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| This is me 2 months before the accident. Symmetrical face |
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| I was 9 or 10 in this one, the change is already noticeable. My jaw-line is vanishing... |
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| I think i was 14 or 15 in this picture... Before I started tricking the pictures :) The asymmetry is very clear in this picture... |
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| See the difference? |
Hey Hara!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the blogging world! You're the first person that I've seen whose bite problems were caused by an accident. I really look forward to reading your blog and learning about this. I wish you well on your jaw journey!
-Max
Hey Max!
ReplyDeleteIve been looking pretty hard for the past few months and I cant find a case like mine! My surgeon says I have a special and intriguing case.... Is that good?? :/
It is actually really interesting to see how a broken bone has affected your jaw growth, although I'm sure it's not so great to hear your surgeon say that you have a special case:( Did your surgeon mean that your case is special and intriguing because you have a rarer etiology or because there is a different method of treating your jaw during braces and surgery?
ReplyDeleteP.S. I bet your brother feels awful about this accident now!
I think he meant because of the rarity of how my jaw/face have adapted... According to him I should look a lot worse!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy silly brother does feel a bit guilty but he knows it was an accident and it wasnt anyone's fault, if there was anyone to blame it would be me for being to slow! haha