Does any one have experience with The Crane as an alternative to surgery for recessed maxilla

[DoubleJawOrthoCrowns]

I stumbled on to this face pulling device called the Crane. It appears to be a reverse headgear device that pulls the maxilla outwards. The website is incomplete but there are images of one promising case where the maxilla of a woman in her 60’s was pulled significantly forward (presumably without surgery) over the course of a year. With a result like this I don’t understand why this is not more popular! Also, I wonder why the site only offers one successful case. Perhaps the device is just really new or perhaps it is not effective. It’s difficult for me to ascertain whether this is a legitimate treatment.

The Cranes website reads:
“the CRANE is an extra-oral device that stabilizes the base of the head on a cervical collar with a forward facing boom to attach elastics from an intra-oral appliance to achieve forward pull of the maxilla and facial bones....Unlike facemasks, this device revolutionizes forward pull by NOT pushing on the cranial bones, mandible or facial bones. The CRANE delivers precise forces to quickly achieve amazing results without surgery.”

Taken from http://www.thecranencrp.com/aboutthecrane.html

Does anyone have any experience with the Crane?

[runrabbitrun]

I don't personally have experience with this device but I'll be the first to point out that the woman who developed it doesn't have a medical degree. Why do you think that this product is an effective alternative to surgery? There is no proof of research, testing and/or FDA approval - the device doesn't even have a patent.

My advice - don't fall for scams with zero credibility, ESPECIALLY when it comes to your health.