Mike......Re: Redo questions

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I think Mike (welldressed31) was mostly unhappy with the cosmetic

result. I'm not sure if his bite has been corrected or not. I agree

with you completely if the bite wasn't corrected by the surgery. If

it's just the aesthetic result that's in question, well then I think

it becomes less of a black and white situation. Everyone will have a

slightly different opinion of what constitutes a favorable cosmetic

outcome. So what do your surgeon and orthodontist say about your

bite, Mike?? Was it corrected with the first surgery? How has your

surgeon addressed your concerns?

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> > > Hey if anyone had had or konw something about redos id like

some

> > > advice. I am now almost a month post op and as i knew from day

1

> i

> > am

> > > no happy with my results, i belive my bite is not moved as far

> back

> > > or as horizonatlly planed as it should hav ebeen and bottom

line

> is

> > i

> > > am not happy. So my question is 1. does a surgeon charge full

> price

> > > to get a redo done? and with insurance im guessing a redo is

not

> > > covered or i tis hardre to get covered.. im wondering basically

> if

> > a

> > > surgeon cuts the patient a deal if it is a redo and i am paying

> out

> > > of pocket cause my new insurace def. wont cover this. 2. how

> soon

> > is

> > > too soon to have this done again? It would take new cuts or in

> the

> > > bone, so i assume i would have to be totally healed or not? any

> > > advice would be apprecaited thanks!