Shoulder Widening 2020 State-Of-The-Art Review and Comparison (DO vs. Bone Graft vs. Sliding Clavicle Osteotomy vs. Alloplastic)

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Hello Everyone,
In the last year Shoulder Widening has become a big topic on the forums and last week Leif Rogers published a new procedure on YouTube, although I haven't seen anything in the journals yet.

Shoulder Reduction Surgery for the MtF Plastic Surgery population has shown us that clavicle length can be modified which has a direct effect on shoulder width with good predicatble outcomes, with reasonable recovery, as a low-risk outpatient procedure.

Almost all Elective Aesthetic Surgeries are derived from the reconstructive. Shoulder widening surgery was first performed on children with congenitally short clavicles which affected form and function to an extent corrective surgery was warranted. In one case, the surgeon used a Distraction Osteogenesis and in the other, Iliac (hip) Bone Grafts to widen their clavicles.

Now, aesthetic shoulder widening, on an elective basis has come about. You have a few options: Iliac Crest Graft, Fibula Graft, Sliding Clavicle Osteotomy, Distraction Osteogeneis, and Alloplastic Interpositional Bone Implant (PEEK, Theoretical). I will explain them for you below:

Interpositional Bone Graft Option 1 - Iliac (Hip) Harvest
This is the osteotomy used by pediatric reconstructive surgery but could be used in an adult as well. The Iliac Crest is a common bone harvest site for Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgeries and leaves a scar on the side of your hip.

Two small (3cm) skin incisions at the bottom of your neck are made and your clavicles are divided with a saw. The blocks of bone cut from the crest of the hip are inserted between the divided ends of the collar bone, essentially lengthening it, plated with special clavicle plates and closed. The bone graft is integrated into the new clavicle and the edges smooth over the course of about a year when plates can be removed if desired.

The downside to this procedure is the scar and possible irregularity left at the hip harvest site - although if performed bilaterally under a modified technique could be viewed as a good thing for those who desire fip narrowing (although this effect would be minimal if at all noticeable, and certainly limited as the lower hip remains just as wide.)

As with any free bone graft there are risks of infection and loss of the graft.


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Maximum Widening: About 2cm Bilaterally, limited by the harvest site.
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Backward (Aesthetically Viewed positively)

Interpositional Bone Graft Option 2 - Fibula (Lower Leg) Harvest
This is one of the the versions proposed by Dr Eppley as a modification of the above procedure. He talks about it in many places on his blog and and Q&A.

The lower leg has 2 bones, the Tibia and the Fibula. Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgeons commonly harvest the fibula to reconstruct a new mandible (for those who unfortunately lost their lower jaw to cancer or trauma to a rarer extent.) The Tibia supports about 85% of the load placed on it, so loss of the fibula can be adjusted to very well, particularly by young, healthy and highly motivated people. Many of these Jaw Reconstruction patients are substance abusers, in poor health and of more advanced age than most people here who are mostly ASA Class I. Further the surgery to the harvest site would be much less extensive than in the mandibular reconstruction version since less bone is needed, and also that the mandibular reconstruction also removed an entire paddle of skin and muscle.

As above, this is another bone graft. The small risk of infection and possible bone loss necessitating reoperation still applies. It is superior in that the graft site provides the possibility for more lengthening. Being a long bone, the limitation is set by literally how much the shoulder can be widened without injuring the related muscles, ligaments and nerves and that is about 2.5cm bilaterally, possibly up to 3cm in some people.

1-s2.0-S0901502716301138-gr1.jpg
Maximum Widening: About 2.5cm Bilaterally, limited by the related soft tissues ability to strecth without injury.
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Backward (Aesthetically Viewed positively)

Interpositional Bone Graft Option 3 - Allogenic (Cadaver Bone)
This option is similar to the methods described above, exceot instead of using your own bone (Autologous) it uses a block cadaver bone matrix which your own bone will grow into and across.

It may be a more inferior option to an autologous graft. Much has been written about Autologous Bone Grafts (Rib, Iliac, Fibula, Calvarial) vs. Allogenic Bone. Which is better depends on the application. Unfortunately when it comes to clavicle lengthening, we just don't know yet.


PurosBlockAllograft_01_1.jpg
Maximum Widening: About 2.5cm Bilaterally (Possibly with more resorption), limited by the related soft tissues ability to strecth without injury.
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Backward (Aesthetically Viewed positively)

Sliding Clavicle Osteotomy
Most Recently, Leif Rogers published a YouTube video performing his method of Clavicle Lengthening. Think of it as a BSSO of the Clavicle. The Osteotomy is made at a slant and it is slid on itself to lengthen the shoulders. When I first heard about this, my concern was that the bone will be too thin where the two divided sides are left in contact. While they do seem thin to me, not necessarily unacceptably so, and he places some Allogenic Bone Putty (allogenic bone discussed above) over the osteotomy for the bone to grow into as it heals.

The advantages of this method is reduced risk of bone graft infection and bone loss (if the putty got infected it would not jeopardize the result as much as an interpositional bone graft becoming infected) as well as no need for a harvest site (no scar or recovery involved at the hip or lower leg.

The only disadvantage is a smaller amount of widening, 1.5 to 2cm. This is still an adequate and noticeable improvement. Here is the video:



Maximum Widening: About 1.75cm Bilaterally, limited by the the need for enogh bone to be in contact on both sides of the sliding osteotomy
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Backward (Aesthetically Viewed positively)

Distraction Osteogenesis
This is another technique which has been used before in the reconstructive world. The advantage is the Distraction Histogensis (Soft Tissue Stretching and Regeneration including nerves) which occurs with the Distraction Osteogeneis (Bone Regeneration between the osteotomy.)

The downsides are higher complication, longer recovery and the tendency for the clavicles to roll forward which gives a sad or beaten look/stance. This could potentially be mitigated with a Lengthening-Over-Nail approach which is used in Leg Lengthening sometimes. Intermedulary nails of the clavicle can be technically challenging to place though and now crosses the realm into Orthopedic Surgery and not Plastic Surgery.

Here is an external Long bone Distractor (Depicts a femur but this method was applied to the clavicles)
s-l1600.jpg
Maximum Widening: 3.5cm or more
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Forward (Aestheticly Viewed Negatively)

Interpositional Alloplastic Implant (Theoretical and not recommended)
Many people might be wondering now if you could just use some non-living material to lengthen the clavicle. The answer is technically yes, if you had to, but it would not be preferred. Even if it worked well after the recovery it could cause problems later in life as bones get weaker.

For shits and giggles there are two similar applications used in Spinal Surgery and by Plastic Surgeons in Chest Wall Reconstructions.

Porous PEEK Implants are used in Vertebral Implants which allow bone ingrowth and work well. Further, entire rib cages including the sternum have been replaced with 3d Printed PEEK:

tca13560-fig-0001-m.jpg
 
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Hello Everyone,
In the last year Shoulder Widening has become a big topic on the forums and last week Leif Rogers published a new procedure on YouTube, although I haven't seen anything in the journals yet.

Shoulder Reduction Surgery for the MtF Plastic Surgery population has shown us that clavicle length can be modified which has a direct effect on shoulder width with good predicatble outcomes, with reasonable recovery, as a low-risk outpatient procedure.

Almost all Elective Aesthetic Surgeries are derived from the reconstructive. Shoulder widening surgery was first performed on children with congenitally short clavicles which affected form and function to an extent corrective surgery was warranted. In one case, the surgeon used a Distraction Osteogenesis and in the other, Iliac (hip) Bone Grafts to widen their clavicles.

Now, aesthetic shoulder widening, on an elective basis has come about. You have a few options: Iliac Crest Graft, Fibula Graft, Sliding Clavicle Osteotomy, Distraction Osteogeneis, and Alloplastic Interpositional Bone Implant (PEEK, Theoretical). I will explain them for you below:

Interpositional Bone Graft Option 1 - Iliac (Hip) Harvest
This is the osteotomy used by pediatric reconstructive surgery but could be used in an adult as well. The Iliac Crest is a common bone harvest site for Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgeries and leaves a scar on the side of your hip.

Two small (3cm) skin incisions at the bottom of your neck are made and your clavicles are divided with a saw. The blocks of bone cut from the crest of the hip are inserted between the divided ends of the collar bone, essentially lengthening it, plated with special clavicle plates and closed. The bone graft is integrated into the new clavicle and the edges smooth over the course of about a year when plates can be removed if desired.

The downside to this procedure is the scar and possible irregularity left at the hip harvest site - although if performed bilaterally under a modified technique could be viewed as a good thing for those who desire fip narrowing (although this effect would be minimal if at all noticeable, and certainly limited as the lower hip remains just as wide.)

As with any free bone graft there are risks of infection and loss of the graft.


Maximum Widening: About 2cm Bilaterally, limited by the harvest site.
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Backward (Aesthetically Viewed positively)

Interpositional Bone Graft Option 2 - Fibula (Lower Leg) Harvest
This is one of the the versions proposed by Dr Eppley as a modification of the above procedure. He talks about it in many places on his blog and and Q&A.

The lower leg has 2 bones, the Tibia and the Fibula. Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgeons commonly harvest the fibula to reconstruct a new mandible (for those who unfortunately lost their lower jaw to cancer or trauma to a rarer extent.) The Tibia supports about 85% of the load placed on it, so loss of the fibula can be adjusted to very well, particularly by young, healthy and highly motivated people. Many of these Jaw Reconstruction patients are substance abusers, in poor health and of more advanced age than most people here who are mostly ASA Class I. Further the surgery to the harvest site would be much less extensive than in the mandibular reconstruction version since less bone is needed, and also that the mandibular reconstruction also removed an entire paddle of skin and muscle.

As above, this is another bone graft. The small risk of infection and possible bone loss necessitating reoperation still applies. It is superior in that the graft site provides the possibility for more lengthening. Being a long bone, the limitation is set by literally how much the shoulder can be widened without injuring the related muscles, ligaments and nerves and that is about 2.5cm bilaterally, possibly up to 3cm in some people.

1-s2.0-S0901502716301138-gr1.jpg
Maximum Widening: About 2.5cm Bilaterally, limited by the related soft tissues ability to strecth without injury.
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Backward (Aesthetically Viewed positively)

Interpositional Bone Graft Option 3 - Allogenic (Cadaver Bone)
This option is similar to the methods described above, exceot instead of using your own bone (Autologous) it uses a block cadaver bone matrix which your own bone will grow into and across.

It may be a more inferior option to an autologous graft. Much has been written about Autologous Bone Grafts (Rib, Iliac, Fibula, Calvarial) vs. Allogenic Bone. Which is better depends on the application. Unfortunately when it comes to clavicle lengthening, we just don't know yet.


PurosBlockAllograft_01_1.jpg
Maximum Widening: About 2.5cm Bilaterally (Possibly with more resorption), limited by the related soft tissues ability to strecth without injury.
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Backward (Aesthetically Viewed positively)

Sliding Clavicle Osteotomy
Most Recently, Leif Rogers published a YouTube video performing his method of Clavicle Lengthening. Think of it as a BSSO of the Clavicle. The Osteotomy is made at a slant and it is slid on itself to lengthen the shoulders. When I first heard about this, my concern was that the bone will be too thin where the two divided sides are left in contact. While they do seem thin to me, not necessarily unacceptably so, and he places some Allogenic Bone Putty (allogenic bone discussed above) over the osteotomy for the bone to grow into as it heals.

The advantages of this method is reduced risk of bone graft infection and bone loss (if the putty got infected it would not jeopardize the result as much as an interpositional bone graft becoming infected) as well as no need for a harvest site (no scar or recovery involved at the hip or lower leg.

The only disadvantage is a smaller amount of widening, 1.5 to 2cm. This is still an adequate and noticeable improvement. Here is the video:



Maximum Widening: About 1.75cm Bilaterally, limited by the the need for enogh bone to be in contact on both sides of the sliding osteotomy
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Backward (Aesthetically Viewed positively)

Distraction Osteogenesis
This is another technique which has been used before in the reconstructive world. The advantage is the Distraction Histogensis (Soft Tissue Stretching and Regeneration including nerves) which occurs with the Distraction Osteogeneis (Bone Regeneration between the osteotomy.)

The downsides are higher complication, longer recovery and the tendency for the clavicles to roll forward which gives a sad or beaten look/stance. This could potentially be mitigated with a Lengthening-Over-Nail approach which is used in Leg Lengthening sometimes. Intermedulary nails of the clavicle can be technically challenging to place though and now crosses the realm into Orthopedic Surgery and not Plastic Surgery.

Here is an external Long bone Distractor (Depicts a femur but this method was applied to the clavicles)
s-l1600.jpg
Maximum Widening: 3.5cm or more
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Forward (Aestheticly Viewed Negatively)

Interpositional Alloplastic Implant (Theoretical and not recommended)
Many people might be wondering now if you could just use some non-living material to lengthen the clavicle. The answer is technically yes, if you had to, but it would not be preferred. Even if it worked well after the recovery it could cause problems later in life as bones get weaker.

For shits and giggles there are two similar applications used in Spinal Surgery and by Plastic Surgeons in Chest Wall Reconstructions.

Porous PEEK Implants are used in Vertebral Implants which allow bone ingrowth and work well. Further, entire rib cages including the sternum have been replaced with 3d Printed PEEK:

tca13560-fig-0001-m.jpg

2.5 cm overally or one side? 1 inch wouldnt be worth it tbh
 
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Bilaterally, meaning on each side for a total of 5cm gain in width
good, I support Im starting gymmaxxxing soon I hope we will settle this, so in 3 years at 20 I'll be able to do something with my 18 inch bideltoid jfl
 
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this is big, and has literally made my day

24inch bidelt here i come
 
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Hello Everyone,
In the last year Shoulder Widening has become a big topic on the forums and last week Leif Rogers published a new procedure on YouTube, although I haven't seen anything in the journals yet.

Shoulder Reduction Surgery for the MtF Plastic Surgery population has shown us that clavicle length can be modified which has a direct effect on shoulder width with good predicatble outcomes, with reasonable recovery, as a low-risk outpatient procedure.

Almost all Elective Aesthetic Surgeries are derived from the reconstructive. Shoulder widening surgery was first performed on children with congenitally short clavicles which affected form and function to an extent corrective surgery was warranted. In one case, the surgeon used a Distraction Osteogenesis and in the other, Iliac (hip) Bone Grafts to widen their clavicles.

Now, aesthetic shoulder widening, on an elective basis has come about. You have a few options: Iliac Crest Graft, Fibula Graft, Sliding Clavicle Osteotomy, Distraction Osteogeneis, and Alloplastic Interpositional Bone Implant (PEEK, Theoretical). I will explain them for you below:

Interpositional Bone Graft Option 1 - Iliac (Hip) Harvest
This is the osteotomy used by pediatric reconstructive surgery but could be used in an adult as well. The Iliac Crest is a common bone harvest site for Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgeries and leaves a scar on the side of your hip.

Two small (3cm) skin incisions at the bottom of your neck are made and your clavicles are divided with a saw. The blocks of bone cut from the crest of the hip are inserted between the divided ends of the collar bone, essentially lengthening it, plated with special clavicle plates and closed. The bone graft is integrated into the new clavicle and the edges smooth over the course of about a year when plates can be removed if desired.

The downside to this procedure is the scar and possible irregularity left at the hip harvest site - although if performed bilaterally under a modified technique could be viewed as a good thing for those who desire fip narrowing (although this effect would be minimal if at all noticeable, and certainly limited as the lower hip remains just as wide.)

As with any free bone graft there are risks of infection and loss of the graft.


Maximum Widening: About 2cm Bilaterally, limited by the harvest site.
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Backward (Aesthetically Viewed positively)

Interpositional Bone Graft Option 2 - Fibula (Lower Leg) Harvest
This is one of the the versions proposed by Dr Eppley as a modification of the above procedure. He talks about it in many places on his blog and and Q&A.

The lower leg has 2 bones, the Tibia and the Fibula. Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgeons commonly harvest the fibula to reconstruct a new mandible (for those who unfortunately lost their lower jaw to cancer or trauma to a rarer extent.) The Tibia supports about 85% of the load placed on it, so loss of the fibula can be adjusted to very well, particularly by young, healthy and highly motivated people. Many of these Jaw Reconstruction patients are substance abusers, in poor health and of more advanced age than most people here who are mostly ASA Class I. Further the surgery to the harvest site would be much less extensive than in the mandibular reconstruction version since less bone is needed, and also that the mandibular reconstruction also removed an entire paddle of skin and muscle.

As above, this is another bone graft. The small risk of infection and possible bone loss necessitating reoperation still applies. It is superior in that the graft site provides the possibility for more lengthening. Being a long bone, the limitation is set by literally how much the shoulder can be widened without injuring the related muscles, ligaments and nerves and that is about 2.5cm bilaterally, possibly up to 3cm in some people.

1-s2.0-S0901502716301138-gr1.jpg
Maximum Widening: About 2.5cm Bilaterally, limited by the related soft tissues ability to strecth without injury.
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Backward (Aesthetically Viewed positively)

Interpositional Bone Graft Option 3 - Allogenic (Cadaver Bone)
This option is similar to the methods described above, exceot instead of using your own bone (Autologous) it uses a block cadaver bone matrix which your own bone will grow into and across.

It may be a more inferior option to an autologous graft. Much has been written about Autologous Bone Grafts (Rib, Iliac, Fibula, Calvarial) vs. Allogenic Bone. Which is better depends on the application. Unfortunately when it comes to clavicle lengthening, we just don't know yet.


PurosBlockAllograft_01_1.jpg
Maximum Widening: About 2.5cm Bilaterally (Possibly with more resorption), limited by the related soft tissues ability to strecth without injury.
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Backward (Aesthetically Viewed positively)

Sliding Clavicle Osteotomy
Most Recently, Leif Rogers published a YouTube video performing his method of Clavicle Lengthening. Think of it as a BSSO of the Clavicle. The Osteotomy is made at a slant and it is slid on itself to lengthen the shoulders. When I first heard about this, my concern was that the bone will be too thin where the two divided sides are left in contact. While they do seem thin to me, not necessarily unacceptably so, and he places some Allogenic Bone Putty (allogenic bone discussed above) over the osteotomy for the bone to grow into as it heals.

The advantages of this method is reduced risk of bone graft infection and bone loss (if the putty got infected it would not jeopardize the result as much as an interpositional bone graft becoming infected) as well as no need for a harvest site (no scar or recovery involved at the hip or lower leg.

The only disadvantage is a smaller amount of widening, 1.5 to 2cm. This is still an adequate and noticeable improvement. Here is the video:



Maximum Widening: About 1.75cm Bilaterally, limited by the the need for enogh bone to be in contact on both sides of the sliding osteotomy
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Backward (Aesthetically Viewed positively)

Distraction Osteogenesis
This is another technique which has been used before in the reconstructive world. The advantage is the Distraction Histogensis (Soft Tissue Stretching and Regeneration including nerves) which occurs with the Distraction Osteogeneis (Bone Regeneration between the osteotomy.)

The downsides are higher complication, longer recovery and the tendency for the clavicles to roll forward which gives a sad or beaten look/stance. This could potentially be mitigated with a Lengthening-Over-Nail approach which is used in Leg Lengthening sometimes. Intermedulary nails of the clavicle can be technically challenging to place though and now crosses the realm into Orthopedic Surgery and not Plastic Surgery.

Here is an external Long bone Distractor (Depicts a femur but this method was applied to the clavicles)
s-l1600.jpg
Maximum Widening: 3.5cm or more
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Forward (Aestheticly Viewed Negatively)

Interpositional Alloplastic Implant (Theoretical and not recommended)
Many people might be wondering now if you could just use some non-living material to lengthen the clavicle. The answer is technically yes, if you had to, but it would not be preferred. Even if it worked well after the recovery it could cause problems later in life as bones get weaker.

For shits and giggles there are two similar applications used in Spinal Surgery and by Plastic Surgeons in Chest Wall Reconstructions.

Porous PEEK Implants are used in Vertebral Implants which allow bone ingrowth and work well. Further, entire rib cages including the sternum have been replaced with 3d Printed PEEK:

tca13560-fig-0001-m.jpg

@RealSurgerymax which one would you recommend the most tbh
 
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Only worth it if you have legit truecel frame.
For everyone else it is like LL for 6'+
 
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Kinda offtopic but do you know how does these 2 implants impact zygos from an aesthetic standpoint @RealSurgerymax ?

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The red circle area.
 
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Bilaterally, meaning on each side for a total of 5cm gain in width
Thats pretty good.
And I reckon that the sliding osteotomy would be cheaper to the alternatives?
 
Thats pretty good.
And I reckon that the sliding osteotomy would be cheaper to the alternatives?

Has the potential to be depending on who is doing but from sources I know it is actually nearly double the cost from Leif Rogers (almost 50K)
 
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offtopic but how do i get midface projection like that
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@RealSurgerymax which one would you recommend the most tbh

Sliding Clavicle Osteotomy, or if you really want that extra cm (5mm on each side) then the Fibula Bone Graft
 
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Sliding Clavicle Osteotomy, or if you really want that extra cm (5mm on each side) then the Fibula Bone Graft

how much does that cost + please respond to my pm
 
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Distraction Osteogenesis

The downsides are higher complication, longer recovery and the tendency for the clavicles to roll forward which gives a sad or beaten look/stance. This could potentially be mitigated with a Lengthening-Over-Nail approach which is used in Leg Lengthening sometimes. Intermedulary nails of the clavicle can be technically challenging to place though and now crosses the realm into Orthopedic Surgery and not Plastic Surgery.

s-l1600.jpg
Maximum Widening: 3.5cm or more
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Forward (Aestheticly Viewed Negatively)
Regarding shoulder rounding - To prevent your sholders from rounding while having a distration device, wear a posture enchancer, and during your sleep, make sure that you sleep on your back exclusively (put pillows beneath your pelvis, so you won't rotate).

Brace Support Belt Adjustable Back Posture Corrector Clavicle Spine Back Shoulder Lumbar Postu
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@RoundHouse @sloopnoob @NewParasite
 
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also I respect your knowledge and time so would it be possible to have a paid consultation with you to decide on every procedure I'll be needing.
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Regarding shoulder rounding - To prevent your sholders from rounding while having a distration device, wear a posture enchancer, and during your sleep, make sure that you sleep on your back exclusively (put pillows beneath your pelvis, so you won't rotate).

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@RoundHouse @sloopnoob
Mirin, but when i sleep, i sleep like this
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Regarding shoulder rounding - To prevent your sholders from rounding while having a distration device, wear a posture enchancer, and during your sleep, make sure that you sleep on your back exclusively (put pillows beneath your pelvis, so you won't rotate).

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@RoundHouse @sloopnoob
I need this I've been sleeping my stomach and my arms under my face, the fucking retin a got on my arms and it started purging :feelskek:
 
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Uuu
Great at the same time pelvic reduction :lul:
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Regarding shoulder rounding - To prevent your sholders from rounding while having a distration device, wear a posture enchancer, and during your sleep, make sure that you sleep on your back exclusively (put pillows beneath your pelvis, so you won't rotate).

View attachment 809535View attachment 809536

@RoundHouse @sloopnoob @NewParasite
retard, OP literally said shoulder rounding was a good thing
 
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also I respect your knowledge and time so would it be possible to have a paid consultation with you to decide on every procedure I'll be needing.
@RealSurgerymax

I don’t charge for these, but right now I’m running behind on DMs. I had to take a break because of how many and the quality of attention is going down. If you dm me now I will get to it in about a week
 
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Kinda offtopic but do you know how does these 2 implants impact zygos from an aesthetic standpoint @RealSurgerymax ?

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The red circle area.

Yes it fills in the canine Fossa and can help a little bit with nasolabial folds of they are from the a deep canine Fossa.

It can also just help to give smooth continuity in bigger malar augmentations
 
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Distraction Osteogenesis
This is another technique which has been used before in the reconstructive world. The advantage is the Distraction Histogensis (Soft Tissue Stretching and Regeneration including nerves) which occurs with the Distraction Osteogeneis (Bone Regeneration between the osteotomy.)

The downsides are higher complication, longer recovery and the tendency for the clavicles to roll forward which gives a sad or beaten look/stance. This could potentially be mitigated with a Lengthening-Over-Nail approach which is used in Leg Lengthening sometimes. Intermedulary nails of the clavicle can be technically challenging to place though and now crosses the realm into Orthopedic Surgery and not Plastic Surgery.

Here is an external Long bone Distractor (Depicts a femur but this method was applied to the clavicles)
s-l1600.jpg
s-l1600.jpg
Maximum Widening: 3.5cm or more
Other Effects: Shoulders Roll Forward (Aestheticly Viewed Negatively)
Can you elab better this part? And show some examples
 
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Can you elab better this part? And show some examples

Yes, lengthening over nails (LON) is done in leg lengthening in patients who are done growing to better stabilize the bone being distracted so an inappropriate distraction vector does not happen.

Stryde is an example of LON. It is a telescoping intermedullary nail, here it is:
ECBD103B 046C 4D43 AC5A 8C5771CF6ACB
1C96AFB7 5E37 4816 826A 14777DA54A54

Here is a clavicular intermedulary nail:
579C95B0 E586 484E B26D D86512921CAC

Intermedullary nails are usually used just for ordinary fixation of long bone fractures. Some major modifications, or a whole new system would have to be manufactured to apply LON to clavicles.
 
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forgot to ask, what's the projected timeline for recovery & can you get to near 100%? A lot of debate surrounding this on the forum.
 
I don’t charge for these, but right now I’m running behind on DMs. I had to take a break because of how many and the quality of attention is going down. If you dm me now I will get to it in about a week
I waiting since over a month for my pn :feelswhy:
 
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@RealSurgerymax

forgot to ask, what's the projected timeline for recovery & can you get to near 100%? A lot of debate surrounding this on the forum.


80% Back to normal in 6 weeks
90% in 3 month
95% in 6 months
99% in 1 year

Everyone’s will be a little different. For example some people may feel a sharp pain for up to a year after whenever they put a large amount of force on it (like benching)

Bodybuilders will have to take a minimum 6 month break from heavy lifts. That’s another downside to this surgery as everyone here should be working out in the ideal situation.
 
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I waiting since over a month for my pn :feelswhy:

One reason they have been taking so long is I have been in the middle of sorting out a new aesthetic theory I want to apply to everyone in my DMs now
 
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One reason they have been taking so long is I have been in the middle of sorting out a new aesthetic theory I want to apply to everyone in my DMs now
Do you know how long it does approximately take? Wanted to consult docs for surgeries but need to know what I need lol
 
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One reason they have been taking so long is I have been in the middle of sorting out a new aesthetic theory I want to apply to everyone in my DMs now
you also help with facial surgeries?
 
Do you know how long it does approximately take? Wanted to consult docs for surgeries but need to know what I need lol

This week I will be catching up on DMs after my break which lasted about 2 weeks. Between here, Lookism and the snapchat line I have abotu 75 to get through so probably some time next week.

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@lasthope I saw it is you, you are on my list for this week probably tomorrow

you also help with facial surgeries?

The face is the chief seat of beauty and my main focus.

However I am still knowledgable in Liposuction, Calf/Bicep/Deltoid/Buttock/Forearm Fat Grafting, Abdominoplasty, Surgical Gynecomastia Management, Penis Augmentation - including lengthening, Leg Lengthening using the Ilizarov, and various reconstructive hand surgeries. I am not big on body implants with the occassional exception of the calf implant.
 
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This week I will be catching up on DMs after my break which lasted about 2 weeks. Between here, Lookism and the snapchat line I have abotu 75 to get through so probably some time next week.



The face is the chief seat of beauty and my main focus.

However I am still knowledgable in Liposuction, Calf/Bicep/Deltoid/Buttock/Forearm Fat Grafting, Abdominoplasty, Surgical Gynecomastia Management, Penis Augmentation - including lengthening, Leg Lengthening using the Ilizarov, and various reconstructive hand surgeries. I am not big on body implants with the occassional exception of the calf implant.
hmmm good, so I can send you my face and you would write your surgery suggestions in ~ 2 week period?
 
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This week I will be catching up on DMs after my break which lasted about 2 weeks. Between here, Lookism and the snapchat line I have abotu 75 to get through so probably some time next week.



The face is the chief seat of beauty and my main focus.

However I am still knowledgable in Liposuction, Calf/Bicep/Deltoid/Buttock/Forearm Fat Grafting, Abdominoplasty, Surgical Gynecomastia Management, Penis Augmentation - including lengthening, Leg Lengthening using the Ilizarov, and various reconstructive hand surgeries. I am not big on body implants with the occassional exception of the calf implant.
Please become top tier surgeon as soon as possible and be rich
 
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hmmm good, so I can send you my face and you would write your surgery suggestions in ~ 2 week period?

Yes. BUt be sure to include everything - static frontals, quarter shots and TRUE side profiles not head turned against body which everyone seems to do 100% of the time
 
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Mods please pin this thread to best of the best

Actually pin all Surgerymaxx posts he ever write on this forum
 
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