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Method Orbital decomposition surgery

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The main goal of orbital decompression surgery is to create more space within the orbit (eye socket) to allow the eyeball to move back into a more normal position, reducing symptoms such as eye bulging, double vision, and pressure behind the eyes , and even for cosmetic purposes like the guy below who suffers from an absolute subhuman tier eye area :
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Procedure: The surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia. The specific technique can vary depending on the individual case and the surgeon's preference, but it generally involves removing or reshaping a portion of the bone in the orbit to create more space. Sometimes, fatty tissue behind the eyeball is also removed. The surgery may be done through the eyelid, the eye socket, or a combination of both.

here a vid demonstrating how the procedure is done :


Risks and complications: As with any surgical procedure, orbital decompression surgery carries some risks, including infection, bleeding, damage to surrounding structures (such as the optic nerve or eye muscles), and changes in vision. However, serious complications are rare, and the vast majority of patients experience improvement in their symptoms following the surgery.

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good thread im sure it can be hella useful because bulging eyes will make anyone ltn and below
 
The main goal of orbital decompression surgery is to create more space within the orbit (eye socket) to allow the eyeball to move back into a more normal position, reducing symptoms such as eye bulging, double vision, and pressure behind the eyes , and even for cosmetic purposes like the guy below who suffers from an absolute subhuman tier eye area :
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Procedure: The surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia. The specific technique can vary depending on the individual case and the surgeon's preference, but it generally involves removing or reshaping a portion of the bone in the orbit to create more space. Sometimes, fatty tissue behind the eyeball is also removed. The surgery may be done through the eyelid, the eye socket, or a combination of both.

here a vid demonstrating how the procedure is done :


Risks and complications: As with any surgical procedure, orbital decompression surgery carries some risks, including infection, bleeding, damage to surrounding structures (such as the optic nerve or eye muscles), and changes in vision. However, serious complications are rare, and the vast majority of patients experience improvement in their symptoms following the surgery.

some results
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good thread
 
me when i decompose my orbitals
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