I stand pat by saying that I don't like the esthetic of the O jawline (and he's certainly not the best to go to for rhinoplasty, but that's another story). But, I've got the feeling that he doesn't quite have a choice in that matter, to be able to reduce both side and front views of patients with an originally high jaw, there must be some limitations that the jaw itself imposes. That's probably why he says himself that he can make you look female, but cannot garantee he'll make you pretty.
If one of the dimensions (front or profile) is already fine and the jaw is not too high, I've got the feeling, that he can in fact "make you pretty", but most of these TS are probably already passable and don't got to O. For those, that have one dimension that's fine, burring the bones, what Z, Brassard and many others do, is sufficient.
BTW. In the last few years, there are many crano-facial surgeons who have started to advertise to the trans community, like Bensimon in Montreal (same office as Brassard), which can do the same thing is O for much less. These surgeons initially worked on reconstructive facial surgery of trauma victims or those with congenital or acquired deformities to the face, men or women; they are well versed in the esthetics, and techniques, of reconstructing a face.
While I do agree that in an overall context most O patient pass
absolutely, in a TS context (where you know many TS are gathered), his work is often recognizeable by the facts that each facial proportions follow his esthetic views and standards; the shear number of these fullfiled physionomy criteria makes the work recognizeable. (that's mainly the case for those who have got the works, or a rhino from him). But, not everyone, even a TS, is so attuned to the "wonders" of FFS; only those, like me, who studied the matter extensively for their own benefit, will probably know.
