Re: big genioplasty done yesterday!

[Guest guest]

Thanks a bunch , I have been following your long road of years

of waiting. I am thinking to jump on board for genio in about 3 weeks

so I am nervous and eager to learn from your experiences. I hope you

are recovering well and please post how you are handling it. Is it as

bad as advertised, other than bruising? What are the first

impressions?

I am only allowing the doctor to move me 5 mm since I dont want to

risk the nerve stretching too much. Are you feeling too numb now? You

think the numbness is tolerable?

Take care of yourself and write when you feel better.

>

> Of course it's all swollen right now, but I am quite certain that

my

> 28 year quest to have a normal profile has been concluded. I

> had my " sliding drawer " genioplasty which advanced me about

> 10-12mm done yesterday in Denver, CO. This represents my

> second genioplasty, the first being done in conjunction with a

> mandibular advancement 10 years ago which was of the

> conventional type and was quite short of correcting my

> recessiveness. I will post photos, even swollen and bruised

> ones soon and gladly answer any questions anyone has

> regarding this alternative type of genioplasty that allows for full

or

> near full correction of even quite severe cases.

[Guest guest]

Thanks a bunch , I have been following your long road of years

of waiting. I am thinking to jump on board for genio in about 3 weeks

so I am nervous and eager to learn from your experiences. I hope you

are recovering well and please post how you are handling it. Is it as

bad as advertised, other than bruising? What are the first

impressions?

I am only allowing the doctor to move me 5 mm since I dont want to

risk the nerve stretching too much. Are you feeling too numb now? You

think the numbness is tolerable?

Take care of yourself and write when you feel better.

>

> Of course it's all swollen right now, but I am quite certain that

my

> 28 year quest to have a normal profile has been concluded. I

> had my " sliding drawer " genioplasty which advanced me about

> 10-12mm done yesterday in Denver, CO. This represents my

> second genioplasty, the first being done in conjunction with a

> mandibular advancement 10 years ago which was of the

> conventional type and was quite short of correcting my

> recessiveness. I will post photos, even swollen and bruised

> ones soon and gladly answer any questions anyone has

> regarding this alternative type of genioplasty that allows for full

or

> near full correction of even quite severe cases.

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Of course it's all swollen right now, but I am quite certain that

> my

> > 28 year quest to have a normal profile has been concluded. I

> > had my " sliding drawer " genioplasty which advanced me

about

> > 10-12mm done yesterday in Denver, CO. This represents

my

> > second genioplasty, the first being done in conjunction with a

> > mandibular advancement 10 years ago which was of the

> > conventional type and was quite short of correcting my

> > recessiveness. I will post photos, even swollen and bruised

> > ones soon and gladly answer any questions anyone has

> > regarding this alternative type of genioplasty that allows for

full

> or

> > near full correction of even quite severe cases.

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Of course it's all swollen right now, but I am quite certain that

> my

> > 28 year quest to have a normal profile has been concluded. I

> > had my " sliding drawer " genioplasty which advanced me

about

> > 10-12mm done yesterday in Denver, CO. This represents

my

> > second genioplasty, the first being done in conjunction with a

> > mandibular advancement 10 years ago which was of the

> > conventional type and was quite short of correcting my

> > recessiveness. I will post photos, even swollen and bruised

> > ones soon and gladly answer any questions anyone has

> > regarding this alternative type of genioplasty that allows for

full

> or

> > near full correction of even quite severe cases.