i researched surgeons who offer orbital decompression and eyelid retraction surgery besides dr. taban

[homo_faber]

placeholder. i will do it when i have the time for it.

 

[homo_faber]

i will keep this thread updated

 

[Timelessbrah]

This one bro i think.

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[homo_faber]

This one bro i think.

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i will write him a message soon

 

[Timelessbrah]

i will write him a message soon

Post ascension someday.

 

[homo_faber]

Dr Raymond Douglas, La
Dr. John B Holds, St. Louis
Dr Dan Georgescu, Florida
Dr. Debraj Shome, Mumbai
Dr Vandana Jain, Navi Mumbai
Dr Cedric A George, Zurich
Dr. Dirk F Richter, Wesslingen


did it again

 

[homo_faber]

Cosmetic Decompression: Dr. Raymond Douglas' Dos and Don'ts Guide

Navigate the realm of cosmetic decompression with confidence. Dr. Raymond Douglas outlines essential dos and don'ts for a successful and informed experience.

www.raymonddouglasmd.com

Do you do decompressions for anything other than TED?
Dr. Douglas is always asked if he does decompressions for anything other than thyroid eye disease and his answer is absolutely yes! He does most of his decompressions for aesthetic reasons, for patients with thyroid eye disease and for those without

 

[homo_faber]

major lifefuel:

prices in india 2k
prices in germany 4k
zurich and at louis around 6.5k
florida and la (not taban) 7-8k

 

[Deleted member 5349]

This greycel knows more about eye area surgeries than all of the forum rotters here. Keep it up brocel!

 

[Linoob]

You realise these are temporary thread lifts and nothing like actual almond eye surgery right?

 

[Deleted member 10449]

This one bro i think.

Op.Dr. Ufuk Askeroglu (@drufukaskeroglu) • Instagram photos and videos

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Ascension

 

[Carl-o]

Ascension

it was the colour.. i prefer the eye shape before. Also if this is an orbital decompression, note how less his eyes got hooded

 

[homo_faber]

You realise these are temporary thread lifts and nothing like actual almond eye surgery right?

what are you even talking about? orbital decompression and the removal of bones is anything but temporary

i didnt post the turkish surgeon and didnt include him to the list

 

[MentalistKebab]

it was the colour.. i prefer the eye shape before. Also if this is an orbital decompression, note how less his eyes got hooded

Its a cope canthoplasty.

 

[homo_faber]

 

[Timelessbrah]

Ascension

Even though it looks pretty good one thing eye surgery can't give is that shape where the medial canthus declines.

 

[Matthias8272]

Thank you

 

[freeone12]

Lifefuel

 

[homo_faber]

Lifefuel

this is not orbital decompression though

 

[homo_faber]

move this to best of the best @Sergeant

 

[MaxillaIsEverything]

Personally I would only trust Taban its your fucking eyes and its permanent. Might spend some extra I dont rememeber seeing a bad outcome from him hes the best in his field

 

[homo_faber]

Personally I would only trust Taban its your fucking eyes and its permanent. Might spend some extra I dont rememeber seeing a bad outcome from him hes the best in his field

cope

douglas and richter mog

 

[Deleted member 1751]

Dr Raymond Douglas, La
Dr. John B Holds, St. Louis
Dr Dan Georgescu, Florida
Dr. Debraj Shome, Mumbai
Dr Vandana Jain, Navi Mumbai
Dr Cedric A George, Zurich
Dr. Dirk F Richter, Wesslingen


did it again

How safe is cosmetic Orbital decompression? I posted a thread before and most people said it's very risky. Nobody encouraged me to do it.

 

[homo_faber]

How safe is cosmetic Orbital decompression? I posted a thread before and most people said it's very risky. Nobody encouraged me to do it.

based on what? did they quote (meta) studies etc?

 

[Deleted member 1751]

based on what? did they quote (meta) studies etc?

Na. They just said it's very risky and have a chance for going blind

 

[Morpheus]

Taban mogs all of them. I’d rather spend the extra money so I actually get value from it. And because your eyes are easy to fuck up.

 

[homo_faber]

based on what? did they quote (meta) studies etc?

there are also basically 2 different kind of orbital decompression

one where bone gets removed
one where fat tissue gets removed

 

[homo_faber]

Na. They just said it's very risky and have a chance for going blind

in theory you can get blind if you get fillers or lefort 1 too

we would need exact numbers. besides like i said they are basically 2 different kind of orbital decompression and i would assume they differ in the risk profile

 

[Deleted member 1751]

in theory you can get blind if you get fillers or lefort 1 too

we would need exact numbers. besides like i said they are basically 2 different kind of orbital decompression and i would assume they differ in the risk profile

Both are kinda same right. But amount of fat/ bone removed varies

 

[homo_faber]

Both are kinda same right. But amount of fat/ bone removed varies

in one they touch the bone in the other they dont touch the bone

 

[homo_faber]

Taban mogs all of them. I’d rather spend the extra money so I actually get value from it. And because your eyes are easy to fuck up.

douglas mogs

 

[PjSon]

major lifefuel:

prices in india 2k
prices in germany 4k
zurich and at louis around 6.5k
florida and la (not taban) 7-8k

whats the german surgeon's name?

 

[Morpheus]

douglas mogs

Let’s see the results then.

 

[NormieKilla]

Taban is the only surgeon who has the most knowledge and the right skills regarding eye area and this all across the globe. If I had to get some work done in my eyes I'd undoubtly visit him despite there might be few surgeons here and there that also have all what it takes. Just get a loan that you'll reimburse between 2 to 5 years instead of spending few thousands and taking a major risk.

 

[homo_faber]

Na. They just said it's very risky and have a chance for going blind

here i found some numbers:

0,5% risk of double vision / strabismus and 1 in 20.000 risk of blindness if you do orbital decompression with Taban, according to himself. Personally I had double vision for a couple of days post op and then it cleared up.

from @kota aka this guy

https://looksmax.org/threads/anyone-else-not-want-to-do-extreme-surgeries.134744/page-3

1 in 20.000 = 0.00005 = 0.005%

for comparison:

Fortunately, blindness is a rare complication. We report 2 cases of blindness out of 690 Le Fort I surgeries done from 1996 to 2012 by the same surgeon, for an overall incidence of 0.29%. Lanigan et al. [1] reported an incidence of 0.25% in a survey of North American oral and maxillofacial surgeons, while Lo et al.

chances of getting blind through lefort 1 are actually higher then from orbital decompression jfl

 

[homo_faber]

 

[Good_Little_Goy]

major lifefuel:

prices in india 2k
prices in germany 4k
zurich and at louis around 6.5k
florida and la (not taban) 7-8k

Yeah germany seems to have good prices for eyelid surgeries too
btw I heard that andre borba performs orbital decompression and went to uni with taban
I couldn't find prices but I'll message him on whatsapp to find out & if he performs lower eyelid retraction surgery or maybe canthopexy instead
if you wanna do the same you can find his contact info here https://andreborba.com/cursos/
can you tag me in these threads about orbital decompression and lower eyelid surgeries too pls?

 

[homo_faber]

Yeah germany seems to have good prices for eyelid surgeries too
btw I heard that andre borba performs orbital decompression and went to uni with taban
I couldn't find prices but I'll message him on whatsapp to find out & if he performs lower eyelid retraction surgery or maybe canthopexy instead
if you wanna do the same you can find his contact info here https://andreborba.com/cursos/
can you tag me in these threads about orbital decompression and lower eyelid surgeries too pls?

very good post. i will definitely check him out


i heard regarding eyelids dr massry is also quite good but i think he doesnt offer orbital decompression? i might write him an email and ask lol

Blepharoplasty Beverly Hills CA | Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery Beverly Hills CA

drmassry.com

yes not an expert regarding germany but i heard dr.aral in cologne and dr. dr. galambos
are quite good when it comes to eyes and lid surgery. both dont offer orbital decompression as far i know though. but if you just need retraction surgery and canthoplasty and you in germany thats where you should ask.

 

[Deleted member 8988]

Dan Georgescu is from the same place as me, maybe he gives me a price cut . Good thread op.

 

[Timelessbrah]

OP this thread evolved good. Bookmarked for sure.

 

[homo_faber]

add dr. vrcek to the list - he trained under taban

Dr. Ivan Vrcek | Dallas Oculoplastic Surgeon | Eyelid Specialist

Have a look at some of our before and afters. Schedule a consultation to find out more!

www.drvrcek.com

 

[oatmeal]

what would u say op are the best ocuplastic surgeons who aren't taban. I only trust him atm tbh and I only need to do lower eyelid retraction.

 

[homo_faber]

what would u say op are the best ocuplastic surgeons who aren't taban. I only trust him atm tbh and I only need to do lower eyelid retraction.

where do you live

 

[oatmeal]

where do you live

amerikkka

 

[homo_faber]

amerikkka

dr vrceck trained under taban. he is also from the usa

 

[homo_faber]

whats the german surgeon's name?

richter, i wrote the name of the city wrong lol. its wesseling
i wrote them an english email, they responded in english too even though their site is in german https://www.plastische-wesseling.de/basedow-augen

 

[Tenshi]

bookmarked

 

[Deleted member 5349]

The more research I do on this surgery, it seems the odds of going blind are very low. The cases of vision problems I found in the literature were in people who already had visions problems due to Graves’ disease. If you are getting this for cosmetic purposes, the odds are every low. Taban quoted 1/20,000 for what appeared to be a pretty aggressive decompression. Your chance of being killed every time you drive onto the freeway is roughly 1/20,000 from the statistics I’ve found, which is a risk we’ve all taken in life. The surgery just looks grisly and invasive on the surface as they are removing matter from behind the eye socket, but the reality is, the surgeons that perform this are very talented and skilled with their work. If you are high inhib, most surgeons will perform on one eye at separate times to reduce patient anxiety

 

[knarflin5891]

Legit good thread Greycel. Mirin.

Great post

 

[homo_faber]

has nothing to do with orbital decompression but i like the gif