first week, it's just a matter of pushing through. She seemed to be doing great in her recovery though, and that's really awesome! She looks so happy and I'm honestly so happy for her and how her surgery turned out ❤❤
Was it worth it? As a kid my orthodontist recommended it and I didn’t get it done, but now I’m almost considering it if it isn’t too late, but I don’t want to get a whole mouth of braces again 😅
@@ryannpalermo7819 I wouldn’t really recommend it if it’s not affecting your quality of life. If your teeth are causing you trouble when you eat or speak, I’d recommend it. Otherwise, you can still do it, but it’ll be more of a cosmetics surgery, probably
@@ryannpalermo7819it’s easier as a young person but i’ve seen people in their middle age get it and recover well, though i believe it can be a rougher recovery since the bones may heal slower in older folks. i got my double jaw surgery done at 20 with more problems than some of those older people i’ve talked to lol
@ryannpalermo7819 For me, it was definitely worth it. I am still a teenager, so my parents paid for it, but I believe it cost around $2-3000 with insurance. Personally, getting the surgery meant that once I get my braces off, I'm done with all dental things for life, but also that I finally look like other kids my age, and am better as a singer. Those factors were enough for it to be worth the cost and recovery for me, but it's ultimately up to you to decide if it's best for you. If you get it, I don't think you'll regret it. Best of luck with whatever you decide! ☺️
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I had this done! Yes the recovery is long but the results are soooooo worth it! Yes you have to eat through a turkey baster and it can take a few months. But it was so much fun eating foods I could before. I mean, I could never bite into an apple without it pushing into my nose. I only had the bottom fix although we realized afterwards I should of had the top done too. For those who may have this and are on the fence. With the right support this can be done. And you will be so much happier from it!
I m a dentist, she had a brachygnathia associated to a mandibular prognathia. The offset between the bone bases was so large. Normally we don’t treat these cases at a young age because the problem with classe 3 is reoccurrence it’s genetic related even tho we could use sagittal and lateral expansions to push the maxillary forward. 😊
@@Ava-km7tlactually I see that as them being positive she actually looks comfortable now instead well in pain like you would be in the past and under or over bites could be common in inbreeding families which royalty and nobles where inbred 😂
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People hate on cosmetic procedures unfairly... alot of people you know got work done. More than you think or can easily tell. Is this cosmetic? Kinda, I mean she wouldn't have died without this and it's her face so it's important for it to look good...she can probably eat and breathe better too and I'm sure that was the point.
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Her confidence is gonna BREAK THE SKY once she finishes her treatment plan. She's beautiful.
Yeah she is super pretty
Absolutely. She looked like a different person! She is going to be in a lot less discomfort too, which is the best part.
She gonna get to excited and end up on OF and doing fetty
she wasnt even super ugly before so after shes gorgeous
@@Liana06no she’s not
That was a great surgery team behind it. They did a nice and balanced job.
😂😂😂 subliminals thrown
@@Apextruebot Not really. To call her beatiful would be kinda obvious. If you are out of certain proportions it does make you not really pleasant to look at. Also some surgery teams are just well you know it...
@@m.t-thoughts8919 bro I’m not reading that sorry but ur comment was funny asl gng
@@Apextruebot Damn are we that low with attention already?
@@m.t-thoughts8919 yes an no I’m editing for my dad rn and its due td so I skimmed yo shi ngl
I'm really HAPPY for her !!!
She probably talked about this all day and even dreamt of it...
I'm proud of her !!
shallow people are what wrong
@@deesmith8576 You make a strange assumption. I agree only if you are referring to society in general as being shallow, and making people feel they aren't perfect the way they are. But how do you know if she is shallow? How do you know she hasn't been made fun of by bullies? They do exist... How do you know that this surgery, looks aside, wasn't medically necessary for her? A severe underbite could cause pain when eating and/or future jaw problems. I have a small overbite and have a TMJ disorder.
She looks amazing! 😊💗
Besides the looks thus causes jaw, ear, sinus issues and can cause access to build in the weird spaces that can cause heart problems or even infections that can go to the brain or heart and kill. So this was very necessary. A d was surely NOT just done for aesthetics. Just think a little before you scrutinize ideas you cannot truly comprehend.
@@deesmith8576 jaw problems hurt a lot, mine was kind of like that, then it hurt to open, sing, eat etc. It moved itself back from being restricted from movement due to and now my jaw is in what looks normal but still hurts when I sing, probably because I must be moving it back where it's not supposed to be?
My daughter had a similar surgery. They didn't need to do the lower jaw but pulled the upper jaw forward considerably. That was decades ago and it did change her life. Kudos to wonderful doctors who accomplish this.
how long does recovery take ? at least until the point that you can work / go to school?
Can You Please Tell Me Which Surgeon Did You Went To?
@ruminantgamer we lived near Austin, TX at the time but it was many years ago and I don't remember his name. Sorry.
Had a friend have this done in high school and it helped so many of her dental and headache problems. For a short time we had to adjust to her new face, but now i barely remember what she looked like before. Really cool that we can do these surgeries.
God loves you, my friend if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart, God raised him from the dead you will be saved
@@A-Ylover0FtheLordJesus ew stop that and just let people be.
@@kittykitty0204he’s not forcing a view or bothering anyone? Just stated his beliefs for anyone to see because he has love in his heart. It’d be a sad and seldom day when people who believe in hell stop trying to save people from it. Get a grip
@@prozztthey are doing exactly that lol
They're a bother. Period.
I had a friend who had the same surgery too, and yeah it was definitely for more practical reasons in large part. I'm glad this girl's recovery went so smooth, my friends was really slow and painful. But medicine is always progressing and we love that!
She's literally glowing with confidence. Love this for her.
Confidents. Lmao
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Just saw it... 🤣 That's sad ahah!
@@russia_is_fucking_trash Joined the page, these are great. haha!
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she looks so much more confident now (i forgot the original commment bc i edited it cs yall kept fighting)
and prettier too
Ephesians 6:10-18 says,
Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness; above all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints. The bible is no old book. You have to really let Christ open your eyes; to see the world in shambles. Many people say it's a religion to lock up people in chains, and say it's a rule book.. why? Because people hate hearing the truth, it hurts their flesh, it's hurts their pride, it's exposes on what things have they done..people love this world so much, s*x, money, power, women, supercars.. things of this world. Still trying to find something that can fill that emptiness in your heart. You can't find that in this world.. only in Christ, the bible is no chains, it's a chainbreaker. Breaking your sins into pieces... Repent now, and turn back to the true Lord only.. God bless.
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Yea
@Meat_Duck_Dudenot really?
@Meat_Duck_Dudehow is that foul?
Had the opposite surgery, had a tiny lower jaw and slightly distorted upper jaw from childhood and ongoing TMJ. It did change my life. I had difficulty chewing and couldn’t cut food with my incisors, I had frequent migraines, my molars were super sharp from never grinding against each other. I can eat normally now, I still have migraines, but not as frequently as before. It restored function and reduced daily pain for me.
Watching her smile grow more and more through the pain is beautiful!
Im like number 1000
Wow i cant imagine the discomfort she felt all those years, it must be so relieving for her now to bite down and have her upper and lower jaw match up properly! So happy for her; what a life changing thing 🙌 ❤️
Actually I had the same thing as a young teenager. It’s just feels normal to you, no discomfort. Obv. when you reach a certain age it becomes more of a mental thing because you know your different and don’t meet certain beauty pictures.
@timosyska9894 although I'd imagine after the surgery you notice like the difference?
@@Antboi4653 fortunately i did not need the surgery in the end. The orthodontist told me there was a smaall chance that if i wear loose braces that it would be fixable without surgery.They are specailly made to bite down and by biting down you push back your lower jaw.
Im glad it worked that way because back theen i got told they literally have to cut your jaw in half to make it smaler.
I would think the opposite. It probably was comfortable to her. She probably tryna get use to being normal now
@@timosyska9894you had a correctable bite she didn't for her it could cause major health issues if not fixed
I had this same procedure done. Recovery was the hardest thing ever and i would do it all again.
I'm right there with you, though I'm now dealing with many of the top jaw teeth dying off with increasing frequency :/
I'll cosign that, was by far the best thing I had done to me medically.
I'm so happy for you ❤
Not trying to offend just trying gain education. Is this just for cosmetic or is there a "medical/chonic" something that this effects? Ex. Chronic Pain, Difficulty eating or talking?
@@ValdraThaliasSilme I only have very mild case that can be corrected by braces. And Yes! In severe cases like this It can affect talking and eating, it also causes discomfort cause the jaw is structured differently. it's not just for cosmetic.
I had the same surgery. Recovery was rough but it was so worth it
You can genuinely see the difference in the happiness of the smiles from pre op to post op and post recovery, so much brighter
She'll never feel as hurt as before surgery, even normal eating with that jaw will be painful sometimes ❤ may many people got this trouble could get help like her too
My younger sister kinda has this and she says it hurts , we dont have money but i think shes doing her best to study and get this surgery , hoping she finally gets it fixed too
Wow that is insane
That poor girl. There must have been so many things she couldn’t do that she can now. You can tell she’s so much happier
like what
@@callmidell Like suck m-
@@callmidellget laid
@@BYSON-LEE brooooooo
Eat apples hamburgers etc
You'd be surprised honestly it wasn't formed correctly so it was probably painful just trying to rest comfortably no way chewing was easy
When my teeth were way off my bottom teeth would cut into the roof of my mouth thank goodness braces helped me
Honestly even resting my tongue was hard it had no where to chill but on top of teeth
My sister had this surgery and it was a very hard recovery but it completely changed her face. I remember our first thought when her swelling came down was how much more like sisters we looked. It’s amazing that surgeons can help people like this
That's awesome! Also genuine question, did it help with any mobility? At the end of the day, orthodontic surgery is first and foremost a medical procedure to help with quality of life and preserve the teeth so they line up correctly with each other (compared to cosmetic surgery where it serves no other purpose than looks). Would you say that the benefits that your sister has gained with the surgery medically speaking was worth the recovery? Thank you very much for taking the time to read and answer if ever!
Its called science. How amazing.
How's your sister now ? 😊
I just had my surgery yesterday. I feel like a car ran me over 😖
Wow
Wow. She is stunning! That will make her life wonderful! Happy for her. 🎉
Glad she’s doing better.
My grandfather pioneered that jaw surgery in the 1930s! He had a patient with a lower jaw that jutted out so far, rainwater would catch in her mouth. I looked at the before and after photos and the young woman looked great afterwards.
Brilliant people like your grandfather have helped thousands to possibly millions in the future with this kind of surgery. Thank you for being proud of your heritage and their contributions to this world. Take care.
People like your grandfather have saved my life.. without this new jaw i would still be having lack of oxygen while sleeping & still have terrible mumbling speech.. but now i sleep better than before & talk way better. 😊
Grandpa was an genius angel
I laughed so hard about the rainwater thing even though I know you were 100% not kidding but it sounds like one of those rips when flowing on each other.
Your grandfather was a witch hunter?
I went to school with a girl that had a really bad underbite like this, she had surgery and now she's a model
DAMN!
😮❤
Dammnnnnnnn that ccrazzzyyy
Modern medicine is so damn cool. Imagine what they'll be able to do in 20 years, or 50 years. It's wild to think about. All we need is to get more people access to care!
many people get bimaxillary just to improve appearance and for cosmetics. I rember doin some
Been in Ortho for over 20 years and these are the cases I LIVE for!! Fortunately the vast majority of kiddos have relatively easy cases, but there’s a handful of kids that I recall over my career with night and day before and after photos that still bring me so much joy. Watching those kids come in, low self esteem, no confidence, feeling so low, then a couple of years later they’re grown up and soo proud of their own hard work in the after results. It just never gets old 🤍
One of my friend's had this surgery and she said it changed the quality of her life. She seemed so much happier after and was almost unrecognizable!
It’s one of the toughest recoveries I’ve gone through
I bet it was worth it though? I have a slight over bite and I’ve broken two teeth because of it. Not worth correcting, especially at my age, but she looked like she’d have jaw pain, tooth and upper mandible pain as well. Not to mention possibly headaches and neck pain/discomfort. Plus the obvious appearance issues, (although not horrible, it’s so much better now).
Hey, I am scheduled to go to a double jaw surgery, like the girl in the video. Could you explain your recovery process, what I should prepare for and maybe some tips?
@@nielslund5959 same me too in a few months there’s a chance of me getting it that’s the plan next month I’m goin in so they can check if my teeth n stuff are ready to get the surgery done
@@john-paulsilke893 could you tell me the recovery process too since I’m also suppose to get this surgery soon in a few months
try heroin
I had this surgery done about a year ago today. For me personally, the jaw pain wasn’t even the worst part. Neck pain and congestion were the real kickers.
Still glad to have had it done! Wasn’t as severe of a case as this one, but still caused a noticeable cosmetic change
so i’m assuming that with your jaw wired shut, you can’t breathe much out of ur mouth. so when you were congested, how did you breath, or what was that like?
My aunt had this but she told me that a medial pice was sticking out, did that happen to you to?
Any advice for me? Mines in 2 weeks!
@@braydenlester2507 My jaw wasn’t completely wired shut. I was given tight bands not too different from the kind people wear during standard orthodontics. Before my surgery, my orthodontist attached special hooks to my braces which held these in place.
I’m not 100% sure how the procedure works, but I believe I was intubated through my nose, which is where I think some of my congestion came from. This surgery really messes up your sinuses, and mine took a while to get back to normal. The best thing for me was standard allergy meds, essential oils, and hot showers. Nothing else really cleared me up. I was told I couldn’t blow my nose, so there wasn’t much else I could do.
Numbness is another huge factor. I was lucky enough to have a very talented doctor, so I regained all my nerve endings within a year. Some aren’t as fortunate, and have patches on their face where they can’t feel anything at all.
@@Myka_Aria not sure what you’re referring to so I’d have to assume no
As someone who had surgery to correct my overbight, it makes me happy that this person was able to get corrective surgery. Recovery is rough and felt like it would never stop hurting but it was worth it for me. Hopefully they feel better as well.
DO NOT let Instagram see this!
I posted it in IG
saw some giggity giggity
@@huhorbuniula4049whats your ig?
@@huhorbuniula4049WAS LOOKING FOR THAT SHIT
McDonald’s moon dude
Just had double jaw surgery myself 2 weeks ago! I remember watching your videos. "Her life will be changed" is true. I hate people spreading the lie that appearance doesn't matter. People do judge.
Good for you.
However, I somewhat disagree with your last statment. People do judge, but do you want a friend or partner that wouldnt be friends with you if you had a bad jaw? What im saying is, the people that judge dont matter.
Anyways, it does look better, plus its probably a lot more comftorable. Or at least pre-op looked uncomftorable. I have no idea, i havent been thru any surgery like that.
Makes me grateful tho, all i have is a big nose, an overbite, and buck teeth. Nothing too drastic. Sometimes when i think about my jaw tho the overbjte feels weird. I havent asked a proffesional about it tho. Sorry for the rant
Delusional people will say people don't judge and have a story. People judge. Period.
"HERE COMES THE CRIMSON CHIN" 💀
To the Hydrofoil!
Instagram ahh typa comment ☠️☠️
WRONG
GIGGITY GIGGITY GIGGITY
@@Ketoo74 "The Ni**a chin!!!"
She looks so pretty 😻😻😻😻
I like how she smiles to the end, how happy she is.
SMILE???
Hmm mm hey butthead@user-po3ss2dt8q
I almost teared up seeing how happy she looks! Cosmetic (ish- I realize theres a functional element definitely in this case) surgeries are always a mixed bag for me. I want people to love themselves and what they are born with but certain scenarios there really is a drastic improvement in quality of life. Look at her just beaming! All the best to her! ❤
I had this same surgery for medical purposes, can confirm the functional improvements are well worth it, but given the brutal recovery I cannot imagine someone choosing to go through this purely for aesthetic reasons🤯
@@Cassie_28 I hope you are completely healed with the best outcome! Cause this sounds BRUTAL no kidding!! My tmj is flaring up just thinking about it lol.
@@mint_soup9743completely severing your upper and lower jaw and surviving is not something anyone should submit themselves to for cosmetic reasons. It was the scariest most horrifying sensation I have ever experienced.
That being said lol, I did it for cosmetic reasons and I don't regret it at all. People should do it if they want but they shouldn't be pressured into it like I was from a young age. And most importantly you should know how serious it is, how many years it's going to take to feel normal, and you should know the risks of severe complications that are extremely traumatizing from personal experience.
@@Zombiefishman69 “people shouldn’t do this” > “i did it and don’t regret it”
way to be consistent 🙃
@@mint_soup9743 thank you! I am completely healed and my only lasting ‘side effect’ is that I only have about 80% of the feeling back in my chin which doesn’t bother me at all it just means if I spill soup down my face someone has to tell me😂 the full recovery time is actually a year which I would say is accurate, you are basically learning to eat again which makes u feel like a toddler but in the end the functional improvement is worth it. Before the surgery I had maybe six teeth in total that made contact with each other, now I can bite and chew my food!
I had my upper jaw done when I was 16. That was in the '80s. It was a fairly new surgery and it changed my life. I wasn't as drastic as this girl by any means but no more TMJ no more headaches. The best thing was I was 16 and I lost like 35 lb and was over the summer. When I came back to school people didn't recognize me. It really was a confidence boost.
The funniest thing is now I'm constantly evaluating people and I'm almost 60. I don't do it to their face, but every time I see someone that could use jaw surgery, I'm like oh you have no idea how it's going to change you. Even a slight change is amazing
A friend of mine had cosmetic procedures done and said the same thing! She would suddenly look at people and say things like; "if that person could add some filler on the bridge oftheir nose would look smoother. Just a tiny bit". She didn't mean anything by it. It was more of a "if you want, you can actually change things and I doesn't take much". I just see it as her being really happy with her results. 😊
imagine for the first time in your life being able to close your mouth comfortably. to eat normally. the first bite into a fresh, uncut apple has got to be the best thing in the world. corn on the cob, hard candies. okay maybe im projecting my own obsession with these foods but im so excited for her!!! i often take for granted the expensive braces i got that allow me to enjoy all those things today but im so happy she can too now!!
she ain’t do nunn to y’all😭
She looked like the troll face emoji
She's the mega chin
"Ho ho ho chin min ho ho...ho chin min"
Chin-chilla
By the hair of her chin
Right they can’t check her!!! 😭
😂😂😂😂 this the first comment for me I’m excited to read the rest now 🍿
I understand these words separately but what do these sentences mean?!
@emilyboyer9211 the comment is in slang terms, so in proper English it is 'she didn't do anything to you all', meaning that the girl in the video didn't do anything but the people in the comments are being mean to her anyways. Hope this helps :)
I had double jaw surgery. When new doctors find out my medical history and find out I had it, they praise me. It is an absolute beast of a recovery.
I also did this! They cut the bone from my chin and moved it forward, cut both jaws in half and widened them and they also moved my lower jaw forward. Recovery was 8/10 weeks without solid food and a lot of pain and blood loss. In the end the swelling, pain and weight loss were all worth it and would highly recommend doing this if you need it. Well worth the pain and discomfort!
Edit: they also removed my wisdom teeth, which was amazing! I don’t know if this is common procedure, but it helped out a tonne.
Hello. And what is the name of such an operation, in which country was it performed and how much did it cost? thank you
Can u tell how much time it took to recover fully ( look normal ) after surgery
@@Nimsy0001 Takes a while! Probably took me a good 10/12 weeks if I remember correctly. Theres still excess swelling thats needs to clear up, after the pain goes away. But most of the healing happens at home. I was not allowed to work for 4 weeks, and couldn’t attend college for that time as well.
I still have numbness in my cheeks after over a year, do you experience that at all? (Also had a double)
@@AbeDorf18 sorry to hear that! No I don’t, the only thing I experience sometimes is a little pop in my jaw, but thats it.
Imagine walking around your adult life looking like someone kicked your jaw from the bakside of your head to finaly getting your jaw ajusted. Everything changes! No one is looking at you funny, no one is longer talking about you when your in public and you finaly realise how things are changing for the better.❤
She looks so good! So happy for her!
It's amazing to see how plastic surgery can help people who actually need it ❤
I've been thinking of getting it done for some time. I think I'm too old now. Lol. Y'all just gone have to deal with looking at me 😂😂😂.
@@JoyaJ-s3fthey say you are never too old
This isn’t plastic surgery. This is reconstruction
They do the cosmetic ones for money and practice.
@@sfgravesas someone that's had a similar surgery... It is technically plastic surgery, it's just not a cosmetic elective surgery. I know mine was done because of TMJ concerns.
She looks amazing. Wishing her the best this new year
Surgery was phenomenal! Beautiful girl!
BRO WAS ON A MEWING STRREAK
Naw bro was a founding father’s wife
@@VaxoDesh
Mrs. Crimson-Chin
🦸♀️
Giggidy giggidy giggidy
Dream syndrome
Naw bro she went to the surgeons and said "just do it". Nike logo jawline havin ass 💀💀💀
You can tell how much it boosted her confidence too! ❤
That sparkle in her eye and the confidence this had to have bring her looks worth the pain. Happy for her!
She was pretty before but you could tell her jaw would have been causing her issues. Now she looks healthy and beautiful. Win win ❤
Ahhhh, I'm so happy for her. Her profile looks much more balanced and comfortable; I bet eating and talking are easier for her now.
I once worked for surgeons who do this work. It's called Orthognathic Surgery. It's absolutely transformative!
Thank you for helping make people feel better and more comfortable with who they are
Is it for medical reasons to get the surgery or just for looks?
@gingerlygirl8415
It's usually for medical reasons. People with severe under or overbite often suffer pain in their jaws due to malocclusion as well as some have TMJ symptoms. But, of course, if they're going to do such drastic surgery, they're also going to get the best looking outcome possible. Just like when I failed a peripheral vision test and had to have upper blepheroplasty to get rid of my sagging, droopy eyelids, the plastic surgeon made sure he made then look as good as possible. I'm not fussing - I hated them, lol! 😂
@@gingerlygirl8415 tons of medical reasons one I know that is a severe reason are some times certain over or under bites actually affect breathing which is bad
This makes me wanna cry. It’s beautiful to see someone make a change and feel better.
Edit: I never mentioned looks or the lack of necessity of the surgery. Reread my comment if you need to.
I had a close friend who had 8 teeth pulled and jaw realignment. It changed her health, self esteem, and her commitment to overcoming super painful situation.
With an under bite that bad she probably couldn't keep her mouth closed, eating and drinking were probably difficult as well.
@@daniellemartin9896 I can only imagine. I am inspired to fix things about myself that seem insurmountable. Compared to the process that this young woman went through, there’s no excuse for me not getting my act together.
@@daniellemartin9896 I have a class III malocclusion like her and yes eating is difficult sometimes
This wasn’t a cosmetic procedure-severe underbites can make eating and speaking difficult
The looks improving is simply a bonus, her issues were insanely painful and lead to worse issues as you get older.
The mouth not being properly aligned causes a lot more issues than most people think.
She had that Habsburg Jaw
Right
I wanna look at her family tree...
I think you mean family log@@ziopeppecartagialla.1360
@@ziopeppecartagialla.1360 You mean her family wreath?
@@lordhi2 bRoOoOo
Must have been such a confidence boost!
Thought she was gonna say 'Giggity Giggity' at the start for a second
Lmao
😂
Your going to hell
Pure habsburg
@@Grumpy12748dude that’s what I thought too!
The happiness in the eyes just melts my heart☺️
Having my jaw wired shut is one of my biggest fears. Kudos to her for going through that willingly. I truly hope it enhances her confidence and quality of life ❤
Bro reverse Giggitied 💀💀💀
Quagmire would not approve
Giggity giggity giggity💀💀
Damn this made me realize if you drew Quagmire like an actual human he probably would have a huge under bite.
@@commonlyfoundreaderHELP
thats wild 😭
I can’t even imagine how hard chewing was for her, how it probably affected her speech, everything! That surgery was probably brutal, but I hope she is living much more comfortably now ❤️
This was worth it. I'm so happy for her. This is a situation in which plastic surgery was necessary.
I needed this surgery but ended up not having it because my parents got a divorce. I'm so happy for people when they get their bite adjusted! May no one EVER shame you for smiling again!
Not just the looks doesnt it affect chewing and your teeth?
The chewing and eating is the reason for the surgery and why insurance will cover it here in the US. Looks are a byproduct. @@junyutan2172
I needed this surgery. I got so hyped for I could finally feel normal and have so much confidence, BUT the constant wrote me off. I dipped into depression so fast 😢
The constant what? @@gemaw8873
@@gemaw8873 what do you mean?
RUclips comments are so wholesome when you just came from Instagram.
Oh yes IG will fry you out the gate
“Her children will literally have the same problem, she shouldn’t be allowed to reproduce, problem solved”
Ig comments really are harsh af
Frfr. But still negative coming from Tiktok. Tiktok is starting to catch up, tho. Those bots :/
Or Reddit I forget people can be nice sometimes
Jit was looking like a trollface 😭😭😭
💀💀
LMFAOO
Hey azure!!!!!!
Good thing this isn't reels comments ☠️☠️🤑
@@CallMeAzim31 We all came from IG 😂
My daughter had that surgery at 17. Significantly reduced the headaches she was having. It has been 15 years and no problems. Everything healed nicely and the appearance of her jaw was amazing
I had an open bite, in 2011 I had single jaw surgery (just the upper) but he broke it in 3 sections. It truly makes a world of difference. It truly is rough going, especially the meds they put you on. Eating was rather difficult. I unfortunately had a really rough go, became depressed, didn’t want to eat etc but I made it through.
God loves you And died on the cross for you
@@BeanisbossstyI thought Jesus died on the cross
@@coffeebeanz yes he did
@2ndJoshua is god not jesus’ dad
@2ndJoshua they said god died on the cross not jesus
Bentist you have officially traumatized me when you talked about that floating jaw hand movement while explaining it just killed me lmao 😂😂
Yooo. Like meat 😮
This is the surgery I needed as a child and still cannot afford as an adult… 😓
bimax so expensive 😢 . i hope you either one day save up for it or find a way to enjoy your life regardless.
I had this surgery. My ortho told me to switch insurance plans because the one I was on wouldn't pay for the surgery. I followed his advice and only spent about $100 bucks on hospital costs.
@@innit2winit. SERIOSULY?? only a 100 you got some good insurance. can i ask how much it was prior to insurance? i’m super interested in orthopedics and stuff when i grow and wanna make it more accessible to less fortunate.
@@innit2winit.Works like a charm. Paid like 1500 out of pocket. Absolutely wild seeing the bill the hospital gave the insurance provider. It was like 120,000 although I'm sure they negotiate or some shit.
same..
People forget that if she doesn’t do this, it will hurt her for the rest of her life so yeah
My son had a horrible crossbite and underbite. His orthodontist said it was the worst she had ever seen. He had just turned four and we began the palate expander and then reverse pull head gear. It was tough at first bc he was so little but his bite/jaw is now so much better and hopefully bc we did these corrective measures, he won't need jaw surgery in the future.
i had this when i was 6-7 im grateful to my parents for this as i’m now a teenager. i wanted to say than you for doing this expensive ortho procedure and being a fantastic parent
Fingers crossed for your sons sake
I had most of this procedures at the dentist: palate expander, braces, a bunch of healthy teeth were pulled to move my jaw back which didn’t really correct my lower jaw problem at all. I think k I was about 10-13 when I had all this dental work. It sure did help tremendously with straightening my teeth however Im 30 now and still have all the major issues with my crossbite, overbite, assymetrical face. I still need to have double jaw surgery because my bite was never aligned properly and still have a crossbite,malocclusion overbite and asymmetry of my face. I also suffer from Tmj, migraines and some breathing issues. I wish my parents would have been better informed by insurance companies and know that there are options available and corrective jaw surgery often times is the best way to go about correcting these bone growth abnormalities.
its so nice how she slowly starts to smile more & more as the swelling goes down. must be so satisfying to help people in this way!
Absolutely life-changing. Wish her the best
Completely agree. 😊
I love people that follow these trends through their journey
The confidence went through the roof! ❤✨️
Stuff like this seems honestly life changing.
I like how the first few days her expression is neutral/negative but she slowly starts smiling more as the time goes on
Yay! I'm glad she got this fixed. Shr will be able to eat and speak better now, and her confidence will greatly enhance. Beautiful! ❤
Do NOT let instagram reels see this
I posted my own recovery on reels last year and I received so much abuse, it was devastating
@@laura_vilelaThem mofos make fun of SA survivors and say the wildest shit in the comments. Don't take them seriously because assholes congregate there. Also, gz on whatever you recovered from.
@@laura_vilelaInstagram reels comments are the worst, I’m proud of you for your recovery ❤
@@laura_vilelahate people sometimes
EVEN IF MY NAME WAS NATALIE NUNN
She looks so much younger
It's just that she doesn't look like a witch charicature anymore....
@@dutchik5107and different hair style
She looks amazing, so happy for her ❤
I bet she is so happy and confident. So happy for HER 💞😻
She got that dream jawline 💀
NAH THATS WILD 💀💀
Fr all I could think of was: 🌜
mew
thats a trollface
🌜 ahh
I had a very similar surgery last August, but for an overbite. For the first week the recovery is hell (especially when that's the time you find out you're actually allergic to liquid ibuprofen 😅) but once you get out of the first week, it's just a matter of pushing through. She seemed to be doing great in her recovery though, and that's really awesome! She looks so happy and I'm honestly so happy for her and how her surgery turned out ❤❤
Was it worth it? As a kid my orthodontist recommended it and I didn’t get it done, but now I’m almost considering it if it isn’t too late, but I don’t want to get a whole mouth of braces again 😅
@@ryannpalermo7819 I wouldn’t really recommend it if it’s not affecting your quality of life. If your teeth are causing you trouble when you eat or speak, I’d recommend it. Otherwise, you can still do it, but it’ll be more of a cosmetics surgery, probably
@@ryannpalermo7819it’s easier as a young person but i’ve seen people in their middle age get it and recover well, though i believe it can be a rougher recovery since the bones may heal slower in older folks.
i got my double jaw surgery done at 20 with more problems than some of those older people i’ve talked to lol
@ryannpalermo7819 For me, it was definitely worth it. I am still a teenager, so my parents paid for it, but I believe it cost around $2-3000 with insurance. Personally, getting the surgery meant that once I get my braces off, I'm done with all dental things for life, but also that I finally look like other kids my age, and am better as a singer. Those factors were enough for it to be worth the cost and recovery for me, but it's ultimately up to you to decide if it's best for you. If you get it, I don't think you'll regret it. Best of luck with whatever you decide! ☺️
What I have learned from this is that the surgeon definitely plays with your floating bones when you're under 😅
People forget this isn’t purely cosmetic. There’s a lot of quality of life improvements from this procedure too.
“Giggity Giggity” 💀
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Second edit: Omg I have never gotten this many likes ever before, if we get to 3k I will move to Africa as a missionary and spread gods words as I learn their culture
You stole my comment, here is my like.
No she looked like hitoshi
Beat me to it XD
Ah right giggity giggity
She looked like Habsburg royalty.
I had this done! Yes the recovery is long but the results are soooooo worth it!
Yes you have to eat through a turkey baster and it can take a few months. But it was so much fun eating foods I could before. I mean, I could never bite into an apple without it pushing into my nose. I only had the bottom fix although we realized afterwards I should of had the top done too.
For those who may have this and are on the fence. With the right support this can be done. And you will be so much happier from it!
I m a dentist, she had a brachygnathia associated to a mandibular prognathia. The offset between the bone bases was so large. Normally we don’t treat these cases at a young age because the problem with classe 3 is reoccurrence it’s genetic related even tho we could use sagittal and lateral expansions to push the maxillary forward. 😊
I had the procedure done in high school, one of the worst mistakes I’ve ever made. The recovery was absolutely terrible. Mouth wired shut for months
Bro went from 🧙♀️ to 🙋♀️
OMG IM SO TERRIBLE.
I SCREAMED GIGGITY AT THE START BY ACCIDENT BECAUSE I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HAD HAPPENED
☠️☠️💀💀💀💀💀💀💀😭😭
Lmao @@Blue_Raikiri
They did an amazing job, she looks so beautiful and happy!
Someone medically analyze this mans eyebrows
yesss like the grinch or jack nicholson
😂😂😂
The result of botox not properly distributed.
Gorgeous!!!!! What a trooper to endure so much pain.
“Don’t put the emoji, don’t put the emoji, it’s not a good idea, you’re gonna get a lot of backlash, don’t…put..the..emoji…”
🌜
Lmfao
I do like that her chin still sticks out a bit more, really gives her character.
That's the chin bone and I believe it would need to be shaved down separately.
Girl got that Habsburg look 💀💀💀
Laughing in Holy Roman Empire 😂
🌛
I like how it helped her smile! 🥰 she has a pretty smile ❤❤❤
We ruling 17th century Spain with this one 🔥🔥🔥
Yeah they turned her from royalty into peasantry.
Very mean and hurtful comment
@@Ava-km7tl yes, however might I counter your argument with 🤓
@@Ava-km7tlactually I see that as them being positive she actually looks comfortable now instead well in pain like you would be in the past and under or over bites could be common in inbreeding families which royalty and nobles where inbred 😂
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(NOT MINE)
Thanks I needed this
i want to add another suggestion. brown the butter on the stove and add some of the cocoa powder, as well as the sugar and vanilla like you said to it while hot and let it dissolve in the butter (blooming). will enhance the chocolate flavor and bring out some nuttiness from the browned butter. oh and let it cool before adding the other ingredients so you don’t accidentally cook it and get scrambled eggs
From a 2 to an 7-8 thats massive
im very happy for her.. you are a very sweet man too.. you are always so caring even when you just playing
she maxed out all of her dark souls character customization settings
Jesus man 😂 i immediately imagined Dark souls 3 invaders.
This is one of the few scenarios where cosmetic surgery isn’t completely pointless and doesn’t make you look worse
Not cosmetic really it 100% was done for both improved form and function not just form
People hate on cosmetic procedures unfairly... alot of people you know got work done. More than you think or can easily tell.
Is this cosmetic? Kinda, I mean she wouldn't have died without this and it's her face so it's important for it to look good...she can probably eat and breathe better too and I'm sure that was the point.
His eyebrows makes him look angry.😂
Na man looks like the grinch the day before he’s gona steal Christmas 💀💀
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Omfg😂
She is so beautiful, I hope she is doing well 😊