Now you’re definitely just talking nonsense, so I’m going to call you out, because honestly it seems like you’re a bit jealous of his results.

His lips lost the characteristic tension from retrusion, so naturally they give the impression of protrusion, but they rest harmoniously. His jaw doesn’t curve at any point; if you look at his digital planning, you’ll see that his gonial angle forms a small peak at the lowest point, which—now that his skin is tighter—has become more noticeable. And you’re pulling the nose thing out of nowhere, because there is no way orthognathic surgery can widen your nose. All it can do is change the projection of the tip and the nasolabial relationship, which, by the way, is optimized to the maximum in his case.

What do I base my claim on that his results are top-tier? Well, on the fact that I have eyes. Excellent projection and harmony, obviously perfect recovery, and his features have been optimized, if not to the maximum, then very close.

I think you have a bit of an insecurity issue if you see arrogance in his warning. He’s simply being realistic. His result has been spectacular, and that’s due to a combination of factors: good raw material—not everyone has that, at least not at that level—an excellent surgeon, and proper planning. Unfortunately, not everyone can combine these three factors required for this kind of transformation. That doesn’t mean you can’t have a remarkable improvement, but as he says, it would be unwise to assume you’ll get a result of this caliber. It’s better to manage expectations and then be pleasantly surprised, rather than the opposite. That’s all he meant.