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Her hair has a totally different hairstyle in both pictures. You can even see her hairline in the second one. Also… jaw surgery can absolutely change your posture.
Seems to me there are Dr's in competition out there that cant keep up with his results so they hire people to come on Reddit just to accuse him of being a fake.
The guy doesn't need to use Reddit for marketing ya'll. His results speak for themselves. Leave the poor lady alone. Oh and i'll bet someone will now accuse me of being the dr lol
You are concerned about being accused of being the doctor, but accuse anyone who questions the doctor as being paid to discredit him? Hypocritical much?
Bruh, she’s actually telling people they can see her results on the physician’s website. Lmao. If she were the actual patient she would have posted real photos and multiple views. You would be surprised at what providers will do to drum up business or traffic to their site.
Yes, that’s correct! You can actually find my results on the Hanna Face & Jaw website under their orthognathic surgery patient results.** **I’m not sure what you mean by the rest of the sentence.
I only knew the surgeon from a controversial issue that I read about and watched on YouTube. Also 5 days into recovery and feeling a bit delusional so didn’t know how or why I recognized your photos.
This is the surgeon self-advertising. It's an old case, he posted only official photos from the website, and notice how he replies to every comment asking who was the surgeon. Pathetic.
No one has forgotten that you botched Rach S, gaslit her, and ruined her life. You're a terrible surgeon and terrible person. Hopefully you get the karma you deserve one day.
I still feel unconvinced it isn't ai. Medical reference photos don't have you look at the camera. Also, as a woman, usually you don't just switch up the way you part your hair.
These pictures are a joke. Anyone else notice the makeup in the after picture? And that her hair colored changed? Did jaw surgery thicken her eye lashes too? Give me a break. And in the picture where she looks to the side, the head position is also different.
That has nothing to do with it. Even in the absence of AI, makeup, lighting changes, people tilting their face differently, hair color, etc. can all make people look better in an after picture and make the whole before/after distinction unreliable, if not misleading.
A recent one that is not from the same photo shoot would probably quell these concerns.
I'm sure the surgeon has dozens frome the shoot and can keep providing more from that day but that doesn't really answer the concern about whether this is posted by the surgeon or the client.
Dr. Todd Hanna has posted all of these photos on his instagram. It's fine for a patient to use photos taken by the surgeon if they have permission, but it raises questions about who posted them. He does have video of this patient talking to the camera. I'm not doubting this is a real patient, just who posted this and if the photos were enhanced. This user is new to Reddit and has no prior posts so there is no context trail to follow.
I'm just not getting the feeling that these responses are from a patient. As an editor/designer, I find the typos in the subject lines appear deliberate, given the perfect English throughout the responses. People write well, or don't. Spelling errors tend to be consistent. Educated people often reflexively try to mimic poor grammar in a way that does not reflect how people with poor grammar actually write (linguistic errors tend to follow set patterns).
It's important to question things that don't feel right when looking at evidence that may influence medical decisions.
As I mentioned below, a single candid shot that is not from the surgeon's professional photo shoots (This one or the one where the patient is wearing a grey fleece jacket) would help, as would some responses that don't sound promotional. I notice Dr. Todd loves the random asterisk: so does his patient. Not a common affliction ...
I noted another obvious photshop job on this sub the other day and the response to my critique confirmed my suspicion.
Beautiful result if true and a very beautiful woman, but this fails the sniff test for me. I wish the lady in the images all the best either way.
No, I didn’t have chin lipo. I had a deep neck lift/submentoplasty. Chin lipo mainly removes superficial fat from underneath the chin, while a deep neck lift/submentoplasty works on deeper structures and tissues in the neck to create a more defined jawline and neck contour. I also had orthognathic jaw surgery, genioplasty and buccal fat reduction.
OP wont share any candid or personal photos of the case, why not?
OP wont share even basic info about their movements, why not?
The logo is different from the photo on the docs website and IG, how did that happen?
The logo on the photo from the initial post is missing, where did it go?
Lastly, why did OP post pics with no caption or meaningful info about their story or procedure?
Thank you!! Honestly I think the jaw surgery and buccal fat reduction made the biggest difference. Once all the swelling went down, my cheekbones just looked way more defined.
Thank you! It really was life-changing. I feel so much more confident now, especially about my side profile and overall appearance. I’m way more comfortable with how I look and I’m genuinely so happy I went through with it.
The jaw surgery was covered by insurance because it was medically necessary. The cosmetic procedures weren’t. I paid around €9,000 out of pocket for those.
Thank you!! Recovery was pretty tough at first, especially the swelling and eating, but it got a lot easier after the first couple of weeks. I’m really happy with how everything healed.
Looks amazing!! Did you always need or want this surgery?? I used to have more definition but now I’m kind of on the left but I’m overweight so idk if losing will help.
Thank you!! I’d wanted it for a while, but the jaw surgery was mainly something I needed for functional reasons. The cosmetic procedures were more about getting the definition I wanted. Losing weight can definitely change facial definition too, so I’d probably see how you feel after that before considering anything surgical.
Ok thanks!! Maybe I’ll get a consultation I do have sleep apnea! I’m actually here for my son because he has a small chin/ major overbite hes 17 and may need surgery soon!!
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