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No. 137881
>>137880No because I prefer alternatives because I want to be "natural". I have nothing wrong against ps or people that have ps.
the thing is if i have ps, no matter if it looks good or not, people will think i'm fake and i feel like when people know you're "natural" its more attracting.
ex:
if i get ps to get big boobs, people will bash that they're fake and etc.
but if i buy pills and creams (which currently works) then people will think it's natural and they'll compliment me.
idk i'm really insecure, anon. i don't have the guts nor money for ps, which is why i respect people who get plastic surgery. I couldn't handle all the negative comments coming from people
No. 137882
I'd definitely get surgery to make my nose smaller, my jaw normal (have an underbite but dentists told me it's okay and surgery to fix that would be considered cosmetic) and to make my chest normal (have pectus excavatum, doctors said that surgery would be considered cosmetic because it's not at a point where it's a health risk).
>>137881I see what you mean. I'd argue that it doesn't matter what people say if you chose to get surgery, as long as you felt good and confident but I know what it's like to be insecure.
No. 137884
I'm definitely getting a nose job when I get the money to. I have a skinny sharp nose bridge with a cute round tip so I want my nose bridge made rounder and wider to match the tip. I also want it flattened since it's very big/harsh looking and looks like shit with my soft/round/flat facial features.
I want my nose to look similar to Sky Ferreira's.
>>137882>I'd argue that it doesn't matter what people say if you chose to get surgery, as long as you felt good and confident but I know what it's like to be insecure.This. People are going to hate you no matter what, so why not do something that would make you happy?
No. 137888
>>137883Fuck that nigga, do you.
I would get my breasts altered and possibly enlarged with my own fat. I may also get fat injections in my ass. Face-wise I'd like to get my chin narrowed and perhaps nose slimmed, but when I meitu it thinner it kind of looks weird, so perhaps not.
No. 137889
>>137885I think on some people it looks really obvious, even if its minor because of how unusual it looks on their face. Ex when people get lip injections or a nose that would be rare within their ethnicity.
Idk if you guys follow kpop but 99% of the time I find the plastic surgery to be so obvious, especially the nose jobs because of how "western" they make them look.
No. 137894
>>137893Might just be the surgeon though. I've seen some jobs that have barely noticeable scars.
I definitely will when I get older. I've been cursed/blessed with G cups so I know gravity's going to be mean to me.
No. 137900
yes, i would.
i had restylane fillers for my eyebags and microlipo suction on my chipmunk cheeks to make them more even. even at 16% bf my cheeks look ridiculous. in fact, at a lower weight, it looks like i have jowls, because the fat leaves the middle of my cheeks but not the bottom.
the fillers disappeared in a month or less, and while my cheeks became better, they're still ugly. the plastic surgeon told me that my jaw is a little uneven. i had this done when i was in south korea, so the whole thing cost under 3k. i am bummed that i spent that much money for little difference.
now i want to try a fat graft to my eyebags and nasolabial folds. also something to fix the appearance of my cheeks – maybe i need my jaw shaved? and a nosejob, but probably only tip plasty or alarplasty. i dont' want my nose bridge touched, really.
bigger breasts would be nice, too, but i'm alright with my current size.
No. 137904
I had a nose job. I'm quite happy with it though it's very "natural“. Got rid of a bump and tilting. My nose is still a little potatoish but I didn't want too much change because I didn't want people to notice it so I wasn't aiming for a perfect hollywood style nose.
If I had endless money I would also get lip and cheek fillers and maybe eyelid surgery. .but it's probably for the better that I can't afford it.
>>137901you can relocate your nose and make it appear shorter it's just very risky.
No. 137906
>>137905If she wants her labia to look like a porn labia who cares. Her call.
I want one too.
No. 137907
>>137903not the person you're replying to, but it really depends on the person. like, do you watch porn? if you do, do you make comparisons with the people in the porn to people you're involved with/interested in?
my current boyfriend watches a lot of porn and it doesn't bother me since he 1) told me he watches a lot of porn and I didn't have to find out in a weird way, 2) at least he's watching porn to get off instead of picking up chicks at a bar or something.
I think people have a really specific image of the kind of guy wanks it to porn a lot, and don't make the connection that there are a lot of different kinds of people out there who can and do enjoy porn in different ways. /OT
No. 137908
>>137907>>137907>>137907nope, i don't, so i wouldn't know, but i'd imagine that's what guys do, that do watch porn in relationships. i don't think they're comparing WHILE they're watching porn, but like, as the gf is undressing, like… "wow, i really wish her ass was more like ____", regardless of what they omit to not hurt their partner's feelings.
does it not feel like he's settling with you because, he does want to be with other people? i don't understand how this is sometimes reconciled with "but he likes my personality/insert 'unique' feature here", personally. it would give me the impression that i'm expendable, when it's literally impossible for me to get off thinking of a guy that isn't my partner (i don't think this a problem that plagues all women, but because i can't… it seems fundamentally unfair in my situation).
maybe i'm too traditional, but i find it upsetting. how many people am i being compared to? what's even preventing him from leaving if he so treasures variety, and jacks off A LOT to porn? he must REALLY like different things and if i can't provide him with continually refreshing novelty, why even?
No. 137914
>>137910It seems pretty insecure to constantly worry about it and not sitting down and having an adult conversation about that subject. Porn is so prevalent now that you can't just lump everyone who watches it in the same boat. Yes there are people like that (men and women), and there are people who just get their rocks off then continue on with their normal lives.
Do you really, actually, sincerely care about someone when you just think they're just some horny pleasure seeker who'd jump at the chance to bang a pornstar? Are you a person who views their value soley through their body and attractiveness? (what am I talking about this is a plastic surgery thread). idk if you have no other attributes to apparently keep a guy interested i guess those feelings would be valid.
No. 137915
>>137914>>137914i don't know what makes you think i've not had conversations about that subject with men? it is prevalent, yes. you can wax endlessly about female sexuality but the fact of the matter is the majority of people that watch porn on a regular basis, are men. the whole idea that men are the "more visual" sex, by far, is a pretty accepted concept, and is accepted and agreed with by most men, anyway.
i wouldn't date a person that masturbates frequently to porn (especially while in a relationship), so i don't know how to answer that question. as i said, i don't think it has to do with insecurity. even if you're hot as fuck, it's said time and time again, guys value VARIETY. even if you're an absolute bombshell, most men will say "we want SOMETHING DIFFERENT", so i really don't think it has anything to do with physical insecurity. it's the very tangible prospect of being left for a shot at novelty. i hate to say it, and maybe i'm generalizing too much, but as they say "a man (or just a shallow person) is only as good as his/their options". it's the threat of instability and loss, which can come at any time, whenever they decide they want something different – no matter how beautiful you may be. of course, this applies to all shallow people, but let's be real here, for the most part, that mostly a dude thing.
i don't think physical attractiveness = value at all. my perception is that men value physical attraction more than anything else, and it seems to ring true.
No. 137918
>>137908I watch a lot of porn too, I think I watch more porn than my bf if you count yaoi smutfics I schlick to on some days :), but I don't think of fucking the guys in it — I still love and treasure my bf very much and would never think of cheating.
Sometimes we we even watch porn together.
Yeah, I'll go with the other anons here, it does sound like you are insecure.
No. 137919
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>>137913They only look fake if you had a shitty doctor or go up too big. And the rule is around 10~15 years, not 7.
No. 137923
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>>137922Anything thicker than pic related is too thick. I have no problem with my thighs, but my calves are a bitch that I can't even wear skinny jeans.
No. 137932
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>>137931ikr? this is one of the members with no shoop…
No. 137936
>>137935That's cool but their example sucked. I mean…can I have an example of this skinny thighs/thick calves? Not mad, just curious. I mean…what does anon mean by "anything thicker than this" with women who are photoshopped and have heels on…
>>137923Anon…do you mean thicker than the calves with or without the heels? Heels drastically elongate calves, so you want to look like your constantly wearing heels?
>>13793210/10 without ps.
sigh No. 137940
>>137939do you think it looks good or bad
can you tell theyre fake if you touch them or what
No. 137942
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>>137940>>137940yo here are a couple of examples of decent boob jobs imo, especially the lower because she didn't go too big. Of course these are also done by a really high end expensive surgeon. Going through his gallery, even he has some really fucked up looking ones. It's such a hit-or-miss type of thing.
No. 137945
>>137940>>137941Well there's different types of implants, my mom has silicone gel implants.
I've poked it and it feels like a chicken fillet but softer. To be honest, it just looks good but it doesn't seem to feel nice like real boobs.
I would rather get a fat transfer, apparently you won't be able to identify cancerous cells in the breast if you do a fat transfer though. So keep that in mind.
No. 137949
I am incredibly, incredibly insecure (always have been) and was diagnosed with bdd so please take this all with a grain of salt.
first off, i fucking hate my tits. they are tiny little a cups, which isn't really bad i guess, but the biggest problem is how shallow they are. like.. I think I have tubular breasts because mine are so shallow at the top and heavy at the bottom. droopy, malnourished cow udders. but the biggest problem i have with my boobs are how big my nipples are. i've never heard from any of my boyfriends that they are big, but i fucking despise them. so much that i actually hate being touched there because i can't get over how disturbingly ugly my breasts are.
secondly, i hate my nose. It kind of looks okay from the side but it's really pointy and long and downturned and fuck I hate it. I hate my whole face, my mouth and my nose and my eyes and everything, but my nose bothers me wayyyyy too much. i can't take a picture without covering up my face.
i also have a mole i'd like removed.
slowly, i'm trying to improve myself. I'm trying to grow out my hair to become mermaid status so i can hide my fat seacow body under it. i use baking soda and peroxide to whiten my teeth and brush three times a day, and take care of my face as well. finally, I'm really trying to get into fitness so i can (maybe) not hate my body as much. People say I'm average but I just see this gigantic, chubby landwhale monster in the mirror and tbh i want to tear off my skin and throw away all the fat underneath it.
so there's lots of ways i could help fix my gargoyle visage, but I'm pretty sure the only way to fix my tits and my nose (as well as a mole) are surgery. If teeth whitening counts as plastic surgery I'm planning on doing that too. Luckily, it will be a few years before I graduate and have a career to spend money on PS, so I will have time to think and research.
Tl;dr I want to fix my disturbing, small, big nippled breasts and my jew nose, in addition to the many other things wrong with me.
inb4 no1curr, sorry everyone.
No. 137953
>>137949>i use baking soda and peroxide to whiten my teeth and brush three times a dayTake it from someone who brushed twice daily for two years with baking soda, that you're going to damage the enamel and destroy your teeth if you continue to brush your teeth with baking soda and hydrogen peroxide.
If you really care about your teeth and don't want to fork over the money for a nice, third world vacation to get your teeth fixed, drop both and pick up a decent toothpaste. Avoid anything that will stain your teeth, and you should be fine. Now hopefully you haven't been doing this for very long, because baking soda is very abrasive, and hydrogen peroxide is acidic.
No. 137955
>>137954Unfortunately I use a faggotry "all natural" toothpaste, so I can't recommend any.
Salt water is good for cuts, kankers, and sores, though I prefer waiting out the duration and biting my cheeks and lips all over again.
No. 137959
>>137952how long does it really last, though?
>>137951same. well, i'm a 34B, but it'd be nice to be a full C cup. during that time of the month, i'm totally happy with my boobs, but most of the time they feel too small.
No. 137961
>>137960not the anon you're replying to, but that's actually a pretty good amount of time. but I suppose it also depends on you watching your weight and things like that?
>>137959>>137951Have you guys gotten properly fitted? I used to think I was on the smaller side, at 34B, and felt like I wanted bigger boobs, but I recently fitted myself and it turns out I'm a 32D. getting better fitting bras make them look bigger, and it feels like they're a bit bigger too. idk maybe that'll help you?
No. 137962
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I have had fillers/botox/lip augmentation and I am getting breast/butt augmentaiton in august. I'm an older anon and because my boobs were big growing up, they've succumb to gravity. I've never had an ass so I'm getting that done as well. I'm not going bigger, just more shapelier, pic related is what I'm trying to achieve.
I'm really excited. The surgeon I found works miracles. I debated this for a really long time but I figured that I should just go for it, I've been struggling with boob related problems for a long time that could easily be solved by surgery and I've hated by pancake ass/saddlebags since seventh grade. I thought diet/exercise would do the trick but all that happened was I lost a lot of weight this year bringing me to my lowest weight but it really hasn't done shit for my t & a…
No. 137965
>eat properly>lift religiously for a year>lose those 10lbs and put on a lot of muscle>tfw you have worked hard but will never get an ass like thatfucking genetics. i'll never make it.
>>137961i've done all those measurement things on the bra reddit and such. it measures me at something like a 28G, but whenever i try bras in sister sizes, it never fits properly. i don't remember exactly what it was, but i think i have a wide "root?"
No. 137967
I don't know if this counts as surgery, but I desperately need orthodontic work done.
I'm in the UK (hurgh hurgh, British teeth, I know), and typically we actually have a really high standard of oral health aside from the crookedness, but the dental system here is absolutely fucked for those who aren't rich or don't have parents supporting them.
I needed braces badly when I was a kid, but the system failed me and for some reason I never got them. My teeth have always crooked and overcrowded, but then my wisdom teeth started coming in and they're very severely impacted, coming in completely sideways, and have crushed the teeth on my lower jaw together to the point that they're jutting out at all angles and some are chipping under the pressure. It really hurts.
I'm weeping every night at the state of my mouth and I'm in so much pain, but I don't know what to do. I'm in a new city for my education and I don't have a dentist, but when I tried to find one everybody told me they weren't taking on NHS patients. One was, but they told me to get something called a HC1 form as I couldn't afford to pay for the treatment I need, which I got and filled in and sent off months ago, and never heard from again.
I'm trying to get an urgent referral for a hospistal referral to have my wisdom teeth removed ASAP, went down to my GP today and it was closed for the day. I feel like crying, but even so then what of overcrowding? I'm a student with zero parental support, I don't have money to drop on the work I'd need doing to make me fit for braces, and I sure as shit don't have the £2000+ plus for the cost of the braces.
I'm at a loss. Maybe it sounds ridiculous I actually feel suicidal over the whole affair.
I did consider briefly trying to crowdfund this shit, but it's a laughable cause right? It's pathetic, who would donate to that.
Anyway I just wanted to vent this. I don't have anybody to talk to about the situation and it makes it even worse that I'm suffering in silence. I feel so wretched. I wish something miraculous would happen or somebody would swoop down and save me but that's simply not going to happen.
No. 137968
>>137967so sorry about that anon. before I get into the other stuff let me just say that what's really ridiculous is even thinking of suicide because of teeth. come on? i know there's also the pain factor and you're probably in a desperate situation by now, but it's still a trivial thing to put next to suicide.
anyway. i think you should give crowdfund a try. there are tons of people who have gone through the experience of needing braces and would sympathize with your situation. i actually remember going to the website experienceproject (or whatever the fuck it's called) when i was gonna get my braces done, just so i can read experiences of people with "bad teeth" and i remember a couple of people who didn't have the means to fix their problem and said that they cried every night because of their teeth. so it's not like nobody will understand how big this is for you.
if crowdfund doesn't work, then (well idk your financial state but,) you should consider saving up anyway, even if it looks like it will take a long time to reach your goal, or even if you have to live off noodles and water just to put in a fixed amount every month. at least you'll have a guarantee that by 2 years or whatever you'll have enough money to do it if an alternative doesn't happen sooner.
No. 137970
>>137968Yeah, I know it seems trivial, but part of the reason I feel so depressed over it that I've actually already lost 3 of my teeth on my top jaw because of the overcrowding.
I have an extreme fear of dentistry after having really bad experiences with my dentist when I was a kid, the same one who should have given me braces but didn't. Even thinking about dentistry sends me into sweats and heavy breathing and brings out in me a level of panic I cannot describe. Last time I went to a dentist I had a full on panic attack in the chair and ran away with the paper towel still attached to my chest, so when my teeth cracked, I just ignored it and ran away from the problem, and now they're gone permanently.
They'll never come back, I'm ruined forever and I don't even know if this is something braces can fix by closing the gaps, I don't know if orthodontic work is that good.
I just feel like I've trashed myself, but I might actually give the Crowdfunding idea a go if you think it might be okay. idk, I just feel like people might laugh at me. It's my own fault for having this phobia and letting it get this bad. I was so foolish, I shouldn't have ran away.
>>137969Thank you ;__;
No. 137971
>>137970I had something mildly similar to that in that I had this extreme phobia of every kind of doctor, so I never went to the dentist, ever. I've had 3 molars crack and break off completely and ignored it for a while.
When I finally had my first dentist appointment at like the age of 18, they extracted the bad molars, and then my orthodontist put on braces. The braces somehow pulled my wisdom teeth from underneath my gums like a magnet, like they literally sprouted up on their own, and then my braces pulled them in to perfectly replace the old molars at the spot where they used to be. So orthodontists can really work wonders. My old dentist actually told me I would need implants, and I didn't.
also, some tips: you can tell your dentist that you want to keep your eyes closed the whole time, and to not let you see any instruments at any point. they will abide, because they're used to people being scared. And second, bring music and only put one earphone on your ear, so that you can zone out and focus on the music whenever you want while still being able to hear them incase they give you some instruction.
No. 137972
>>137971Wow, I'm in awe that you managed to get that fixed, that's the kind of future I heavily desire.
The whole phobia thing though, that isn't something just closing my eyes and ears to will fix unfortunately.
It's everything. It's the smell of the rubber and that sweet antiseptic wash, the gloves, the light, having to recline back in that horrific chair, the tiny mirrors on sticks and the metal tools that prod, tap, scrape, and the drills. The drills are the worst, you can't un-hear the drill as it goes right through you.
You feel it in your teeth, in your skull, in your entire body. Even the thing that blows air and sense pieces of spittle and bone flying through mouth and causes your tongue to go dry.
I just can't. I've tried and I can't. Every single bit of it screams at me in a voice so shrill to get up and run, escape. It's a level of terror I can't accurately put into words but it's a fear that runs so deep I feel like my heart could stop at any moment.
I did have a dentist who was patient with me once, and said we could try gas and so I came in and for half an hour I sat in the chair with a mask on and even huffing in all that gas the terror was still there and I was constantly on the verge of a legit panic attack, so finally, fortunately she referred me to be put semi-under in order to have a filling and a tooth removed and oh my god it was heaven. Didn't hear a thing, felt nothing, smelled nothing, remembered nothing; just pure, empty, blissful darkness.
I don't think I'll be able to get that again though. In fact I don't have a chance, not with the area I'm living in now.
No. 137973
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Dentist anon here fucking crying my eyes out right now in disbelief.
Just checked my bank account, a poverty grant that I applied for from my university that I didn't think I would get just got deposited into my account.
This isn't enough to get all the work I need, but if I can plead my case with the NHS I might be able to get most of the prices reduced.
I feel sick and ill, a few minutes ago I was silently praying for a miracle and this just actually happened. I actually feel like throwing up.
No. 137975
>>137973Congratulations!!!
About your phobia, now that we know you have the funds! I'm the exact same way, dentists were my top most fear, I would throw up all over myself and hold my breath till i passed out to make my parents have to take me home when i was little, and as i got older it progressed into biting a tech and running away. Many years passed and i never went back, i was so scared my teeth were beyond help, but at last I found a dentist who specialized in phobic patients, now I'm not sure if you'll be able to find that where you are, but i do know that dentist keep both valium and stronger stuff on hand. When i got my wisdom teeth out they gave me the option of anesthesia, but I chose to let them drug the shit outta me in stead and im so fucking happy i did. Ask about drugs, be honest about your phobia, and like the other anon said, many dentists will do their best to "shield" you from your "
triggers"
In fact, last time i was in they put a cloth over my face and since ive been in there so many times now i trusted them, and I realized after that they had used the pick thing, which i have an ungodly fear of. Anyway, my teeth we're fucked too, cool dentists drugged me for the bad parts and helped me cope with the rest. I now have invisalign, which i find to be a great option for braces and my fear has been significantly reduced. Congratulations again, stay strong and good luck!
No. 137977
>>137975how did you find the dentist that specializes in phobic patients?
Lately I've been having problems with my teeth too, I'm in a similar boat, dentists make me break out in the shakes. It's been years since I've been to a dentist because of this phobia, but I'm terrified of losing my teeth, too…even though everyone keeps telling me it won't happen, teeth don't 'just fall out of your head' the condition has gotten bad enough that it's caused literal hallucinations in recent weeks. I haven't been eating solid food for a while, just drinking nutrition shakes because I'm scared to bite down on anything harder than mashed potatoes. I almost just want to get them all pulled and replaced with dentures because this is fucking awful.
thinking about it too much is making my jaw ache even now, shit.
No. 137980
>>137886Like, an outie that goes past the outer lips, or just visible?
Just visible labia is usually alright and cute according to some guys.
No. 137983
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Does anyone else wish they could have a beautiful body? Cute butt, big, shapely tits with small nipples, a tiny waist, small arms, ect?
It haunts me, guys. Why must I look like a chubby 12 year old boy. brb kms
No. 137987
>>137986that's good, you probably have a nice body then.
not like ugmo girls like me with small tits and cottage cheese thighs.
No. 137988
>>137987haha no, i have a flat chest (literally) flat ass and broad shoulders not to mention pretty big feet (a big insecurity of mine) i mostly hate my body but if someone came up to me and asked me ''if you want we can change your body , do you want us to?'' id probably say no
i dont know why maybe i just got used to it
No. 137991
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>>137880I have a jew nose. I just I hate looking at it from the side; or when someone takes a picture of me from another angle. It looks so awful! I want a cute animu nose.
No. 137992
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>>137991i want an animu nose, too. it looks fine in the mirror from whatever angle, but i hate how it looks in pictures, even selfies. the only thing is, i'm not exactly sure what i want. when i got a consultation at grand plastic surgery in south korea, they told me that i could get tip plasty. they put a qtip in each nostril and sort of pulled my nose forward to show me what it would look like – which was a bigger nose.
i just want a tiny cute nose. they also suggested a chin implant (coincidentally, my mom got one when she was younger), but i'm afraid i'll look like pic related.
No. 137994
>>137993What race are you?
How was your jaw like before?
Where are you from (or how much did you have to travel?)
Cost?
From day 1 till the day you made full recovery, how much time?
Was it good/well done?
No. 137997
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I wish i had a hardcore crazy fanbase that would be willing to pay for new beautiful boobies… Just like Alyssa Faith / purrbunny. Dat bitch is lucky.
No. 137998
>>137997Pfffffffffft that god awful photoshop.
JFC I hope her fans aren't that dumb to believe thats her "real" waist.
No. 137999
>>137997Jesus fuck what the hell is going on with her anatomy
Is this chick like a pornstar? Her body is like a cartoon, jessica rabbit levels of ridiculous.
she should've used the money on her face instead, girl looks like she's pushing 35.
No. 138004
>>138001It is her real waist, it's just crazy small.
It does happen.
No. 138005
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>>138003I personally think that she shop her ass and make it weirdly big and that's why so people are kindda weirded out by her body.
No. 138007
>>138001>>138003>>137999>>137998Kinda surprised none of you have seen this girl yet, she's all over Tumblr.
But yeah it is her real waist, no shop.
It's not very slim from the front very thin from the side.
https://instagram.com/p/3KjridR32f/?taken-by=purrbunny No. 138008
>>138005There are plenty of videos of her showing off her frame, it is clearly not shoop.
Some people just have unusual frames.
No. 138010
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fake body debunked. ugh fakers cant stand them
No. 138011
>>138010Jesus fucking christ how thick are you.
She does not have a small waist from the front, only the side.
This is not especially abnormal, you see it all the time, and there are plenty of videos of her proving that her waist is her own.
No. 138016
>>137994East Asian, travelled from US. I have the typical chubby round Asian face which is great if you want to look 12 forever, but I really wanted a V-shaped face like most Korean stars. So I had my jaw shaven down and the doctors put the bones taken from the jaw into my chin.
Total cost was about 20,000 dollars. No food at all for the first 4 days and I survived entirely on soya milk. Managed to have a smoothie on the 5th day. Most of the swelling was gone in 2 weeks and entirely gone in 1.5 months.
The doctor did not want to give me a drastic change so they did a very subtle job. No one could tell I had anything done but it is very obvious if you compared before and after pictures. Really glad I had it done although recovery for the first few days were agonizing.
No. 138023
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>>138007If you look in the professional pictures that she's had taken, she's not as extreme as her personal photos and videos. I think she's just very small (look at her thighs) with ass implants. She does idolize iggy, too…
Is she really 18??
No. 138025
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>>138016dang, $20,000.
I want some things done in Korea.. I wanted that "permanent smile" thing, which isn't really a permanent smile, it's just lifting the corners of your mouth so that when you smile, you smile very upwards.
No. 138028
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>>138025be careful with that permanent smile shit, you might end up looking like joyce meyer, who turned herself into the joker
No. 138029
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Does anyone know what kind of surgery the model risa had done.I think i would want something similar.
No. 138030
>>137970I have four baby teeth. There are no adult teeth to come in. They're the two teeth on each side of my front teeth. The gums have eroded already and I have to swish water every time I eat to get any food out. I'm lucky that all my teeth are child size anyway so you can't really see them unless I part my lips unnaturally wide. The second tooth on the left side is pretty small and there's a gap from braces I had at one point. The braces couldn't even be put on those baby teeth because they would have been pulled out. The last time I went to a dentist I was told that they were all in there pretty tight and not likely to fall out. Still, I'm paranoid. I won't bite anything with my front teeth. I have an overbite too. if I had big teeth I'd be bucktoothed. My mouth is really small and the reason I got braces was overcrowding.
I'm just very lucky that you really can't see my teeth. Otherwise I'd be desperately trying to save for some cosmetic treatments so I didn't look like a rabbit.
However I'm lucky. My sister have four teeth and constant infections. It's really bad. But since she does nothing to help herself and just complains I almost think she enjoys the attention somehow.
In the US dentistry is a luxury unless you have money or good insurance. Her only real alternative is to go to the university hospital's dentistry clinic and be worked on by students. Better than nothing.
No. 138033
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>>138029She honestly looks pretty natural to me. If she had anything done, it might be epicanthoplasty.
No. 138034
>>138029Photoshop bruh.
Shes ugly as fuck without it.
No. 138036
>>138035I've never had a fear of surgery personally but I can understand those that do.
What you need to do is break it down into logic and rationalise it until you no longer fear it.
The concept of having your flesh cut away whilst conscious is a frightening though, but how many cells do you think slough from your body every single day? It's actually over 50 million.
At the end of the day all the surgeon will be doing is removing some cells from your body and manipulating the remaining wound. It's no biggy.
I really had surgery on my ears whilst conscious and once they actually get started it's fine and you just kind of roll with it. It's the waiting for them to start that's the bad bit.
No. 138037
>>137992I wouldn't go to Grand, you'll get a botched job there.
Here in Korea it's well known that they are a shady clinic, there have been many deaths there due to doctor swapping, inexperienced surgeons and GA. They're known to be a "factory clinic".
No. 138040
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I was watching a video about people discussing xiahn nishi and someone mentioned how korean idols have skin surgery to make their face/skin look flawless.Does anyone know what it's called or has anyone had it done?
No. 138044
>>138040They might be talking about the ultra v lift. It was a massively popular procedure not that long ago.
This just looks like she got a deep facial cleansing. An ex-kpop idol did an askreddit and talked about how they went to the dermatologist once a week for skin treatments.
No. 138047
>>138046Well that's a bit hard to tell from a picture (that are obviously shooped).
There are a ton of different skin procedures and every clinic has their own methods.
But I've read somewhere that most laser/chemical peel/acid treatments to improve skin, acne etc. don't last longer than 2 weeks anyway? Some don't even see a difference. I think you'd have to do these treatments every few weeks to get a good result, maybe except for stem cell treatment.
Also look up microneedling if you have scars, big pores or uneven skin tone, you can even do this at home.
No. 138049
>>138046i'm going to second
>>138047 in the chemical peels since her face looks really read in the one pic
No. 138053
>>138051It does work but it stills carries a heavy risk of potential scarring or permanent discolouration.
Only very specific skin types can do it.
No. 138055
>>138054I own my own and I do it like 3 times every 2 weeks.
It really works by but it can be painful on areas where the skin is thin. Even so it's not like excruciating, more like "ahh ducking shit this stings". Totally bearable though, like you can do it, you just need to bear it.
No. 138056
>>138051Try IPL hair removal. It's light based so no pain or scars.
I have one from philips, expensive shit but worth it.
I haven't used it in a year and maybe 15% of my leg hair grew back.
And works on every skin type except very dark skin and white or blonde body hair.
No. 138057
>>138056500$ and it's not permanent?
>>138055Do you see any results? I only used it a couple of times and my skin would peel from it which was not what I wanted. I got the one with 1,5mm needle length because anything below isn't effective.
No. 138058
>>138057Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think there is anything permanent for hair removal. They all call it 'permanent hair removal' but the hair will always grow back after some time.
I paid 300$ once and can use this thing for several years.
At most salons or clinics they charge you for every single body part, you pay the same amount of money and you get only 8 session.
No. 138062
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I want to get my jaw re-set, which would be mostly cosmetic but could be passed off as medical. I'm planning to get this done within the next two years after I get my degree. Since it will be quite invasive and require several months of healing, I will need to take quite a lot of time off for it.
I also really want to get my nose tip and nostrils reshaped. I have a nose like pic related (except my nose bridge is lower so the tip looks more upturned) that looks fine from the front but disproportional and ugly in profile, and my nostrils are too wide.
For the jaw procedure my worries are mostly centered around complications and healing time, but I think the people close to me will support me in this.
Conversely I am 100% sure I will get no support whatsoever for the nose surgery. My parents and boyfriend are all very "natural is best" and my father and bf even get a bit annoyed with me if they think I'm spending too much time or money on my makeup. From what I've gathered online the surgery to reshape my nose won't be particularly invasive and recovery would only take a couple of weeks, but I'm not in a position where I can just disappear for a few weeks and then show up post-surgery with a cuter, more proportional nose.
My nose and jaw are the reason I absolutely hate having pictures taken of myself. These are the areas I always edit on any picture that do end up being taken. It's purely these two areas, because I love the rest of my face and my body.
My boyfriend and family are always complaining that they don't have enough pictures of me. I wish I could tell them the reason and that they'd understand.
No. 138064
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So I will get plastic surgery for my nose next year in October, a few weeks after I turn 16
No. 138065
>>138062There is nothing wrong with that nose unless it is also really crooked or your nose is so upturned that you look like a pig.
>>138064This kind of nose… I'd want to get it fixed, especially if I didn't have other features that balance it out.
I too want a nose job… but rather then having a witchy hook nose I have a triangular shaped nose with a bulbous tip and no bridge definition. My nose is really the only thing with my face I have real issue with. I have round 'pretty' eyes if a bit small, and defined full lips on an oval face. Just my nose is such a big blob on my face… I can't even find someone with a comparable nose on google.
No. 138068
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Nosejob.
I feel like it's awkwardly shapes and screws around with my profile.
No. 138071
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>>138069>>138069It's wide from the front.
Ignore the zit. That cycle
No. 138072
>>138071the tip right? I have the
exact same "ball" on my tip. The good news is that I think tip nose job is less expensive since it's less an easier job. Iggy Azalea got something like it recently.
No. 138073
I want to fix the contour of my face so that there isn't a dip between my cheek bones and fat uneven lower cheeks. Also fix my eyebags, the bump in my nose, and maybe the width. Thinking of a fat transfer to my chin as well
>>138071You look so cute from what I can see…
No. 138076
>>138072Yeah, the wide bottom. People have called it cute before, but I have a big head and forehead so it looks weird? I dunno. I got made fun of for it most of my life by kids of different races during middle school.
>>138075>>138074>>138073Thanks guys, that makes me feel better about it actually.
No. 138089
>>137923I have thick calves and thighs and I love them.
If you have a cute face, having a little chub can really only add to the cuteness.
No. 138090
>>138089>If you have a cute face, having a little chub can really only add to the cuteness.Seriously, it's the only thing about losing weight that scares me, is suddenly having a gaunt face. That shit ain't cute and ages you like fuck.
>>137923kek, posting a pic of Girl's Generations legs… don't get me wrong they cute af and all have some plastic surgery because Kpop but… I would least go for Sunny's body type. Sunny is cute and curvy man.
No. 138091
>>138090I'm the ball point nose Anon, and all of my features are rather rounded.
If I was slimmer I'd look ugly
No. 138093
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>>138071See how big it looks along my profile? That's what I don't like about it
No. 138096
>>138095((And the other Anon))
Thanks, I guess.
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>>138097>>138097Is it really so bad from a front angle? I've never thought about my chin
No. 138100
>>138098Oh, I can contour it longer if that's the issue.
Fucking hate having a broad face.
No. 138102
>>138083Yeah, it's so discouraging. It actually makes me sick. So, I'm hoping I'll have the results I'd like; that's the only thing I'm nervous about…
http://www.ign.com/boards/threads/innie-or-outie-vagina-poll.452991827/I was reading this kind of stuff, it really bums me out.
No. 138103
>>138102does it go all the way out?
You can see my labia but it doesn't go past the outer lips..
this is making me really uncomfortable..
No. 138105
>>138099yeah, your nose is tiny. it's just that your chin is weak like the other anon said. are you irish?
>>138104lel, i've had eyebags since elementary. my cousin and aunt were the same and non invasive injections worked for them. juviderm i think? didn't work for me. there's also lower blethroplasty and fat repositioning. gonna try the latter next year.
No. 138106
>>138105My mother was part Irish, I believe, but other than that I am Ashkenazi Jewish.
I've known my whole life I look nothing like a kike, though. Except being round.
No. 138108
As a person, I'm against my body having tattoos/piercings/alcohol ect that sort of stuff. I'm a bit weird when I tell people this, it's just who I am. I believe coming into the world looking and being healthy then leaving the same way (not healthy but yh). I don't like my skin being scarred, I don't like spots, I don't like anything on it. I just like it being clear and spotless.
But my boobs aren't as perky as I wish they were. I didn't start actually wearing a bra until I was 12. My mother first got me measured up when I was 9/10, training bra. I absolutely fucking hated the feeling. I didn't understand how girls could get used to the feeling?! It was so… tight and I couldn't move around like I used to, all free and little.
So I refused to wear it. My mother tried forcing me, getting mad but I didn't. Still didn't.
Until high school, for a whole year I didn't wear it. Second year I did, I first began wearing a vest underneath and then got my mother to buy one of those training vest thingies with support to get used to the feeling. I slowly, gradually eased myself into bras.
Now, at 21. God, I don't know but I'm a 34C in one boob and my other is 36/38C! One is bigger than the other… I've been to the doctors, no lumps and hospital. They gave me a chicken fillet thing… Pointless, I don't use it. It feels horrible and heavy!
I mean you cannot tell MUCH difference but if you felt them, there is a different.
So, if I had to have surgery I wouldn't even mind the scarring even though I HATE scars. I'd have a breast reduction.
I've looked at prices… So expensive. I DO work, but I think when I've got like a spare grand or two I'll have it reduced and my breasts lifted. I'm just insecure about them, they're not nice and pretty like I wish they were. I think I'd look slimmer too.
If I ever date anyone… I just hope they can understand this and not be off about it ;/
No. 138110
Not really a 'plastic surgery', but I really want to get more noticeable canine teeth. Something similar to Charms (idk if they are fake or not), but a bit smaller. My teeth in general looks really small, similar to baby teeth but proportional to an adult's mouth at least. Either way, my teeth on top are also wonky, and equal to looks. So while they may feel sharp a'f, they look like squares.
Also, I had this 'wild wolf look' in my head for quite a while. Not otherkin or furry related, I just want fangs man.I may wait a few years and see if I grow out of it. Even as a granny, it shouldn't affect me too much due to the size I plan to go for. The size is about as big as someone who has natural large canine teeth, or a bit smaller.
Unfortunately I want/need to get braces to fix up my teeth and wait a while to see if I get a wisdom tooth.
I was searching the cons of doing this(the main concern was shaving since there isn't too much to shave in the first place, and money. Oh, and the fact that it can mess with my lips and gums if too sharp, or cause me to have a major overbite.), and I didn't see too much things that bothered me.
Basically this is all cosmetical and I'm willing to risk looking like a tryhard in my olden ages.
No. 138111
>>138110i've mentioned this on lolcow before, but i have had this done. charms has cosmetic bonding, which is what i also have done although i eventually want to get veneers for a stronger and more permanent effect. cosmetic bonding can always be shaved down whereas veneers damage your teeth. she claims hers cost about $900. mine are shorter (but definitely noticeable) and cost $500. she also said she got her front teeth filed which i didn't do even though i actually have large teeth and for some reason, my molars are pointed…
do not just file your teeth to be sharp. get them extended with resin. any normal dentist would NOT let it affect your bite at all.
charms said she chipped one in the first week she got it… i chipped one in the second week. woke up with it chipped. so be wary that you have to chew carefully and might need a night guard to prevent grinding in your sleep.
also, lel, i'm kind of a furry. i got them extended enough for people to comment, but what might be a conceivable length to happen naturally (although people have asked if i got them done). kind of wish i got them super long like charms.
No. 138113
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>>138112i can't deny that i really like anthropomorphic and quadruped animals and had a fursona back in middle school. that's enough to be considered a furry, in my opinion. i don't fursuit, enjoy furry porn, or anything of the sort, but i like "anthros" or shapeshifters like werewolves and even creatures like kitsune. like
>>138110 i like the idea of having a wolf look – for me, it's the idea of looking like a person that could shapeshift into a wolf and not a wolf itself. not too different from people that want to look like a vampire.
honestly, i find all these tumblr "kittens" and shit with their fetish ears and buttplug tails to be more disturbing. but it's a biased opinion.
pic related of the kind of thing i'm into. sorry for OT~
No. 138114
>>138108Dude, you know not wearing a bra in early life doesn't affect whether one tit grows to be larger or small than the other right? It's all entirely genetic and every single set of boobs in the world is actually asymmetric.
Not a single pair are exactly the same size as each other but the differences in the sizing varies. You can get surgery for it if you want but I'm just saying don't beat yourself up about it too much because it's not a deformity or a growth issue. It's 100% normal.
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>>138111Can you post a picture of your teeth? I also want this procedure done :>
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>>138115they are nothing compared to charms, but since I have a "normal" customer service job, I wanted it to look more natural/plausible. I will go a little longer when I get veneers.
No. 138117
>>138116HOKY FUCK ANON THOSE ARE FUCKING ADORABLE I AM SO JEALOUS
I NEED THESE TO MATCH MY ELF EARS SO I LOOK LIKE A VAMPIRE GOODNESS ME I HAVE THE VAPOURS
No. 138120
>>138119can i ask exactly how many thousands of dollars you've spent on rhinoplasty and your chin? kinda thinking of doing both and not sure how much i should save up.
but i'm also afraid of feeling how you feel…
No. 138121
>>138118Ye ye, and thank you very much :>
Regarding my ears, they're actually under my hair the vast majority of any day so unless I'm deliberately showing them off (which is rare) nobody ever really notices them. Since I had them done in December there's only been one stranger that's asked about them (a cute girl working behind a till at Tesco who knew about the procedure) who said she was interested in having them done herself and asked me a few questions about how much it hurt, how much it cost, where I had them done etc.
People I know in real life are frequently asking to see them and I encourage them to touch them and things since they're always asking things like whether they're still flexible like unmodified ears and whether they hurt at all.
My family is laid back about this stuff and has never once really asked about them.
I've actually considering cutting my hair really short so that people will be able to glimpse them more, but I look dreadful with short hair.
>>138119I recommend narcissism.
Learning to love and appreciate your body purely on the basis that it's yours will save you a lot of stress and $$$ down the line.
There's absolutely nothing wrong stumping up some cash in order to have a part of you artificially modified, but if you're the type of person who's prone to looking for faults in your body it's probably safer both physically and mentally to cut your losses and invest in a little emotional TLC.
Obviously it's a lot easier said than done, it took me many years to develop the attitude I have towards my body now, but I'm a lot more comfortable with who I am now and have virtually no anxiety in regards to my appearance.
Try to abide by the mantra "fake it until you make it". If you keep telling yourself positive things eventually it'll start to stick x
No. 138122
>>138120Believe me, my "feeling ugly" today is nothing compared to what it was before. I think I just have impossible standards for myself that I refuse to give up, and Im kust generally pretty insecure. But even if I didn't have this problem, I feel like I would have still considered surgery at some point… and some cosmetic surgery I would I would say is necessary. Doesn't take a genius to know how much appearances are valued in society, and it affects a bunch of things.
I just found the payment document. I also had a slightly deviated septum so the cosmetic surgeon worked with an ear nose and throat doctor but most of that was covered by insurance. Including anesthesia, hospital stay, surgeon fee, and the implant for my chin the total came out to almost 11k
No. 138123
>>138121This is so encouraging thank you ;w;
It's most definitely easier said than done, even faking it. Gonna need some practice.
No. 138124
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>>138123I wish I had some better advice for you, but what I've said really does work, it just takes a lot of conditioning.
I don't know if you do enough of this already, but sometimes it's just nice to spend a lot of time appreciating yourself by brushing out your hair and sitting in front of a mirror playing around with styles, dying your hair, or sitting down when you have time and experimenting with makeup, moisturising and scrubbing, plucking out hairs and things like that. Really looking at yourself and thinking about ways to improve yourself in "your eyes" (nobody else's) that doesn't involve surgery.
It's like, it might sound dumb but I used to have a big complex about my nose. Huge, huge complex, hated it so much, but now I look at it and I go "Yeah bitch, you look like a fucking sexy hawk, that's a strong-ass nose", and I like it because even though it's not really the standard sloped, button nose, it's mine.
No. 138126
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>>138125It's that or a sexy Caesar aha
No. 138130
>>138129> I want internet validation goddamn it.i feel you. everyone around me has shit taste. i like the internet's (this side of it, anyway) idea of beauty more.
there's something called tip plasty. it can help fix a bulbous tip. much less expensive than a rhinoplasty.
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>>138130>i feel you. everyone around me has shit taste. i like the internet's (this side of it, anyway) idea of beauty more.Right? I'd even just like to be pretty enough for people to speak to me, if you're a plainjane or ugly online no one cares about you.
>there's something called tip plasty. it can help fix a bulbous tip. much less expensive than a rhinoplasty.Hm, this could be promising. Though from a quick google it looks like something meant to fix width, which I don't have much of a problem with. The problem is that the tip is like pic related, though admittedly not quite so bad.
No. 138132
>>138130>>138131>Tip plastyOh man this might be what I need. I'm not the example in
>>138131 but that's the kind of result I want. I'm
>>138065 btw. I just also need help with the actual bridge of my nose too.
No. 138133
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help me out farmers
I want either rhinoplasty or vline surgery, but not both
I don't like my nose from the front, but don't mind it in profile whereas I don't mind my jaw from the front, but don't like it in profile
Which one fucks my face more
I'm leaning towards nose bc I hate feeling like there's a rubber ball on the end of my nose
thanks
No. 138135
>>138133you're fine, anon. you're pretty. neither your nose or jaw are
problematic. some people have sharper noses, and some people have softer noses. they both are nice. it's like the curly hair/straight hair dilemma. they're both super nice.
No. 138137
>>138136Yep, agree, but if your smile is nice it makes up for the mouth, which isn't even bad anyway.
My top first six teeth are slightly gapped and the bottom row also has gaps around my canines. Tried to get braces when I was 12 but 2 orthodontists told me that since I rest my tongue on my teeth, it'll be very hard to get them straight because I'll keep pushing on them. I didn't even realize I did that until they told me, and my mom asked me what I wanted to do. They kind of insisted that it would be a waste of time so I gave up.
I don't feel bad about it though, whenever the topic of teeth comes up and I mention this, people say they didn't notice unless I smiled, and that because I have a nice smile, it doesn't look that bad. Honestly though, I don't think it looks bad at all, lol. I
do however worry about how that will impact me professionally, I don't want to be looked as childish or someone who doesn't look after themselves because of it. I haven't ever had a cavity yet people may assume because of my lack of straight teeth that I'm gross (Americans love straight, nice sized, blindingly white teeth).
No. 138138
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>>138137my teeth are kawaii motherfuckers and I love them, there actually the only part of my body I'm totally okay with
I think I want kooters nose though and maybe a nose job would help balance some of the mouth protrusion anyway…
No. 138140
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>>138138The size of her nose or the shape? I'm wondering if a small or slightly upturned nose would emphasize the protrusion a bit, though I guess it depends on your specific facial characteristics. The protrusion isn't that noticeable though, so maybe braces would help with that as opposed to the nose job, though I think your teeth are fine.
Even though I don't think my teeth look bad, my closed mouth makes for a better smile, lol. It always looks like I'm cringing otherwise.
No. 138141
>>138140the shape, pointier and a bit taller than mine is now, idk my nose reminds me of her nose in her scene days so..
My nose is pretty fucking upturned now so I think changing that would de-emphasize my mouth problem a bit
I don't want braces bc I like my yaeba like teeth
and I really want a pointier nose lol
No. 138151
>>138150details, anon?
also, how do i find a good local plastic surgeon? i'm afraid of dishing out money for consultations that will turn out to be shit.
No. 138154
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>>137950Same thing happened to me yesterday and I swear I didn't look like this a few years ago.Now I feel like a walking Picasso drawing everytime I look in the mirror.I can accept my mouth and nose but my eyes are so,so bad.There needs to be a way to fix this.
I also want to remove my eyebags and lift my boobs.
No. 138156
>>137983That's called the hourglass figure.
Anon, all you need to do is wear corsets and get in shape, that's all.
Corsets give you the hourglass figure
No. 138162
>>138160no :(
>>138161no not my actual vagina, just the outer labia. i lost a bunch of weight and they're a bit droopy.
No. 138163
>>138162i think you might be overreacting
all females i know irl have ''droppy'' labias and they're all skinny.
No. 138164
>>138162ok it goes like this
VAGINA (inside)> Inner Lablia (the 'flappy'bits, aka roast beef), OUTER Labia (fleshy fat part).
Weight loss does not contribute to a longer inner labia or outer labia. Those are just the way they are. it's normal like
>>138163 said
No. 138166
>>138165I assumed maybe like
Very fat people have fat
OUTER Labia but I wasn't sure. Inner labia and vagina size stay the same
No. 138168
>>138167…est of my ability. accidentally hit the reply button too soon.
i'd like a nose job and maybe cheek liposuction, i'm pretty underweight but i have the face of a fat girl. don't have the money for that though. my pussy was so fucking gross that the labiaplasty was covered by insurance, lol
No. 138169
>>138166ive been chubby fat obese
(now im skinny) and i can confirm
chubby fat obese people have fat pussy (probably outer labia)
No. 138172
>>138171canada (ontario), no copay - everything was covered by government $$. the catch is that OHIP will only pay for the surgery if it is performed by a gynecologist – not a plastic surgeon – but the gyn i saw was known for performing labiaplasties and had good results.
not going to post pics of my own genitals here, but i'm very happy with how it looks. it used to look like i had a little shrivelled up ballsack hanging off of my crotch… now it's tiny and pretty. it doesn't look unnatural like some do, either. pic related is very similar to my results, except that my labia were longer than those in the before pic. (pic was done using the wedge technique though. my surgeon used the trim technique, which is cheaper)
be careful when looking at before/after photos online because a lot of people take their after photos too early. it took a few months before all of the swelling/bruising went down and it took on its final appearance.
No. 138181
>>138178i saved up some money but my bf is paying for most of it. i'm really lucky he got a pay increase, haha.
>>138179yay! im so excited for you
No. 138185
>>138182um well i've been with him since i was in high school, so three years now, and he's older than me (28 soon) so he has a good paying job and a lot of money saved up
i've been talking about it since i met him. he knows i have always had problems with my physical appearance and hes always tried to make me feel better. my nose and jaw are REALLY fucked up. about a couple of months ago he finally said, "you have to stop waiting and just do it, because every year you wait youre gonna regret longer" and when i said i didnt have the money he offered to pay for most of it. i really felt uncomfortable at first but i realized he's right, and i feel like i'll make it up to him in the future when i start working soon.
No. 138186
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I want to get my tiddies done but I have a fear of mold and found out that implants can harbor massive amounts of mold and bacteria. And silicone can cause auto immune problems that are pretty serious and hard to cure.
Now I just need for Korea and Japan to perfect fat grafting augmentations… getting kind of impatient here.
> Blais, who has authored 250 scientific papers on the safety of implantable medical devices, believes women are still in danger. He has seen hundreds of black, brown and green implants–both saline and silicone-gel implants, which were banned for cosmetic use in 1992 but allowed for reconstruction patients–removed from women who had all types of health problems, including autoimmune symptoms. These colors correlate to certain types of microbes present in the implant, he explains. "One of the most common contaminants in black implants is aspergillus niger, a black variety of fungus, while two other forms, aspergillus fumigatis and Bouffardi’s black, cause dark brown discoloration." In the case of blue or green implants, the culprit is usually algae.
V. Leroy Young, M.D., professor of plastic surgery at Washington University in St. Louis, is another scientist who has shown that disease-causing microbes including E. coli, staph bacteria and aspergillus can grow in saline implants. Further, a handful of studies have shown a connection between symptoms associated with autoimmune disease and germ-ridden implants of both the saline and silicone variety.
Sooo disgusting. Pic is of saline implants I think.
Has anyone used brava or noogleberry here?
No. 138190
>>138189Yeah I think it's mostly saline too! But silicone is also associated with health problems, like people have had life ruining autoimmune disorders develop and stay even after having them removed… so like… but the good news is that fat transfer is getting really sophisticated now so hopefully in the next few years it'll be worth the money. I think it's the most sophisticated in Japan rn because it was illegal in a lot of parts of the world for a long time until recently or something.
Also noogleberry and brava are pump systems that people have reported good results with but the results might not be permanent or something?? still it's worth looking into.
I mean, no judgment on people who get augmentations and I really hope they're in the group of people who have no complications. Just knowing my luck I wouldn't be so fortunate lol. I love being a woman tho, big fake bosoms are just for fun.
No. 138192
>>138191I hit reply too early. Oops. Dumb smartphone.
Anyways, I got rhinoplasty and my nose profile is a slight ski-slope instead of a big hump. It's a bit wide from the front, but it's miles better than it was before and I can always contour the wideness away which I couldn't do with a hump. If money was no object and I had a higher pain tolerance, I'd probably get tip plasty just so I could have the button nose I was dreaming of, some kind of breast work since they're C-cup but spaced widely (why are you so scared of each other, boobs?), some filler underneath my eyes because of eye bags and premature wrinkles, lipo on my cheeks and neck, birthmark removal since I'm covered in them, and I don't know if this is possible, but something to make my ribcage narrower since I'm a rectangle with no defined waistline.
Right now I'm saving up to splurge on some skincare procedures. I live in the desert and the sun has taken its toll. My skin has sunspots all over and it's getting some fine lines and I'm only 18. I just started putting sunscreen on on a daily basis six months ago to prevent any further damage.
Whew. Am I shallow or what?
No. 138193
I am the anon getting a rhinoplasty and some minor jaw work done. I also want buccal fat removal on my chin and cheek (or lipo, I don't know which is safer) eventually, a forehead reduction, fillers under my eyes because my undereyes are hollow and in my nasolabial folds and
lips. I want a CO2 laser to clear my age spots and sun spots and fine lines away before they get worse. I think all together that's around $20,000. I will eventually do all this but I think it'll take a few years to save it up and get ready.
No. 138195
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>>138194You only notice plastic surgery when it's bad. It's like toupees. Or how men say they don't like how women look with makeup (they're imagining this).
No. 138198
>>138179this is how i feel. i want to get stuff while i'm still young, but i'm 24 so i feel rushed. i got some stuff done when i was 22, but it either faded (fillers) or got erased with my weight gain then loss. but the good news is that i'm going to korea in november and will get shit fixed.
>>138193I got cheek lipo as well as fillers under my eyes. You can't gain more than 5lbs if you get the lipo. I gained leass than 10lbs… maybe 8lbs max? And then I lost 15lbs and my cheeks just look bad. Buccal fat removal is something a lot of doctors don't want to do because it can make you look gaunt when you age. That's basically what has happened to me. Like I said, I'm 24 but now my cheeks look too flat.
No. 138200
>>138198if you start doing fillers at such young age you'll stretch your skin and will have to repeat it constatly later to look presentable
you can always try facials and massages, if done regulary they can improve your looks
No. 138201
>>138198im the one getting lipo next month on my chin/jaw. i want him to take it all out and i want a REALLY smooth transformation.
i hardly ever gain weight. i actually have very big chubby cheeks. my doctor doesnt want to do it because he LOVES the appearance, so im probably going ot have to wait until im like 30 until he agrees because i want to keep going to the same facial surgeon guy because he's the best in canada
>>138200it depends on what you have done but i agree. i've done fillers in the past but the difference wasn't enough to keep going. for under eye stuff i want to try lasers because they're advanced so much, and the ones that cost $1,000-2,000 and require you to be under anesthesia seem to actually work on renewing your skin completely.
No. 138202
File: 1439912557473.jpg (161.37 KB, 740x360, 4-3-large.jpg)
>>138201this is what i want for my chin lipo but i doubt my doctor will be able to do it this well. i look nothing like the before (i don't have that much fat under my chin, just around my jaw line and actually ON my chin) but i really want to look like the after from my profile becaus ei have such a weak jaw :(
No. 138203
>>138200i only got fillers for undereye bags which i've had since i was in elementary school. they are always there no matter what – if i keep hydrated and sleep well, they're not dark and they aren't extremely puffy, but they're always noticeable and there. you can see them in pictures of me at 8 years old and shit. it's sad. eye creams and such can make the eye bag on my right eye disappear but it somehow will make the left one appear 3x worse…
>>138201>>138202didn't she also get a chin implant though? and yeah, i always had big chubby cheeks, even up until 22, but this past time when i lost weight, it's pretty much all gone? my cheeks are bigger than the average person's cheeks, but they're kind of hollow in the middle with chub on the bottom. it's like i have jowls that don't sag – i think they're my buccal fat pads?
but yeah, i don't think many doctors want to get rid of buccal fat pads. they help you look young. in my case, though, it makes my face look bottom heavy so i hate it.
No. 138204
>>138199hey i'm the person you're replying to. i went to my family doctor and said that they were painful when sitting down and riding a bike, and that it was difficult to keep the area clean. none of that was true, lol, but it worked. i got a referral to an ob/gyn who performs the surgery, had to wait a few months to see her, but the surgery was scheduled quickly after that.
they will not do it for cosmetic reasons, but they will if you cite medical problems. and i assume you need obviously enlarged labia, not just a pussy that isn't pretty enough
No. 138207
>>138203idk but i dont need a chin implant. my chin is very prominent and also has a thick layer of skin/cartilage/fat. its just my jaw is covered in a layer of fat. the only time it disappeared was when i was 85 lbs and i looked like a spoopy skeleton.
i have the same thing as you - jowls that don't sag. my doctor said its because the skin on my cheeks is so thick + the added fat, thats why they look so big. im hoping that just maybe getting jaw lipo will fix it.
No. 138208
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No. 138212
File: 1440289535147.png (1004.32 KB, 1305x1750, IMG_20150823_1.png)
Recently, I've been feeling kinda shitty about my nose. I feel like its really big and bulbous, especially up close. Its like it doesnt suit the rest of my features. Perhaps its just my mind playing tricks on me but I really want to get surgery to get my tip reduced or something
No. 138216
>>138212This is literally the perfect nose. Not obnoxiously slopey, but not hooked or curved in at the slightest, perfectly round/shaped and cute like a button.
This is basically what I want from a nose job eventually.
No. 138222
>>138217pls dont change your nose
and if you will cut it off and give it to me
No. 138224
>>138212That is what you call big?! Don't think it's really bulbous though. Fuck, my nose must be more hideous than I thought.. I would kill to have your nose.. Girls are getting surgeries to get a nose like yours.
If you think that is big and bulbous, you might want to see if you have BDD. You have the ideal nose for females.
No. 138226
File: 1440472537057.jpg (44.13 KB, 1101x439, MYXJ_20150824231539_save.jpg)
>>138212I'm very envious of you anon.
I wish I had a nose like you. My nose is big and disgusting.
I just want a small qt nose like yours and it makes me feel like shit
No. 138227
>>138226looks like oc's nose
it's not terrible, but yeah, it isn't so great tbh, anon
at least it looks like contouring could be your bff
No. 138235
>>138232Okay, well
that looks terrifying. I definitely don't want to look like that.
But, I don't think that's the best representation of what I'm asking for either.
No. 138236
File: 1440635977699.jpg (Spoiler Image,536.82 KB, 991x1253, 2015-08-27 01.20.13.jpg)
Has anybody here ever had a septoplasty?
I have an appointment with a doctor tomorrow to talk with them about my nose and specifically my breathing.
I've always had trouble breathing through my nose but as I've adjusted to mouth breathing for years now I've never ever considered it an issue, or like, realised it was abnormal. When I try to breathe through my nose it feels like I can't get enough air into my lungs or like I'm suffocating, whenever I do cardio it takes me 3x times as long to recover and Summer is absolute hell for me.
I've noticed recently that my breathing has become really loud and disgusting when I'm breathing through my mouth so I had my boyfriend look up my nostrils as I was breathing and he said that when I tried to inhale they collapsed shut therefore preventing direct air flow. He told me to try holding them open with my fingers when inhaling and oh my god, it was incredible.
I can't describe to you how it feels to have a proper lungful of air rush in through my nose for the first time in years.
Anyway because I'm seeing this doctor tomorrow I want to see if I can try and arrange a septoplasty on the NHS, but I'm scared the doctor won't take me seriously and just wave me off with a booklet on breathing techniques.
Can anybody look at my nostrils and tell me whether they actually look particularly narrow or that I have a deviated septum? I honestly don't know what's standard for nostril width.
Do they look normal?
No. 138237
File: 1440636916274.jpg (Spoiler Image,326.7 KB, 614x937, 2015-08-27 01.51.41.jpg)
>>138236I just tried looking at what they look like in my camera when I breathe and this isn't normal right?
No. 138242
>>138237>>138236>>138240Okay so I've just come back from the doctor and it turns out I actually do have a deviated septum and collapsing nostrils so I'm being referred to an ENT for a septoplasty.
I'm really, really pleased.
No. 138243
>>138241It sucks that an entirely normal part of your anatomy brings you so much embarrassment but we live in a judgemental world.
If a labiaplasty would bring you life long happiness then just do it.
No. 138250
File: 1440729890442.jpg (Spoiler Image,49.37 KB, 724x423, Csdfsdfsd.jpg)
(Spoiler image contains vaginas)
Is the far left really what average labias look like? Mine is like the two on the right…
No. 138254
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One of my eyebrows droops lower than the other one, giving me only one hooded eyelid. Id like to get that fixed. There is no "tip" to my nose from the front because the top of my nose is flat. Theres no "tip" from the bottom either. Its like i have a rounded corner where my cartilage meets instead of you know, a normal nose. My nostrils are also really big, like "fit the tip of my thumb comfortably" big. I don't know about any body stuff until I lose some more weight but I suspect I'm gonna need a breast lift cuz my tiddies are huge
No. 138255
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>>138254With those two pictures on the left, it looks like you're always inquisitive about something, or in disbelief.
>pic related No. 138258
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>>138138Old ass post but hey! Another anon with a bottom fang!
Ignore the crooked smile, I was trying to show off the canine more.
No. 138259
File: 1440958406730.jpg (21.57 KB, 219x265, nj.jpg)
I'm having my rhinoplasty in May 2016. Pic related is close to what I want. I'm tired of cringing every time I see the hump and crookedness though my family is extremely against the surgery. Oh well.
No. 138261
>>138259Are you a dude or a chick?
Tbh I love the nose on the left (assuming that is your current nose). It's very romantic and elegant.
No. 138262
File: 1440987266113.jpg (18.24 KB, 286x239, nj2.jpg)
>>138260It's more expensive than average at 9.5k, but the surgeon has a good reputation. I'll probably do a Realself review and link it to here in 10 months time.
>>138261I'm a girl, and thank you! It's the 3/4 angle that bothers me the most. Can't stand the hump.
No. 138264
>>138263wut.
What's so great about a nose hump!?
I guess we do always want what we don't have.
No. 138268
>>138262>>138259I have a bump like this only it's situated a bit higher up so it probably blends better.
I still think your nose is really nice Anon but if you think you'd be happier with a more streamlined one then good luck!
I'm the one getting the septoplasty further up the thread and there's a chance I might lose my bump so I'm a little sad.
No. 138271
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>>138270wow and i thought i was insecure…
i feel bad for you
try to love yourself a little
No. 138277
>>138043no tbh because caucasian eyes and southeast/east asian eyes are obvs vastly different. you probably dont have much of fat around your eyes like asians do, might not have epicanthal fold and etc. it would make it super easy for asian surgeons to fuck up your eyes, and other specifically caucasoid features; as they mainly, were trained to work pretty much only on mongoloid features, them working on your caucasoid features would be pretty much like a rhinoplastician operating on your eyes.
i'd suggest you take your time, and save up some more money and research well for a plastic surgeon who works on caucasoid features, because, bro, ur eyes need extreme amount of care and caution or u might literally die or smthing
No. 138278
File: 1444188140141.jpeg (54.1 KB, 960x772, image.jpeg)
She fugly before and after she's got a doll face. Her doctor did a good job.
No. 138281
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she went to korea to get her work done btw
No. 138282
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No. 138284
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Closer picture of her face
No. 138285
>>138278>>138279>>138281>>138282>>138284I never see black plastic surgery inspo. Thanks for this, anon.
She looks great!
No. 138287
>>138285Also, friendly reminder that if you're black and want a nose job, the best decision is to get your surgery in South Korea because Asian and black noses are more similar than black and white noses.
You literally have less of a chance of ending up with a fucked up nose if you get it done there.
No. 138289
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another black woman who got a nose job in korea
No. 138291
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Tbh she was hotter before
No. 138296
>>138293they aren't. these are professional pictures they've taken to advertise the job. if you actually did research (like on realself) you'd read how many people have horror stories and are left botched.
>>138294probably CO2 lasering/fraxel lasering but maybe just photoshopped. wouldn't put it past those sneaky koreans
No. 138297
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I'm not Korean
No. 138298
>>138297i mean the actual plastic surgery clinics. there is a lot of threads on the internet about this on realself and TPF. they do switcheroos ALL the time.
girls if you are going to korea, please be careful and make sure you get a professional and NOT someone who works on tourists, they are the worst and if they fuck ur face up you won't hear from them no matter how much you beg. don't cheap out, and go to someone well renowned
No. 138300
>>138299>>138299just google and look at a lot of plastic surgery forums a lot of americans talk about going to korea. realself.com also has korean reviews on it (from english-speaking people). thats how i know about how botched korean surgeries can be, i use realself and i've made a lot of e-friends with women on there who got botched in korea and had to get revisions done.
thepurseforum has a cosmetic surgery section as well which is dominated by asian plastic surgery. i think it is the best resource because a lot of people congregate there. but some of it may outdated
but be careful with everything. 99% of korean doctors will advertise their results. don't trust anyone who hasn't taken pictures themselves (like someone reviewing their own nose, etc). don't look at professional doctor-taken photos as evidence that the doctor has skills. these doctors do THOUSANDS of surgeries a year, so obviously 1-2 will be amazing and worth putting up on their website. a good tip is not to trust any review about an asian clinic unless the person has posted pics of their results. it's common knowledge that asian ps clinics will go and write their own reviews. kek.
honestly getting surgery is such a big thing. please be careful!
No. 138305
File: 1449787871167.jpg (185.51 KB, 391x225, 647374.jpg)
I've recently come into some money and I'm seriously considering having lip fillers done.
My natural lips are nice and it's not like they're particularly thin, but they literally look like they've been scaled down and I feel they don't match my face as well as they could because of how small they are.
I don't know a whole lot about fillers so I'm about to trawl this thread, but if anybody that has had them done if you could give me information on:
Whether you'd recommend them.
Pain.
Swelling and how long it takes the swelling to go down.
How long they lasted for you personally.
What ml you had (I think they do the syringes in ml right?).
Which particular brand you'd recommend, if any.
I don't want to go nuts but something like picture related would be a positive improvement to my face.
No. 138308
>>138307Befores and afters pls.
(also I'm getting a septoplasty this year for breathing difficulties due to a deviated septum but I think they toss in a free rhino in the package when they crack the whole thing open, so good luck! I hope both of ours work out!)
No. 138314
Man, I'd like a few procedures, previously I used to want breast reduction surgery as I always wanted to look more petite and feminine, at my lowest weight of 105 pounds I still was an F cup and I had a huge complex about it, these days I'm trying to embrace them more but I'm not really the most confident about them, I always wonder why some of you girls want bigger tiddies, smaller ones are so cute, you can wear cute bralettes and shit.
I would like either the dental vampire implants or yaeba, but as far as I'm aware yaeba isn't really a procedure done where I live, but I can't help but find it utterly adorable. I'd also like the v shape chin/jaw surgery and a nose job for a slimmer, petite nose. All of these are things I've wanted done growing up, but I feel like I'm never in a financial situation to save up for them.
No. 138318
File: 1452603808489.jpg (55.29 KB, 550x400, Dawn-Yang-Plastic-Surgery.jpg)
Pic related - Kind of an extreme example but my nose is the typical bulbous Asian nose with a boxy jaw and my eyelids are pretty uneven most of the time. Right now I use tape but I'd really like to get them fixed sometime. I pulled an ok ticket in the genetics lottery (and look decent with makeup) but I'm adopted (family also Asian) and I've always wanted to appear more like my sisters since I really look up to them and take after my psychotic biological parents. They have the whole delicate doll face thing going on not to that extent but I am clearly the black sheep of the family.
No. 138319
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>>138318I've never understood why so many ethnically asian women shave their jaw off though. That woman's jaw looks better in the before picture, it brings out her sculpted cheekbones.
No. 138320
>>138318I'll never understand why Asian women want to look like the right pic. They all look the same after they achieve that look and are nearly impossible to tell apart. The girl on the left is genuinely cute and with makeup could look gorgeous. But she chose to give away her uniqeness and look generic. A shame.
>>138319So much hair envy…
No. 138323
>>138322Doubt it, white people are known for having strong jaws and noses.
It's more of an attempt to look neotenous/youthful.
No. 138328
>>138325I knew someone like that, only she was 14 when the back problems were happening and she was continuing to grow in cup size every month, and thus was very expensive. No good doctor was going to do surgery before she turned 18 so all she could do was take pain killers for her back and hope they didn't bigger.
Having big boobs is fine, but not at the cost of back pain.
No. 138329
>>138325Anon, how did you find the recovery process? If you don't mind sharing, I'd really like to hear about your experience. I've been thinking about getting a breast reduction for ages, and I've already talked to my GP, who referred me to a surgeon, but I chickened out at that point because I'm really scared of the healing process and the scarring.
My GP said it shouldn't be a problem proving that it's a medically necessary procedure since I'm a GG cup with a pre-existing spinal condition that's way worse now. And to be completely honest I've always hated the way my boobs look anyways, they already look saggy since they're so heavy and I'm only 21. Part of me wants to wait until after I've had kids and breastfed, then get a nice new pair of titties from the government, but the other part of me can't stand them. Sorry for the long ass blogpost lel. But I'd be very interested in hearing more about your experience with the surgery, if you don't mind.
No. 138332
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>>138331Fillers will just make your face look fatter. I would go with the facelift if it were a choice between the two.
If it's a case of just having excess fat deposits around your jaw/cheeks then liposuction in the area could be a potential solution.
No. 138334
>>138333Eh, if you go through with it there's a high chance you may come out looking better than you did in your early 20's since the roundness will be gone and your jawbone defined. Might end up being the best desicion of your life.
I'm definitely getting a facelift myself when I'm a bit older. It's no sweat.
No. 138336
>>138331>>138335there's liquid face lift - gives great results but for a very short time and it's usually quite expensive
old rich women do this - that's why they often look so flawless
No. 138339
File: 1452979764902.png (15.16 KB, 686x645, y.png)
>>138071The bridge of my nose is so much wider than this. I'd switch for yours any day of the week. Pic related, a crude Paint drawing of my nose type and bridge
No. 138340
File: 1453038969384.jpg (68.66 KB, 469x474, 20160117_144049.jpg)
i really dont like how my lips dont seem to have a clear edge, they just fade to skin. would lip fillers fix this? is there any other option, maybe tattoo make up? ive always had (light) dermatillomania mostly effecting my lips and i imagine if i would get my lips done maybe it would help me quit like people getting pretty nails to stop biting them.
No. 138342
>>138341Desiring surgery died not automatically make you an ugly person, most of the time it's just to improve upon assets you already possess.
Did you get posted here and recently or something, cupcake :^)
No. 138343
>>138340hahaha your lips look really nice actually; doing any kind of surgery on them would only inflame the light dermatillmiania. I don't think its a big deal tbh but if it bothers you so much you should get some special cream (i won't list examples because you should see a doctor who can set you up with whats best for you)
Lipstick will help edge up your lips and nail biting is seen by lots of people as unhygienic but unless its holding you back from anything why not indulge? I bite my nails all the time but i have stopped myself in the past for work.
>>138341>nice>fat>assesEach to their own
No. 138344
>>138340Do not go for lip fillers, seriously. You'll end up looking like you got stung by bees. Your lips are fine honestly, and I have the same issue with dermatillomania. One thing would to keep the lips moisturized, it means that every time you feel the need to engage with the issue, your fingers are sticky and since the lips are more moisturized, you won't be able to grab skin as easily. Plus you'll need to clean your hands afterwards. My lips have bled on many occasions from picking at them so much so doing the aforementioned and wearing lipstick is somewhat a necessity hah. Do see (if you can find any) if there are any reasons behind it, if it's just compulsive without any other component attached then okay, but if there's any factor of anxiety, try to cut the issues down if possible. Lip picking can be associated with anxiety as studies have found.
Either way, lip balm or chapsticks, some rosey natural colours can help with some definition if you can find a good one. So long as the lipstick isn't matte, you won't make any problems if you involuntarily find yourself reaching for your lips, it's harder to reapply that than regular lipsticks.
If you REALLY want to try something to the effect of lip fillers but on the temporary side, you can find products that "plump" the lips (please don't use a cup), they work on everyone as the ingredient in them is something everyone is allergic to. It won't be drastic either.
Honestly speaking though, you have pretty lips. Keep them moisturized as said to see if it might help you too with picking at your lips.
No. 138345
>>138344>>138343Just realized she meant lip biting - not nail. Gotta stop drinking :>
They really are nice lips though, very jelly
No. 138346
>>138343thank you it really makes me happy that people think they look good since ive always been insecure about them.
>>138344i just cant keep them moisturized because every time i apply anything i suck/chew on my lips without thinking about it maximum 5 minutes after applying. if i try to wear lipstick it looks really bad because the lips are so dry. i really wish there was a really bad tasting lip balm or something so i wouldnt lick it away. it is definitely an anxiety thing but when i talk to psychiatrists/doctors they usually focus on other problems i have since this isnt too serious.
are you saying not to get lip fillers because you generally think they look bad or because it doesnt help with the particular issue i have (the fading edges)? because ive researched a bit and i think fillers can look good, i just dont know if it depends on the kind of lips you have
No. 138348
>>138346>>138344Fillers can be injected in a way that gives a natural appearance providing the person doing them has enough skill and experience.
They only end up looking silly when you go above the standard 1ml but most people who train in this shit know when is a good time to stop, and even then if you're not satisfied you can return to have the remaining filler you paid for injected, or have them dissolved on the spot then and there.
You really don't need a whole lot of filler to create a dramatically different look.
A good idea, and what I'm doing, is before the procedure bring in a lipstick and lipliner in your lip colour and apply it the way you want your new lips to look and then show it to them.
Anyway I'm getting mine done sometime next week so I'll report back with a review of the whole experience and the results.
No. 138349
>>138348bitch you better update us in one week
I'm so excited because this is like the ONE procedure I'm interested in
No. 138350
>>138349Waaaait, it's the 18th today right? So next week… it's the day I get my wisdom teeth extracted…..
The place I was looking at does walk-in consultations with same-day appointments but I guess I'll have to do it in two weeks.
I totally forgot that my dental appointment was on the 25th, if you hadn't said anything id have definitely forgotten wow, thanks.
Anyway, 2 weeks, I yubikiri genman. idk how long wisdom teeth extraction swelling takes to go down but as soon as it does….
No. 138352
>>138349I had fillers and it hurts like a bitch. They have to give you the same shots like they do at the dentist to numb the lips. I was unlucky and it didn't work, so it was pretty painful. The numbing shots were painful enough.
Your lips will swell and may bruise, it will go away eventually. Mine looked natural, it's been a year and I need to get more. Downside is its expensive, first time I got a deal and it was $1200. This time it will probably be near $2000 or a little more. Don't go cheap, you want someone with good experience and knows what they are doing.
No. 138353
>>138352Well in the UK they're actually pretty cheap all over (comparatively) because they're so popular, and I'm lucky to live in a city where the women are known for putting silly amounts of effort into their appearance (not always good) so demand has driven the price down through competition.
Mine are going to cost £150, but that's an I introductory offer for the new year, usually they're £180.
I didn't know the numbing stuff could not work. Maybe I'll bring my own orajel just in case haha
How many ml did you get?
No. 138355
>>138354I had to Google that and I didn't even know that there was fat there.
The images make me feel scratchy though, and I'm not usually a squeamish person at all. Maybe it's the proximity to the teeth.
How much did that set you back by out of curiosity?
No. 138356
>>138355It ranges from 1.5-4k depending on your situation/doctor, mine set me back about 3k.
I originally wanted to get lipo on my cheeks to slim my face but my doctor suggested buccal fat removal instead(cheaper, longer lasting, and more effective in my case). When I looked at videos of buccal fat removal it made me scared but on surgery day I barely felt anything.
No. 138358
>>138357I guess what people want varies, but for my case I've lived with a round child face my entire life and it was hard to be taken seriously. I've already tried working out to reduce my fat face and it definitely helped define my neck, however my round cheeks were persistent. I considered it for a long time because buccal fat has the negative side effect of making you look gaunt/spoopy as you age, but my doctor assured me that I was a good candidate.
tl;dr I don't want to look like a 12 year old
No. 138362
>>138360I know it's lower on your list but,
if you're a weeb and want to spend some time in Japan, a few of those procedures are 500x cheaper there than in the west. Specifically the laser hair removal.
I got 5 rounds of treatments for my underarms for 1000yen total, 1 free VIO line from getting recommended to the clinic by a friend, and 5 rounds of the VIO was only a few hundred.
Basically somewhere around ~$250-300 for mostly permanent removal (5/6 treatments per area) vs. ~$90 per session for just underarms in the US/UK
Labiaplasty I usually see around ~$2000
No. 138364
>>138363Shonan Beauty Clinic, and I've only actually had my underarms done so far. I've been getting to Japan a couple of times per year so I'm just keeping up with treatments each time I go. (They don't expire, which is awesome because I'm pretty sure I got a new years deal)
First time filling out paperwork, waiting around, and having a consultation with the doctor took about 1.5 hours. Actual laser treatment took 5 minutes tops. VIO should take around 10 minutes or less according to my friend. Afterwards you'll feel like you have a very very mild sunburn for a few days. Your body will have to shed any remaining hairs underneath the skin, but after that you're pretty hairless for a while. It's also safe to pluck the hairs after 3 to 4 days.
They had one (kinda)English speaking person on staff, however all the paperwork/pamphlets/care guides are in JP, so just be aware.
No. 138367
>>138366Thanks! I've been wanting this for 5 or 6 years so I'm super excited.
Btw if anyone has any questions about anything, I'll be happy to answer.
No. 138370
>>138368Yup, at ~$8.50 USD for 5 sessions my jaw was on the floor. I kept clarifying with my friend in English and Japanese. "Are you sure that's right? It's this price only? What's the catch?"
Apparently the clinic just raised their prices for that too. It used to be 700yen?!
No. 138372
>>138369it wasn't classed as a reconstruction, but I consider it one from what they had to do all at once. I had really bad tissue in my breasts, it just wrapped around itself and was super fibrous and formed big chunks/lumps. If I had any decent amount of muscle in my chest it would force the lumps to the surface and make it painful to move or wear a bra or do anything. I got my obgyn to check the lumps/cancer test and she told me basically too bad so sad, live with them for the rest of my life. On top of that, I lost 40-50lbs which left my chest very thin and super saggy like I'd breastfed 3 kids.
I found a really nice doctor who gave me a lumpectomy, lift and implants all at once to fill in what he took out and bring me up to a full cup size.
No. 138374
>>138373Had to call to set up an appointment and answer a few questions. For the phone number, I had a 1 month prepaid sim that I could stick into my unlocked iPhone.
With some searching I'm almost positive you could find similar services/prices from a more English friendly clinic. I just went with this one because my friend had gotten really amazing results from that particular place.
No. 138375
>>138339 Mine looks just like this! I love the profile, but it's crooked and I always feel like it 'ruins' the looks that I try to go for.
I go back and forth between adoring how ~unique~ my nose is (because seriously I adore the profile) and considering a nose job, but I have a septum piercing with a shitload of expensive jewelry for it, and I have serious issues with needles so I don't want to risk getting a nose job and having to get it re-pierced.
I am really, really, really scared of needles. It's a miracle I didn't pass out when I got it pierced the first time, I don't know if I could go through it again.
I also have a health issue that might require some facial reconstruction in a few years - It's complicated - so if go through that then I'll probably be like "fuck it" and get my nose done at the same time.
I think if I ever decide to get rid of my septum piercing, I'll get serious about surgery, but until then? Nah.
No. 138377
>>138376This depends wholly on your face.
An Asian nose on a Caucasian face will look potato, but a Caucasian nose on an Asian face can look okay.
A Caucasian nose on a black face almost always looks weird and artificial - see. Beyonce.
No. 138380
File: 1454265578629.jpg (423.27 KB, 1333x2000, luna-m-2185-f-2186-p-2187.jpg)
I think I want a breast augmentation. My breasts became noticeably asymmetrical when I was 13, maybe 12, and they've been that way ever since. My asymmetry is not as bad as some others I've seen, but it's like a four or five cup size difference, and there are times it just really takes a toll on me (emotionally, mentally). FWP, but there's a lot of clothing I cannot wear as-is because I need to be wearing a bra so I can stuff the smaller side to even them out. It sucks, and there are times where I've just looked in the mirror and cried. It's the only "flaw" about me that really eats away at me. Anything else can be ignored as being human or can be fixed by me, this however is out of my control.
But I'm really uncomfortable with the idea of having foreign objects placed inside my body, with the potential to leak inside me, ruin my chest muscles, not feel or move in a natural manner, give a shape I'm not in love with, and also need to be replaced in ten or so years. I've looked into the fat transfer, which I really like the idea of, but it's just so much more money. Like, expect to pay over $9000 for it, compared to traditional implants that are like $4000. Assuming everything goes right, it would more than probably be worth it, but I would have to jew everything and save for years to afford it if I didn't want to use CareCredit (assuming I even could). I guess I could always get a sugardaddy. I wish I could claim it under health insurance for the "mental distress" it causes me, because I'm not exactly exaggerating that.
No. 138382
File: 1454274169276.jpg (109.69 KB, 600x300, dimple_surgery_dimples_creatio…)
Apparently dimple surgery is a thing
No. 138387
File: 1454761448511.png (2.86 MB, 1440x1919, DumbCollage.png)
Hey guys, I've been thinking about getting plastic surgery for a while now, going back and forth between wanting it and not wanting it.
I'd like to maybe get some work on my nose done, sometimes I feel like it is really destroying the harmony of face, making me look unphotogenic and just really harsh overall. Also, I'm scared that my face is gonna look like hell when I'm getting older thanks to my big ol' nose…
I've attached a shitty collage of my face so that you can see what I mean. The collage really sucks lmao but whatever. There are a couple of surgeons here in Germany where I live who seem promising enough, one of them is located in Frankfurt, her name is Dr. med. Bianca Knoll. Are there any farmers who got surgery done by her? Should I even get my nose done? I need some unbiased opinions, family, boyfriend and friends of course are saying I shouldn't do it. Thanks for the feedback.
No. 138389
File: 1454763212639.jpg (55.33 KB, 459x523, blah.jpg)
>>138388Sorry anon, that's why I said the collage is kinda shitty because I didn't really find any "non-angled" pics if that makes sense. Is this one better, maybe?
No. 138393
>>138390>>138391>>138392Thank you all for the feedback! Really surprised about it being mostly positive, since I know people here on lolcow can be quite merciless when it comes to big(ger) nose shapes and such things.
Also it is actually the bump that bothers me the most, so I will definitely consider getting it removed, but leaving the rest as it is.
No. 138396
File: 1456977096643.jpg (122.23 KB, 460x316, uIRuvHV.jpg)
>>138167Labiaplasty is top of my list. I have asymmetrical beef curtains and it's gross, feels unsanitary no matter how well I wash, and causes physical discomfort. :(
Could I make a case for myself with a gynecologist?
No. 138397
>>138396Just lie and ham it up.
No pun intended.
No. 138402
File: 1457013248842.jpg (283.12 KB, 1632x1224, IMG_2879.jpg)
The only thing I really want to change the most are my eyelids.
Even when closed, there's still a fold, and it bothers me to no end.
Pic related.
I thought about getting labiaplasty, but after finding largelabiaproject.org, I've come to accept my lips.
They stick out a bit, and it's a bit meatier on the left side, but they are sensitive and fun to play with, spending money to cut them off seems like a waste to me.
No. 138407
>>138404holy crap, same deal here. It's not noticeable unless I'm looking at a photo of myself, but I can see it.
I don't think there's much you can do surgery wise to change it, but you can use eyeliner in a very subtly asymmetric way to correct it. It's really very effective.
I do a slightly thicker line on the 'lower' eye, and start the wing part slightly slightly before the end of my natural eye.
On the other eye, I make the line thinner and start the wing all the way out at the very edge of the corner.
hmm this might need a picture to illustrate what I mean… anyway, even if you don't normally wear makeup, I highly recommend giving this a shot. When it's done right it can make the asymmetry undetectable.
No. 138412
>>138411I got it done in Europe. So no fancy surgeon. I guess the US or some asian or arabic country would have been better but I'm really happy with how it went.
I only paid 1800 Euro. Where I live 4000 - 6000 Euro would be average for a well-known surgeon.
No. 138414
File: 1457189057608.jpg (32.26 KB, 317x450, pixy.jpg)
Does anybody have a weird witch/protruding chin (like pic related)and is planning to fix it?
No. 138418
File: 1457191951777.jpg (35.88 KB, 300x400, pixy.jpg)
>>138414Yeah…sadly.
I fucking hate it and the worst part is when people say shit like "Nooo anon, don't fix it! Your chin gives you a unique look!" but damn…I don't want a "unique look", I just want a decent looking face.
I feel like I'm the only one who has this kind of weird chin tbh, because most of protruding chins are like pic related and it looks ok imo. But mine really is like the pic that I've posted before and it looks even weirder on me.
No. 138419
Shit.
>>138418 response to
>>138415 No. 138421
File: 1457202229096.jpg (40.32 KB, 600x379, 9DWx6S6.jpg)
>>138418You can do jaw shaving in good korea. Chin shaving is a related procedure. The surgery is relatively cheap and low risk, since they do it so much. If you pay a little extra, it'll still be cheap but you'll get state of the art treatment.
The healing is extremely painful, so don't get it done if you're a gigantic wuss.
No. 138424
File: 1457225239773.jpg (23.11 KB, 575x375, clara-bow.jpg)
Gonna get my ears pinned back, they very noticeably stick out when I don't have my hair loose. Don't know why my parents did not get it fixed for me when I was little. Also going to get my nose done, probably just getting the tip raised a little and a filler atop the bridge to smooth out the profile of my bridge (instead of getting it shaved down too small).
But first I'm gonna get some light lip-filling to kind of ease myself into the idea of cosmetic enhancement because its non-permanent. I actually don't want a very pouty effect but a more pronounced cupid's bow. Clara Bowe is my muse.
I've had braces and tooth whitening and had signed up for a laser package I am very excited about. Will post results.
No. 138433
>>138431I don't know about the specific procedures that k-pop idols have done, but chemical peels and other acid/active treatments can help with scarring. If you're in the US, I'd start with Curology, which is a remote dermatology service. It's $20/month and there are free trial referral codes available if you look.
If you want to go beyond that, Makeup Artists Choice is my favorite brand for heavy duty skincare, but make sure you do your research.
No. 138435
>>138434They're not just aimed at people with acne. I've read reviews from those who use Curology for anti-aging and sun damage, and the medications they prescribe do help with scarring. It's worth trying a consultation, at least.
As I mentioned, your other option is to use actives. Chemical peels will have the most immediate effects. I love Makeup Artists Choice - very affordable and good customer service.
No. 138439
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I'm Latina and I have this really fucking awful nose that doesn't look to bad from the side, kind of cute actually, but then I face forward and it's just this awful bulbous mess of a thing. Like someone glued an onion to my face. It's humiliating, I want to shrink it but I also don't want to change the shape of my nose from the side, and I'm not quite sure that's possible…
I also have a shitty double chin and fat cheeks even though I'm at an OK body weight, pic related since the lower half of my face is almost exactly like that, I just have shittier teeth and lips. I'd definitely want to get my chin and face sculpted somehow.
No. 138442
File: 1457640963658.jpg (63.68 KB, 526x377, Asian-nose-job-NY-patient-28.j…)
>>138287(no sarcasm) Why not go to Africa to get plastic surgery on ethnic features (nose, eyes, etc) though, if you have African ancestry? Because
>>138284 looks really obvious and fake (unless you're going for that look)
And it's not like all of Africa is a jungle with no modern technology, because I know that plenty of places in Africa are becoming more and more economically stable and rich and are very modern.
Don't gamble with ethnic plastic surgery tbh
That being said, for myself, I want an alarplasty lmao. I want to reduce down my alar base….. I want my nose to be just less wide in general.
Pic related or
>>138284 (the nose is really pretty and dainty, despite the fact that it doesn't fully suit the girl's more fuller features) depending on whether or not it would look weird on my Southeast Asian features with wider jaw or not lmao.
No. 138443
Shit that I want done:
>forehead reduction>buccal fat removal>boob job>lip fillers>general fillers/botoxnot that much
No. 138444
File: 1457641138458.png (310.44 KB, 721x598, sdasdsds.png)
Things I wish I could get done:
Dark circles
nasolabial folds
butt chin + pretty square as well
jaw is too square and wide
hooded eyelids
bump on the nose
minimalise my huge pores
lip filler for upper lip
shorten the space between nose and upper lip
i wish i had the money for all of this
i also wish i could make my toes smaller (everyone comments on how long they are)
No. 138446
File: 1457656272336.png (Spoiler Image,273 KB, 687x432, Screen Shot 2016-03-10 at 7.19…)
ignore my skin i just crawled out of my own grave
i want to get the nose tip and bridge done. but i was wondering what anons might think re: jaw. jowls and man-chin both problematic. would losing weight deal with the jowls? i'm kind of afraid of the chin recovery time, am i delusional to hope that a less intense nose will make my chin somehow also less intense? thanks kids
No. 138450
>>138446Okay sis. I'm an anatomyfag, which basically means in short that you should listen to me because I know my shit and take balance very seriously and objectively. Don't listen to anything the weeblets try to tell you because they have shit taste and don't know what they're talking about.
First step in general would be sorting out your skin but I'm sure you know that. The texture seems otherwise decent given that you have acne, your pores don't look ginormous at least in those photos but they're grainy so who knows. Looks smooth though.
Your eyebrows–the tails of them are too long and droop too far down. Long eyebrow tails don't suit anybody. They're universally flattering when they are shorter. They shouldn't droop down so far they are on par with the corner of your eye, especially. Also, with a masculine face, you'd be better suited with fuller brows. Most people overcompensate by doing the opposite but the thinner the brows, the larger and harsher your other features look.
Your upper lip could help feminize your features if it were fuller, and getting your philtrum smoothed over with fillers would be two non-invasive ways of helping the harshness.
If we're talking actual fixing, a rhinoplasty and chin reduction would be good I guess but I really don't expect every dick and Jane to actually do it because even if they say they will they never do.
No. 138451
>>138450thanks for the legitimately in-depth advice??
lol looking at my eyebrows with new eyes, so thanks c:. i don't really know my fillers, so w smoothing the philtrum/upper lip, do you mean the lip itself or like the skin around the base of my nose/filtrum?
>>138449i'm at bmi like ~20 so i'm not trying to lose more than like 10-15 lbs, not sure at what point/whether them jowls will lose fat lol
No. 138452
>>138450>>138449also thanks for being chill/polite anons
sage for ot
No. 138453
>>138040Ok I did some digging and some procedures that are done in Korea that aren't very popular outside of it include:
>Vitamin C Iontepherosis>Reverse Tanning/White Tanning (red light therapy)>Glutathione IV Drips>Radiance InjectionThe first is supposed to help Vit c serums penetrate more deeply. Reverse tanning helps even out skin tone and in the west is marketed more for its anti-aging benefits. Glutathione IV drips are responsible for the sometimes shocking whitening. Radiance Injections are hyularonic acid and instead of shaping/volume are supposed to give a glowy/translucent effect (moisturized skin absorbs and reflects more light than dry skin so an HA boost is that same effect on steroids).
That image however, seems to be the product of laser and I found the image in conjunction with a clinic that offers 'TRM Laser'. Apparently laser pocedures are much cheaper thus more common in South Korea.
No. 138454
File: 1457682224788.jpg (196.36 KB, 1024x683, beforeafter.jpg)
>>138453The injections are pretty interesting
A clinic conversing with a prospective client:
http://eng.idhospital.com/brd/counsel_view.asp?bid=4054&nowPage=3&cond1=&cond2=Mentions mi-baek and yeo-sin injections
3d-treatment
http://thecambelles.com/2014/05/07/review-3d-facial-treatment-fillers-botox-kae-clinic-medical-aesthetics/The before/after on her tear-troughs is amazing!
There is also 'mul-guang' injections
No. 138455
>>138454http://thecambelles.com/2014/02/11/kae-clinic-pixel-laser-review/Oh my God, is that for real? She was honest enough to show her poor skin condition at the start so she wouldn't be heavily shooping the results, would she? Here she seems to be less staged
http://thecambelles.com/2014/02/09/silkair-737-800-boeing-plane/ but her skin still does look better than before.
No. 138456
File: 1457687691515.jpg (88.7 KB, 960x1280, image.jpg)
Sorry for the double post. I want to get a nose job and maybe something on my weak ass chin. My nose is so tragic that I rather get that fixed first though. Here is a kind of "before and after" I'd like (not the same but just straight bridge and less bulbous tip)
No. 138458
File: 1457687935448.jpg (91.38 KB, 960x1280, image.jpg)
>>138457My frontal look is bad but not as horrible as my profile. With makeup I look ok ish
No. 138468
>>138466There is actually a body mod thread floating around somewgere, but posting here is fine too.
What prompted you to want an ear pointing?
No. 138475
>>138473Just gonna talk from my own experience Anon, but my partner of 9 years is always telling me how much my he loves my thin lips and how he loves them because they're a part of me, but one night I sent him a sexy snap with my lips overdrawn in a subtle way and he hnnnnng'd and caved to the idea of me getting lip fillers because.
He acknowledges that whilst he surely loves my lips because they're "my" lips, he can also acknowledge that plumper lips look more aesthetically pleasing.
Your husband probably undoubtedly does love your nose because it's your nose, but I've no doubt in my mind that if you did receive surgery he would appreciate the aesthetic superiority.
He won't admit it but every man loves to know that their partner is physically hot and desirable to others.
No. 138479
>>138475i did that with a lip plumper and my bf said i looked horrible lmao
+1 for honesty i guess
i guess i wont be getting my lips done for a while
No. 138480
File: 1457891983382.jpg (901.16 KB, 812x1080, hexiaoyu201510312155b.jpg)
I have an extremely round face with plump cheeks and a weak af jaw. Shit looks terrible and horribly unphotogenic from any angle.
I desperately want a super plastic V-line Asian face shape. I don't care that it looks fake as hell.
No. 138482
>>138474>>138475Thanks anons, I really appreciate your input. I have a really freaky nose so despite the fact that he says it's beautiful, I hope he will feel as you described once it's done. I am having work done so it will compliment my face better instead of having an unrealistic expectation, so hopefully it won't affect how he feels negatively. I mean, if he isn't attracted to me anymore over something like that, it's kind of… oh well, since I want this for myself. But I would rather things not fall apart, plus since we are married it will be messy.
Anyway, tldr thanks for setting my mind at ease a bit. I appreciate it.
No. 138484
File: 1457961780222.jpg (107.55 KB, 450x306, necklift-01a.jpg)
>>138483Ugh yeah my doctor was trying to shill me the same thing. I even started the process for it but got cold feet when I looked at 'after' pictures and a lot of the people just had their underbite replaced by an overbite.
I dunno what to do but I'm thinking of getting my neck tucked in plus a chin implant but
>>138481 is scaring me from that too FUCK
No. 138486
File: 1457988300288.jpg (Spoiler Image,7.87 KB, 402x150, 7.jpg)
I have tuberous breasts, pretty much exactly like the ones pictured. Mine are slightly bigger (but so are my areolas.) I hate them so much that I can't even show them to my husband. They look like a pair of demented eyes. Does anyone else here have them and has anyone had them fixed? I can't afford to go through cosmetic surgery atm, but once I have enough money, I won't hesitate to do something about them.
No. 138489
>>138439I feel the same way with the chin situation ):
I'm even underweight and I have one because my jaw is hella weak. I have to make sure in public to keep my chin up. I mean, it's made me make eye-contact with people more because I can't walk with my head down because it makes me more insecure so I guess that might be a plus?
I'd probably try that cold sculpting thing I've seen on TV when I get the money for it because it's really only my neck that's
problematic… I'd also probably wait until I'm 30.
No. 138492
>>138485Yes please!! Also if you don't mind, I'd totally like to see pics. But I understand if you don't want to, it's cool.
How long ago did you get them done and why? Did they turn out the way you wanted them to? Are they subtle or extreme? How do people react when they see your ears? Where did you get them done and where do you live?
No. 138493
>>138416>>138413sorry. won't give out anymore details here.
but if you do careful online research and read reports of former patients in forums you'll find someone.
No. 138499
File: 1458160681887.jpg (148.48 KB, 1000x500, marip.jpg)
Too bad I can't afford to have a nosejob, because seeing stuff like this really makes me want to have one. This girl was an ordinary pretty girl before, now she is a freakin' goddess.
No. 138515
>>138511>>138510why the fuck do guys say that? Do they think we're all emotionally fragile to the point of sobbing and suicide if they admit they like makeup/enhancement?
Yeah idk what his 10 is, but he and I have drastically different opinions on attractive. He likes big ass and big tits with a soft belly and touching thighs, to me that's just fat and lazy. He doesn't even like the more toned bigger girls, he wants them flabby. Idk. I gave up awhile ago asking him what looks good, if he had it his way he'd turn me into a landwhale.
>>138513Maybe that's what he was getting at, that yes the nosejob changed her face but to him, all the other photo enhancements did her way more favors.
No. 138517
>>138516how much did this cost, anon? and did it take long for the scars to fade (assuming you had very visible ones)?
I'm a fat girl with small boobs, and what's worse, they're kinda saggy. not tubular, but I'd like a lift all the same. I'm already working on my weight and it's going well, so if I could get this one thing done, I think I'd be okay with myself.
No. 138521
>>137880I made this post right after I got it and I explain a little more about what I had done
>>138372It cost me just slightly over 9k. I'm 2 months post op so my scars are still visible. They're not thick raised lines or puckered from the stitches (mine dissolved) they're just a tan line with a very very thin white line in the middle. I had an anchor incision which is where they cut around the nipple, up the breast under your nipple and under the breast where it connects to your body so I have the most scarring you'll ever get from a lift/implants. I'll be seeing my doctor next week to get on my scar treatment so I can post an update on how it turns out after I get started.
No. 138522
thx computer for linking the wrong person, I meant
>>138517 not OP.
No. 138523
File: 1458441668241.jpeg (12.9 KB, 235x315, image.jpeg)
What kind of fillers/Botox are permanent? So I could fill the top of my nose
Also advice/tips on what to do would be nice
No. 138528
>>138526If ure white PLEASE dont get any facial surgery done in korea
You will end up looking like this dumbass
>>138291I know its tempting. I considered it myself. But asians have completely different facial structures to us, you will end up like a overgrown baby (not in a good way)
No. 138530
File: 1458481169787.jpeg (12.75 KB, 205x275, image.jpeg)
>>138527>>138524To get rid of the curve, so it would look like this
No. 138532
>>138531There are no permanent fillers, they all get catabolised by the system eventually.
I recommend getting temporary fillers and if you like the result look into saving for an implant or rhinoplasty.
No. 138534
File: 1458486235785.jpeg (16.8 KB, 270x323, image.jpeg)
>>138533No you don't
It is small (might look big here) but it's the only way I could show you how obvious the curve is
No. 138539
File: 1458506866545.jpg (22.08 KB, 274x187, slide3-face.jpg)
>>138534Your nose looks great. Tbh tho you look like the 'after' picture here, if you shave off the bridge you might get into the 'before' territory.
No. 138543
>>138542I mean, a selfie is a representation of yourself that you are opting to put into the world. It's different from pictures other people take of you, you're in full control of it. I always edit out a little patch of dry skin or wrinkle in a photo I take of myself, make my nose slightly smaller, and my eyes slightly more even. I don't think it's fraudulent at all. The end result of mild photo modification is just presenting the same image as you would in day to day life.
Anyway, I don't think fillers are so expensive you'd be wasting your money on them, especially if it makes you feel good about yourself. They're better than wasting your time and money on anti-wrinkle / anti-aging products, that's for sure.
I recall my mother had something done to the lines on her forehead that she got cheap through Groupon, from a very reputable doctor. Perhaps you'd find that useful.
No. 138547
>>138543>>138544Yeah, a photo brings attention to everything that would normally be unnoticeable in motion I suppose.
Maybe instead of doing a full combo, I'll just fix what annoys me the most, that being tear troughs. They're genetic, I've already had them as a teen and so did my mom, so there's no chance of them ever getting better with non-invasive methods. I might end up looking younger than I actually did as a 20 year old, which is a nice thought, heh.
Thank you both for that little bit of validation.
Though I must say I find it hilarious how as a teen I saw no possible harm in self-piercing, yet now I'm slightly scared that an experienced doctor will somehow fuck up my face with a standard procedure, lol.
No. 138549
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Honestly the only surgery I would absolutely refuse to do even if I had such a problem is the jaw shaving, as far as I know it's a fucking horror story.
If you have a strong jaw, don't be insecure about it. There are a lot of pretty/hot girls out there with a strong jaw, take Olivia Wilde for example. Or even in vidya, think of Cassandra from DA Inquisition, she's the hottest woman of the whole bunch. Jaw shaving surgery could really fuck up your skull.
No. 138550
>>138545I spoke to my doctor yesterday and he told me that I don't need to start scar treatment yet since I'm healing pretty quickly. He said to just moisturize every day and the scars will fade more on their own. I go back in 3 months when I'm at the 6 month mark and I'll probably request treatment if he hasn't given me any.
I do have all my photos saved from day 1 of surgery so if you're interested in seeing the healing/scarring process I can post the photos here in a collage. Though if you don't I don't blame you haha.
No. 138552
I have the world's saddest breasts. They aren't small, but they are so, so saggy. They just kind of developed that way. I looked at a breast sort of 'guide' on a surgery website and they're extreme. My nipples point to the floor and they are just humiliating. No one has ever seen my breasts out of a bra.
I really want a breast job to lift them, but I'm still shedding weight and I want to have sex, fucking hell. I've had sex twice and I'm not even asexual, it's the worst. I feel like I can't date because I'll be constantly uncomfortable.
But if I don't lose weight, my breasts will be really awkwardly spaced out over my chest, since they are bigger lower down (obviously) and if you lift them my bra size would change to maybe a 40A? I don't want implants because I love lolita so fuck.
I've dropped 10kgs but it's a slow process.
I am also definitely getting a nose job, my mother is paying for it since it's something I have constantly wanted since I was prepubescent. My nose has a big bump and it's fat. I just want a small, skinny nose and a scar that an abuser gave me hidden.
I am one of those people afraid to loose too much weight because of looking gaunt (I have a strong jaw and cheekbones already, but no fat under my eyes) but I guess if I lost weight I would just get fat fillers underneath my eyes and wherever else I start to look weird. I really hope I don't get too much loose flesh because I don't want the scars from tucks, I've already got stomach scars from my (useless btw) lapband.
The list feels extreme, but my body doesn't feel normal.
No. 138554
>>138552the spacing of your breasts won't change that much, the place the're at is the place they'll stay no matter how much you gain or lose.
>>138553And this anon is correct, you will need a lift. There is no other option for saggy breasts, you will need a lift. End of.
If you tend to gain weight in your breasts first/quickest you will have to get close to your goal weight before going under the knife. If you gain weight elsewhere quickly/first you can be within 30lbs of your goal and have little to no risk of messing with your surgery.
Also, no worries for lolita and big boobs. Once you've healed a while you can wear sports bras to hold them flatter and still fit into most items. I've found that my breasts don't mess with my wardrobe so I don't think yours will either unless you're going jnig status.
But if you get any kind of surgery there will be scarring. You cannot get away with no scars. HOWEVER if you have a good doctor they will help you minimize scarring and give you treatment after to erase the scars as best as possible.
No. 138556
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I'm so happy! After years of being a total idiot and not realizing what to look for i finally managed to google the right phrase. I am mad insecure about my chin, as it has a pretty bad crease in it. Personally i think i look like a man because of it, and I'm always wearing big scarves so that i can hide my manchin and horrible profile. Anyway the "condition" is called a labiomental crease and can apparantly be fixed with dermal fillers. I should have realized this, but I… I stupid. Anyways, on to finding the right place to have it done!
No. 138565
>>138562Its crazy scary but try to focus on your nose a year from now. Its not gonna be the one you've hated for ten years its gonna finally feel good. Your surgeon wants to go a great job. He's getting rid of that 'oh ugh gross' you've lived with,, not just correcting a flaw.
Think about the relief you'll have once its done, the confidence once its healed. You'll be okay anon.
No. 138566
>>138562As someone who was terrified of getting a nose job and obsessively read up as much as I could about the procedure, it's… nothing. I have the worst needle phobia and 100% honestly the worst part was the IV, and it wasn't even bad at all because I'm a wimp and got numbing cream and then a numbing shot so I just felt the wimpiest of pinches.
I felt no pain at all during the healing process and I even somehow managed to whack my cast on my fridge door. Didn't feel a thing. I promise you that you'll wonder what the hell you were so anxious about once it's over.
No. 138568
>>138567
>Im hoping it can take a couple days HA, NO
Bruising can take over a month to fade completely, but there will be residual swelling for well upto a year before it completely settles.
idk why you give a shit about people finding out you got your horn fixed - is that a bad thing?
No. 138569
>>138568I admire people who don't give a shit. I guess I'm under the impression people still consider it "scandalous" and looked down upon.
I'm trying to work on the not giving a shit part.
No. 138570
>>138569I'm not trying to be rude Anon, but personally I've never understood people like you who take to allowing stangers to rule your life.
What's really scandalous is having a (presumably) ugly nose that 'you' hate and the funds and ability to change that but not doing it because of what people who have nothing to do with you think.
I'll be getting a rhinoplasty sometime this year myself, and trust me, if anybody does harbour ill feelings towards you it's not because they think it's a bad act, it's because they're jealous they can't get some of that sweet, sweet surgical rectification for themselves.
No. 138572
>>138567You need to really get his support on it because that shit ain't something you can hide. Since you're just working on the tip I don't believe you'll bruise around the eyes but don't quote me on that. I had the works done (huge bump hammered off, tip reshaping), and bruising only lasted me 4 days but it depends. Swelling of the tip wasn't even noticeable to me at the start because I was so happy with the change, but looking back at post-op pics compared to now I was definitely a bit swollen.
If you can't shake the feeling of giving a shit what others think, think of it as surgery for a deviated septum. The healing process and casts look the same.
>>138571>swelling for maybe a month or twoHe's unfortunately lying. An honest doctor will tell you to expect 1-2 years for the final result. Hopefully he meant the bulk of the swelling?
No. 138575
>>138571I had a nose job.
It was hell and it takes up to a 1-2 years to see the final result like
>>138572 said. It's been six months and the swelling is not gone but its improving every day a little bit. I don't like it right now though, hope I won't have to get it redone.
No. 138576
>>138571>Something like that anon said which is just a bulbous tip is probably going to take a lot less time to heal and look a lot less bad in the meantime than something major like a large profile that needs your nose broken to fix. I'm this anon:
>>138575The tip is the part that takes the longest to heal. Go to a different surgeon because yours is lying to you. Most of the swelling I have left is in the tip, and its actually a lot but going down every day by a little.
No. 138590
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I really need a nose job to straighten it out and remove the weird hump and something done to my jaw/chin. Not 100% sure what but definately something.
No. 138591
>>138590Is that really you? You look gorgeous.
Are you British?
No. 138593
File: 1460830406522.jpg (27.21 KB, 479x634, greek.jpg)
>>138590I like your hair Anon. You don't see enough girls sporting a buzz.
My face is way too doughy to pull one off sadly, also hey, fellow Britcuck here.
Your nose though, I really like it, I think it gives you a lot of character, but I understand why you'd want to get a Rhinoplasty. Mine is similar with the bump, but I have a Roman nose. Yours looks very classically Greek with the way it splays out in the center like that, like picture related.
Do you have any Greek ancestry?
No. 138594
>>138592The nose doesn't look that good from the top, but from the side I bet it looks pretty good. Not many people have that sort of Roman nose.
And you pull off the buzz well, most girls won't dare to go such length, and their heads aren't well-proportioned to make it look good. You look very fine otherwise.
No. 138596
>>138594>>138593Anonspls. I'm gonna end up vain and shit.
I'm actually more Jewish than anything else kek.
>>138595Only 4 u bby ♡
No. 138600
>>138588honestly the swelling for me was horrible because i have thick skin. it's been a long time and i still have minor amounts of swelling due to my thick skin. he warned me of this so its not his fault, i guess. steroid shots help with this but the way i feel afterwards scares me out of getting them. basically my nose still feels like a frozen chicken.
the way it is with a swollen tip, i hate it. when the tip swelling goes down significantly more i might like it. i like it more every day that it swells less and less. but some days it is more/less swollen depending on what i eat.
and i might get it redone anyway in the future when i have money but the guy i want it done by will probably cost like 30,000+ and have to do a graft. it's slightly asymmetrical from one side because i had it broken as a kid, so it was always asymmetrical and that has stayed a little bit. honestly though he fixed A LOT of the symmetry, especially the nasal symmetry/tip symmetry which was literally massively asymmetrical, but the little bit on the bridge still makes me super insecure.
mine looks better than before but if i didnt have a broken weird nose, i wouldn't have done it. i spent $12,000 btw. if i had a normal nose like this i wouldn't have done it.
my nose was pretty much a black person's nose (i'm white) with massive asymmetry, it was flat, hooked, with a bump on the bridge, veered off to one side. the left side of the bridge jutted out more than the right side. looking at it nostrils-down the asymmetry was very apparent, i had no columella as my tip drooped too much. it was too wide and the bridge started way too low.
he corrected everything by taking cartilage from the tip and narrowing/straightening out the lower bridge as best as he could, and shaping my nostrils/columella.
the only thing he DIDNT do which i thought he would was add a graft so that my bridge would start higher. so now my nose still looks flat but at least it looks fairly normal and caucasian. but honestly it doesn't matter because this part is easily contoured anyway. before i couldn't contour at all because it was too wide, too flat and too humped at the same time.
it also depends on what noses you like. some people like pointy noses, some people like bigger noses, some people like small delicate noses. if you go into the charlotte charms thread a lot of people hate her nose and a lot of people love her nose, personally i love her nose and HATE big long noses. i love the upturned pixie look. so yeah you should tell all of this to your surgeon so he can give you a virtual picture of what the finished product might look like. he did that for me and i have to say that it is close enough (minus the still-swollen tip). a lot of people probably hate my nose but i don't really care because its way better than the crooked shit i had before.
sorry for the tl;dr. its just a huge and difficult decision and i wish more people would be detailed when it comes to the difficulties rather than just brushing it off as "easy". maybe its easy if you have a classic nose with just a hump to start with its easy, but in that case you don't really need surgery.
No. 138603
>>138601I think about this, too. The guy I am with doesn't have any problem with them, and I want to stay with him. But I am scared that it won't work out for some reason and someone else might be disgusted by them.
I never had this thought until I came across people on the internet making fun of "beef curtains" - I didn't know it was weird.
They annoy me sometimes, but tbh that is not why I'm considering labiaplasty. At the same time, I cringe to think about chopping that part of me off.
What did your bf say anon?
No. 138604
>>138603Yeah I never had a problem with my labia until I saw hentai, porn, and people on R9K complaining about "roasties" and that's how I know the insecurity I feel about it is caused by external pressure and not some internal body issues.
I had mentioned disliking my labia to him because they were brown, long, and uneven, and he said my vagina looked like a normal vagina and that there was no reason for me to chop them off and he finds me extremely sexy the way I am
No. 138605
>>138603>>138604kek r9k ruined my self esteem in terms of my labia
they made me feel shit about it even though i know its 100% normal and im a virgin too lmao
No. 138615
File: 1463678932455.jpeg (8.48 KB, 181x278, 2016-05-19-11-28-26--389436054…)
I want lipo on my waist. Waist training properly is hard with a labor intensive job. I want a natural 22in waist from my current 25in waist. I've always been obsessed with wasp waists. I currently can cinch down to 20 inches for a while, but ultimately I'd like to cinch down to 17 or 18 inches.
I kinda want my violin hips filled in, but I'm not sure. I'm learning to be okay with them.
No. 138617
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So bitter I probably won't be able to afford a rhinoplasty in my youth
No. 138621
>>138618Best wishes to you with it!
I just got mine done a week ago. I posted a few months ago here saying I was thinking about it and you guys here were really helpful and encouraging, and I'm so happy with my nose now for the first time in my life!
No. 138622
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Can someone give me information on what to do in case of saggy cheeks/nasolabial folds and where to get it done in Europe? I think the US are more advanced in this area but I won't go there for such a small procedure…
Also is there anything that can be done about a tortoise mouth? You know when there’s basically no upper lip and the space between the mouth and the nose is so wide the profile looks like a 80 years old grandma without teeth. Something that doesn't look completely unnatural and doesn't make you look worse when it fades off…
No. 138624
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just got my cast off and i'm super happy. anyone looking for a rhinoplasty in the mid-atlantic should go to Dr. Park at UVA. pictures in middle are from post-op days 1 and 3.
No. 138626
>>138624Fuck me Anon, result!
What's the damage though?
No. 138629
>>138627FUCK ME $7.3k
Well, regardless of the cost, your nose is something you have for the rest of your life, so I hope you're happy with the results. It really does look great Anon, congratulations.
No. 138639
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Should i get my nose done
No. 138640
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The front view
No. 138645
>>138644I thought the same
>>138642 is me.
No. 138649
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>>138647funny you should ask that cause breathing through my nose is kind of tough when i clench my jaw (bad habit). figured it was from swelling/congestion. i think they're starting to look a little less weird with healing so hopefully the breathing thing isn't permanent
No. 138651
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I'm considering getting rhinoplasty and fat reduction underneath my chin. I have almost enough saved for both but after sharing my plan with my boyfriend and friends, they tried to discourage me from doing so. I think it would make a world of a difference to my profile so what do you guys think?
No. 138657
>>138651dont need a nose job
for the chin lipo won't do anything, you need a more prominent jaw. try maybe losing weight naturally but it won't help. i would go to a dermatologist that specializes in juvederm for jaw contouring.
No. 138658
>>138657let me stress this again. you DO NOT need a nose job. i can't even see barely the difference you photoshopped in your b&a… so if thats the difference you want on your nose, that subtle… you're not going to get it. nose jobs are rarely subtle.
honestly if thats how subtle you want it, again maybe try a liquid nosejob, or just learn to deal with having a slightly-imperfect profile.
No. 138660
>>138653Yeah there's no point in you trying to lose weight, your weight is fine.
Anon this is your face and you're the one that has to live with it for the rest of your life. Truth is, in this world, beauty does give you more advantages.
If you think the surgery will make you happy, do it. I would.
No. 138667
>>138665I'm
>>138663. and I have to add
>>138658 is right. I got a nose job ) and the surgeon told me to completely balance out my face I'd need jaw surgery. He said a lot of people think their profile looks weird because of their nose when it's actually the jaw that gives it an unbalanced look. Making the nose smaller might actually make it worse. In my case it was still necessary because my nose was crooked due to an accident but he explicitly told me he wouldn't shorten my nose as much as I'd like him to. A good surgeon won't even give you a nose job.
As I said, weightloss helps and honestly, jaw surgery is really painful so I never even considered it.
No. 138668
>>138666I have a twin sister with the same chin.
>>138667Yeah, I think I'm going to hold off on the surgery until I finish my weight loss goal. I also bought a cheap chin strap just to test it out. If that doesn't work, I'll look into lipo first and go from there. If it balances out my face, I'll skip the rhinoplasty.
No. 138670
File: 1464877944876.jpeg (102.69 KB, 1216x912, image.jpeg)
I have a bit of a double chin/fat face problem too even though I look like the beginnings of an ana chan, but one of my main thoughts have always been for prettier lips
I have lips like the second pic but want ones like the first. Is it actually possible? I just find lips like that so cute and they look plump but not huge.
No. 138673
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Sorry for the post nap selfie, jfc I look so lumpy.
Anyway. Basically all I want is a cute ski slope nose with a smaller tip + nostrils, as it's quite wide. I'm interning with a plastic surgeon right now, who I've worked for before interning, so I know a ton about ps in general.
However I know jack shit about rhinoplasties since that's one of the procedures he doesn't do. So, can someone tell me if they think it'd be procedurally possible for my nose to look like Ckitts or the other two?
inb4 you'll find out in a consultation
I know, setting it up rn, but I trust lolcow to be as brutally honest as possible.
No. 138674
>>138673Why do you want plastic surgery?
I'd kill for your face. You're very pretty as is.
No. 138676
>>138674Eh I'm not that pretty but thank you v much. I've wanted one since I was in middle school and saved up like $10k for it. Keep in mind my nose is contoured in the pic so :/ It's so triangular but squished at the same time.
>>138675Are you saying that a surgeon couldn't make my nose look more like the girls in the pic then? I really don't want a super obvious, plastic change like those Russian chicks that get Barbie noses.
No. 138677
>>138676I'm saying you already have a really cute nose. One that's considered "perfect" even. If you're wanting to have surgery even then there's a pretty good chance you might not know too far until after the surgery and then you'll be stuck with it. I think making the nostrils smaller would throw the balance of your face off and make you look plastic.
If you do get it at least make sure all the surgeon does is make the tip very slightly smaller and make sure you give them a photoshopped picture of what you want.
No. 138680
File: 1465002898355.jpg (45.79 KB, 550x299, Rina-Nanase-550x299.jpg)
PS is ok, just dont go to rumi kanda's surgeon
No. 138686
>>138684Jep. Good surgeons don't do that. It almost never turns out subtle. Only people born with sky slope noes look good with them.
>>138673The lightening in all those pics is way too soft to judge.
Chances are your tip will turn out bigger after surgery not smaller. My surgeon told me he only alters the tip if it's really big and he know it will only get better. Otherwise it's too dangerous because it's pretty unpredictable how the swelling and scar tissue will develop in this area. A lot can go wrong during the healing process because it’s the area with the worst blood supply.
>>Rhinoplasty is one of the most complicated and intricate operations. The most difficult aspect of rhinoplasty is the the tip of the nosehttps://www.realself.com/question/what-tip-rhinoplastyRhinoplasty is for people who have real issues, not for those who strive for perfection. Even the best surgeons have to do revisions quite often.
https://www.realself.com/question/reason-high-demand-revision-rhinoplasty No. 138688
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I want rhinoplasty for my tip too. I'm seriously considering Dr Sam Rizk, he's literally what came up when I googled for the best surgeons. There was also a girl who appeared on Dr Phil's episode "beauty and the OCD beast" who had an obsession with her appearance, the whole time I was thinking why? her nose and everything is so perfect and it turned out she was his patient. He's super expensive though, I believe it costs around 15-20,000$ for it. But I think I'm willing to save up. Honestly the only part holding me back is that I have a severe phobia of needles, but I plan to overcome it somehow.
btw I'm white, this is just an example of one of his miracles
No. 138689
>>138686Damn, that stuff about the tip sucks to hear. All I need is the tip and a small bump shaved down a little and my nose would be alright.
Though, even if I got the nose I wanted, I feel like it would throw the rest of my face off. I don't know if this is an observable concept in plastic surgery, but if someone makes their nose smaller does it make the rest of their features look bigger? I feel like if I got a nose job I'd need to follow it up with a jaw shave or I'd look unbalanced.
No. 138690
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I might be getting a rhinoplasty this December but I'm insanely scared, and tbh it's not the operation what scares me but the outcome, I get the feeling what I need for my nose to look acceptable will probably be something hard as fuck to achieve.
No. 138696
>>138695…uwot?
Why on earth would a breast lift change the softness of your breast tissue? Unless you couple it with implants, they aren't going to feel like implants.
No. 138707
>>138702I have undereye hollows ad a manly jew nose too. I've always fantasized about getting plastic surgery but I'm pretty meh on it now.
I realized that my nose is the only thing that bears me any resemblance to my father so I don't want to get rid of it now and the undereye hollows aren't that big of a deal to me.
No. 138712
File: 1467206873281.jpg (49.81 KB, 852x1136, god why.jpg)
I really, really hate my chin/jaw from profile. From the front it looks all right but from profile I look like some bumbling Neanderthal or something, there's no definition at all… It really grosses me out and makes me feel self conscious. I've been thinking about doing something to maybe fix it (there are plenty of other plastic surgeries I'd love to get– my potato Chink nose and breast reduction, namely) but I have no idea what to do about it. I don't know what it is exactly I need to do to fix it. Farmers, please help me out?
No. 138716
I'd like to have bigger lips and get lip injections done. My lips are already pretty full, but I'd really love to have that bee stung look and make them even more plump. For some reason though all lip injections are pretty obvious, and instead of making the lips look plump it just gives them a weird shape, like the person is constantly pouting their lips. When I look at most before and after pictures of lip injections, I can't help but think that the person could have saved a lot of more money by simply investing a lip liner, because I barely see any difference on most of them, and when there is a difference it looks very shitty and unnatural. Why is this? Do you know anyone who actually has somewhat good and natural looking lip injections, while still actually looking different from their natural lips?
I imagine it would leave a much better result if there were things such as lip implants, where the lip was cut up and there was added silicone or something like that, which would make the lips look very naturally plump. I don't really know much about anatomy, so maybe it isn't a thing because it may not be physically possible.
I'd possibly also want to make my nose a bit more upturned, as I think it turns a little downwards in my own opinion, but it's not that bad that I would pay so much money for it.
No. 138721
>>138712Are your teeth forming an overbite? If so then the chin surgery route might be the way
But
If your teeth are crooked: braces go a long way to help the shape of your mouth area
And lipo to your cheek/face area can greatly define your face more
These alternatives are more cheaper than chin/jaw surgery I feel
No. 138725
>>138724underbite solutions? my teeth are a little crooked on my bottom half, so maybe braces? I'm 21 too, sad I didn't get this fixed earlier.
I will have to look for another dentist. The pain and tension in my jaw is so uncomfortable :( (plus it looks so so bad from the side, my cheeks look super chubby/no chin).
No. 138726
>>138725For crooked teeth your best option is probably to get braces, you should start looking at orthodontists in the area if you have the money for it. An orthodontist would also have some insight on your underbite problem and nonsurgical ways to correct your jaw placement.
For reference, I had pretty crooked teeth when I was younger and a few years of braces fixed that. The braces also helped to correct the alignment of my jaw, which was off center. It's a pretty long and painful process, I won't lie, but if it really bothers you and it's already painful to begin with it's probably worth a shot.
No. 138728
>>138726i actually just applied today for dental insurance. I will be going soon (and I have an overbite,not under whoops).
I'm a little scared of the pain you mentioned but honestly my jaw kills me some days and I think it's something I must do. Hopefully I at least get some cute braces lel. thanks for the help
No. 138732
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I've lost ~170 lbs through diet/exercise but now I have a fuckton of loose skin to remove but I can't afford the surgery for several years and im just dead inside
No. 138733
I'm getting my fillers redone in a week or two. I've been getting fillers in my tear troughs/lips for about two years ever since I noticed they were lacking volume.
I usually get juvederm.
It's been probably a year since I had the tear troughs done and 6 months for the lips. I'm getting .5 cc in each cheek for the tear troughs (maybe more idk yet) and .3/.2 cc in the upper/lower lip.
Although I'm thinking of also maybe getting my nasolabial folds perked up a bit, since they've started becoming a really obvious facial feature… but I think I'm going to wait until I lose weight.
No. 138737
>>138733Do fillers in your tear troughs keep for a year or do they visibly vanish in a few months?
I've been seriously considering getting some, but if I have to get poked in the eye like three times a year it might not be worth it to me.
No. 138740
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do these look like implants? i see what may be a surgical scar around the areaola.
i've got some wonky tits a la megan marie and so i've been thinking about getting an eventual augmentation and/or lift. i'd like results that look like this, without the bolted on tit aesthetic. i'm really worried about scarring, too. what you think is better, lolcow: shit tits without scars or a nice pair or knockers with obvious scars?
No. 138750
>>138747This.
I hate the whole 'but EVERYONE has floppy beef curtains and saggy tits, it's just that muh MEDIA tells me otherwise!'
Except there are plenty of us with normal titties and nice fannies. Sorry you're ugly. Nothing against those who do want PS though, I think it's silly how butthurt some people get that about someone who used to be an uggo/butterface and is now hot because they got a nose job. I view it the same as I view those retards who cry about people getting fake freckles because they can't be special anymore.
No. 138751
>>138750
>"normal titties" Having conventionally attractive breasts doesn't make them more "normal" than less conventionally attractive breasts.
Both are just as "normal". The idea that attractive breasts are the only normal ones and saggy/unattractive breasts are "abnormal" is pretty horrible for people's self esteem.
No. 138752
>>138750Saggy tits are disgusting but you're just as delusional as them if you think the majority of women bigger than a c-cup and older than 15 don't sag. C-cups don't last much longer than 30 at most either. Not sagging under those conditions is much more abnormal.
Floppy beef curtains are very much natural too, although not that common. Extreme innies are literally impossible to have after puberty and without surgery. You know the ones I mean. The normal innies (the ones with no inner labia showing unless spread) are also perfectly normal. I'm not sure how they common they are but they definitely aren't abnormal either.
No. 138754
>>138751generally normal=conventionally attractive, fyi
many things in this world are normal but not considered such because most people don't find said things attractive
>>138752Yes but how many women do you know with tits that big? The average for many countries afaik is B-cup, which generally tend to sag after breastfeeding and not before. There's also small Cs and Ds.
No. 138756
>>138753I meant the ones that have had all of it removed. Hence the "showing with spread" if you have any pink/brown showing at all you're not what I'm talking about. And in case this is the part that confused you showing doesn't mean sticking out. I have an innie with no labia that sticks out. It'd be pretty stupid to tell other people I couldn't exist. As you probably saw from me repeating myself I was pretty tired when I wrote it.
>>138754According to lolcow everything under an f-cup is "literally flat chested" I don't agree but I'd rather not have five different hour long arguments about it. Most say the exact opposite of you and that almost no one has a b-cup over 12. B-cups are still average for smaller women but in the US 34 or 36 d-cups are the norm now. Only because 70% of Americans are overweight/obese but still. Small ds and small cs will still have the same problem unless they're small enough to be a b-cup. That's generally how gravity works. Even b-cups can get saggy eventually or through breastfeeding and pregnancy. The only breasts that are completely safe are a-cups and below.
>>138755>obsessed with perfect tits or flat tits>obsessed with flat titsWe obviously aren't on the same website then. Lolcow hates everything that isn't the size of your head and completely round with absolutely zero sag. They get their body standards from anime and both the robot and pull invasion hasn't helped. Did you quote the wrong person? I'm saying sagging is very much normal and extremely common.
No. 138758
File: 1469032956921.jpg (17.99 KB, 640x335, Ottimo.jpg)
after googling "nose tip rhinoplasty" for years probably, I finally found a photo of exactly what I want. Too bad it's from a clinic in Russia.. my tip looks very similar to the before picture
No. 138762
>>138760I think we have similar labias and im a bit insecure over it
my bf has no problem with
none of my partners ever did tbh
No. 138763
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>>138760That's not disgusting at all and most guys won't even notice. If there's one thing I've learned from being on here and real life, women are 1000x more critical and mean about women's bodies than men are. Like, a lot of men don't even know that women have three holes down there, they really don't care about ridiculous things labia minora sticking out or nasolabial folds or whatever. Anyways, here's a chart that has diffrent molded labia and shows how they are and they're all perfectly normal, don't worry about it.
I'm probably going to get some shit for this but I used to browse lolcow daily and it just worsened my insecurities and made me insecure about things that nobody really notices. I just go on here now for the occasional laugh and advice giving and I'm way happier, maybe you should take a little break too.
No. 138764
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>>138761I meant it both by what guys and uninformed people usually mean by f-cups and what "actual sizes" are. Literally everything under headsized gets considered "completely flat". You aren't any different if you think this is 100% flat. Flat doesn't mean "small". That's like saying this woman has tits bigger than her head. It's objectively false.
No. 138768
>>138767>bras can be uncomfortable as it is ouch.Pretty much the only reasons for them to be uncomfortable is
1. wrong size
2. wrong shape
3. medical condition
4. wonky-shaped body, which can technically be coupled with "wrong shape"
Additionally, bmi has zero to do with the circumference or shape of the ribcage if you're not fat.
No. 138770
>>138769i've had my NLF all my life but
you won't look like taylor. i don't know what yours look like but if you get a good doctor you won't look like taylor. i've had them done and so has my mom and it just looks natural and normal.
i dont know why taylor looked so awful. mine has always been only a subtle difference.
No. 138777
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>>138771>The pre-nose isn't even hard to fixthanks, I wanted to hear that, because I completely agree. It's only the ball tip, and the before nose isn't that bad to begin with.
my tip is similar to the before picture, and I want it like this girl. she had hers done too, but it doesn't look like any before pictures exist. her tip is very tiny
No. 138780
>>137880Is Ukraine a good place to go to for rhinoplasty? I just want to get a bit of the bridge shaved off. My best friend would be able to translate conversation if necessary.
Even the places that should be reliable, in my own country have suspicious reviews with the same 2-3 people giving 30 5-star ratings.
No. 138781
>>138780If you want a good but cheap place in Europe go to Serbia
All trannies go there for facial feminisation and dick-to-vag surgery
No. 138783
>>138773I'm not getting it but in all honesty I dont see why not correct severe cases. They make you see a therapist before anything tbh and granted I think medical professionals know more than you or I. Don't worry. Nobody is missing important medical care for it.
-fellow taxpayer who understands how things work.
No. 138787
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>>138786Can you make his name? I'm curious to see his works.
>>138777If that's the result you want, I think you will easily get it with a good surgeon. I found mine (future mine, since I'm still looking for money) through facebook groups, just make good researches, look for documented experiences, see if he ever ruined somebody's face and stuff. The one I chose is specialized in secondaries, he's a rebuilder but I think he'll be fine for my long potato tip too. I mean, if he can rebuild such damaged noses, why wouldn't he be also good in first rhinoplasty? Pic related is a secondary.
No. 138788
>>138777This is a terrible nose job. It's likely she can't fucking breathe. Are you okay with that, anon?
Plus if your tip is like the before that might suit your face better. She has visible nostrils after, which are okay with her face but they might not be okay with yours.
To put into perspective, I had a nose job and I wanted a pixie-like nose too, with lots of visible nostril. The surgeon said he would give me something similar that suited my face. After a month, in my recovery, I had SO much visible nostril and I hated it. I cried every day because I looked like a pig with my nose upturned that much. But the surgeon told me that it would drop eventually. Now, it's fully recovered and the tip has dropped and I look so much better.
So yeah, the point I'm trying to make is, not everyone looks good with visible nostrils. If your nose is too upturned, you might end up looking like miss piggy. It depends on your face. Be careful anon.
No. 138790
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>>138789>>138788No guys, seriously. I'd love a nose like that. I understand how it would be too much for some people, but to me it's perfect. Either way I'm still in a "wishful thinking" stage, since I honestly think it might not be doable or easy to accomplish it. It'd be great if I could see what this girl's nose used to look like, but I couldn't find anything.
No. 138792
>>138788This sort of additional complication to nose jobs really gets me worried.
I have a medium sized bump, a bulbous tip and a deviated septum, so I really feel I'd benefit from a nose job. Except the rest of my face is such a droopy lumpy mess anyway, I would need a surgeon that could definitely know how to proceed with making something that didn't stand out too much. They would probably want to do it in multiple stages, but I'm such a poorfag I'm trying to figure out how to just get the NHS to fix the deviation first.
I've read deviated septums can just slide back into their original position over time, too. Anyone have any experience?
No. 138794
>>138793I'm pretty sure Kota's chin and nose are both unnatural. I think she has a chin implant. A lot of surgeons will offer them alongside a nosejob if you have a slightly "pudgier" face. Mine did. I obviously turned it down because chin implants are irresponsible at best and horrendous at worst.
>>138792Yeah the best is just a slightly different nose to what you have, nothing like this
>>138790 should honestly ever be performed on anyone whose face is slightly droopy or lumpy…
No. 138796
>>138795Uhhh, mouth breathing does exactly the opposite of what you said. It causes an
underdeveloped chin.
No. 138797
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>>138790I think Sabina (the girl in the photo) had her nose done at Al-Isa clinic in Makhachkala, Dagestan. I know that her friend Mari
>>138499 had her nose reshaped there.
But Sabina had the nose done earlier, there are photos where she's like 16 and already has the new nose.
No. 138800
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>>138799Nice sources , boo :^(
No. 138803
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>>138799how awkward for you, eh?
No. 138804
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Bella Hadid is my favorite model right now but I'm disappointed to know she has had work done since she pushes being natural etc. The nosejob is obvious but her lips seem real.
No. 138813
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>>138812Definitely not, it's the fleshy bit around the opening of the vagina. My labia are quite small and not bothersome in the slightest.
Pic related. Mine is like the top two, I guess.
No. 138815
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>>138813>>138811I'm a woman and I don't think I'm a complete idiot when it comes to vagina but can someone explain this shit to me?
No. 138818
File: 1469928779034.jpg (Spoiler Image,5.06 KB, 277x182, vagina.jpg)
>>138817warning pic is a vagina.
It sort of shows what I am talking about. Probably a stupid thing for me to be insecure about but mine is so ugly.
No. 138820
>>138818why be insecure about hymen shape lmfafo
do guys like to spread it out like that if yes im never having sex thats gross
No. 138823
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>>138822somebody else said it was the hymen shape i wasnt paying attention
No. 138831
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Doctors say I need surgery on my nose and jaw, both need to be broken and my nose will be straightened while my jaw (both upper and lower) will be brought forward and APPARENTLY it should look something like the after picture. I kinda find it more fitting for me (I do have kinda delicate features from the front, just my profile is baaad) but it's so strange to see myself like that. Also, I'm kinda worried how it will affect my face from the front? Because I like it the way it is now, and I don't want it to change too drastically… has anybody had a similar experience before?
No. 138832
>>138831Is it orthognathic surgery? I had that when I was 16. My upper and lower jaws were extremely recessed, more than yours (assuming that's your photo) and they both went off into different directions. I personally loved the results, it made my face proportional and symmetrical, so if your face is unsymmetrical too then you should see a change with that. The doctors also believed I would have ended up developing arthritis in my jaw without the surgery, so there is a medical benefit from it although I don't know if that's the case for everyone.
Don't be afraid to be really upfront with your doctors about what you want to keep the same and what you want changed, this is your face that you'll have for the rest of your life and there's no such thing as being too careful. Hope this helps!
No. 138834
>>138831I don't think you really need the jaw surgery though, just the nose job will fix your profile and your chin is not that receding.
>>138833You have to choose a trustworthy surgeon that won't fuck up the functional part and will also be conservative with your features.
No. 138839
>>138838if youre white you shouldnt go to south korea. sure theyre the top but its for ASIANS
i wouldnt want to risk it tbh
No. 138841
>>138838I'm planning to go to South Korea next summer for a second nose job (already got one in my European country) and maybe some lifting on my eyebrows/forehead because they are dropping too much on my eyes.
I wanted a jaw shawing too but I fear it might be too extreme- I read some horror stories about it on the web.
It's true that 90% of their customers are Asian but I'm not too worried, you can see a few caucasian types on the clinic's instagrams or youtube accounts. Or maybe I'm less worried because I already went through the process of a nose job.
When I'll have enough money, I'll probably go with "DocFinder Korea" to find a clinic as it's governement sponsored if I recall correctly.
No. 138843
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>>138842I had a good nose job but let's say it was HUGE before. Almost monstruous. Like, not the kind of nose that some strangers nickpick on the internet, but the level where boys will laugh in my face in the street and tell me to kill myself. I don't want to put my whole face so you can't really tell from the pictures but y face is quite small and symetric and then that nose looked like a tree growing on it.
This is the before/after picture. My surgeon did wonders for my profile, and it now suit my face well. Sadly, from the front the change was minimal (it's still very potato-looking) and during my recovery the tip deviated so it's not straight anymore. I'm planning to have my second surgery to correct the front, make it small so it will be as nice as my profile.
No. 138844
>>138841If you find a good clinic (or anyone else has) would you mind sharing?
I'm similar ish to a post a few above, extra cartilage in my tip and a small bump on the bridge, hate seeing my profile but the front drives me nuts too. I don't know if getting it done here in Canada is a good idea, I don't want my face to be any harder to look at in the mirror than I find it already.
No. 138846
>>138843I have the same nose as you had, just that my nose looks fairly cute from the front.
Can't wait till I get surgery, you're making me excited
No. 138847
>>138843Hey, it doesn't look
that bad. Could you post the front? It's a cute profile now
No. 138848
>>138841>already got one in my European countryOriginal South Korea anon here and I'm from Europe too. Out of curiosity, what country do you live in?
Your first nose job looks great imo (totally get you on still disliking it from the front, though)
No. 138849
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Anyone else have a big 'ol persian nose?
I have a profile like the left and a wide nose from the front. I've been considering going to Iran to get it done, but I'm scared of getting botched. They have some weird beauty standards for what after procedure noses should look like.
The same procedure would cost 10k+ in the US since I'm from Canada and the currency is in the toilet right now.
How's Korea for noses that aren't white/asian?
No. 138850
>>138849Honestly go to Iran, they will have worked on hundreds of people with your skin type and nasal structure.
Definitely do not go to Korea, you will definitely get botched there, even white people do. Asian people generally have thicker skin and flatter/wider noses than other races.
Staying in the US or Canada, you might have luck but you might also end up getting fucked over tbh.
>>138843My tip deviated too, probably because of a past scar tissue because of a fracture. Really hate it but I'm going to have to wait another few years before I can fix it (I'm thinking of getting it fixed just slightly with some restylane…)
No. 138851
>>138850That's what I've been thinking. It's just that Iran isn't exactly a first world country and I'd have to communicate with the doctor through my father since I don't speak Farsi. There are also a lot of fake doctors and rush jobs (even from good doctors) because rhinoplasty is such a booming industry there.
Sometimes I feel like "accidentally" breaking my nose with a base ball bat so I can get it done for free. The only clinics that specialize in ethnic nose jobs around Toronto are in the $9000+ range.
Pretty much just venting at this point, thanks for the advise on Korea though. I'll definitely stay away.
No. 138852
>>138851You need to read a lot of reviews (maybe you will need someone who can read farsi to do this online WITH you) to find someone who is reliable. The best way to proceed would be to find a doctor who someone you know has gone to and been happy with the results.
It also depends on what you want. I think that doctors who are less skilled would be able to remove a hump and maybe fix any minor asymmetry, but someone who is unskilled would probably botch nostril/tip reconstruction, even skilled doctors manage to do this…
If you don't seem to find anyone you trust, just keep saving up money for nose jobs in Toronto. If/when you have a steady income, you can go on medicaid or some other sort of financing and pay in installment.
No. 138854
>>138849>tfw have this exact nose despite being north european:(
No way am i going to Iran though. Like
>>138851 mentioned, Iran is not exactly a first world country and the risk of ending up with some unskilled doctor is too intimidating to me, especially considering I don't know a lick of the language nor have anyone who knows it to help me. I'd rather go to a reputable plastic surgeon in South Korea with the aid some professional help like
>>138841 planned on doing. Our noses (>>36289) are pretty much the exact same anyway. Plus, like they said, surgeons over there do have knowledge and experience dealing with western patients anyway.
>inb4 enjoy ur botchered nose~~~ No. 138855
>>138854I don't think it's just the nose, it's the nose + other facial features
I've the same nose (well, more potatoey and not as sharp, but the shape is similar) and I'm Oirish.
Also, just because a clinic is not in a first-world country doesn't mean it's not good. My brother got his jaw fixed in Eastern Europe in a high-end clinic and he's ecstatic. Then again, the country he went to was well-regulated and all so Iran might be different, who nose (sorry, had to).
No. 138856
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>>138855Ellie Goulding also has a similar nose
No. 138857
>>138855Absolutely, I didn't mean to come off as 'hurr plastic surgeons in Iran don't know what they're doing!!' Just that my non-existent language skills + the risk of ending up with an unskilled surgeon just make for a very unfortunate combo.
I've seen example/B&A pics off places like Cinderella and JK where the before-pics show very similar noses to mine, both on Western and Asian people. And the after-pics are always great.
IDK I really wanna go to one of those clinics… I want rid of my disgusting hook nose bridge and potato tip so badly. :(
>>138856yup that's it, that's my nose right there. only like previous poster said, more potato-y + not as sharp tip.
No. 138858
>>138854if you're white you will have a different skin type and underlying facial features than brown people do, or south koreans do. having thick skin makes it a COMPLETELY different healing procedure than when you have thin skin, and makes it harder to do open rhinoplasty as oppose to closed.
further more,
>>138856 is not actually the same nose. it has a similar effect in profile… but it's not the same nose. it's blatantly different, as you can see the nostrils aren't as prominent, the columella hangs a lot lower, etc. not only that but the rest of the girls face is completely different, you can tell that just by where the bridge starts projecting and where it sits. (the picture you posted sits lower)
it is a very complicated procedure and it is honestly better to stay in america/canada if you have any doubts because once you leave, if you have any concerns that's it. you aren't going to take a trip back to SK 5 times for minor problems.
if your swelling persists for months after, you might need steroid injections to calm it down
if you have any sort of asymmetry, your doctor might offer to correct that if you want it corrected
if you have any sort of scar tissue, your doctor might offer to correct that for you if you want it corrected
once you leave whatever country you went to originally, that's it. you are going to have a hard time getting back into contact with these doctors, regardless of how reputable they are. if you end up with any concerns, you'll be fucked.
No. 138859
>>138858I'm the one you replied to, and I'm not the Canadian anon. I'm the North European anon, whose country does not have many plastic surgeons, and the existing ones won't have the same kind of experience since in my country it's not as common to have rhinoplasty etc. Where I'm from, most people travel across borders to have rhinoplasty - be it to Iran, Turkey, the US, what have you. I'd basically have the exact same problem regardless where I go because I want a surgeon who has a lot of experience with performing rhinoplasty and my country, unfortunately, doesn't have those. So I'd have to travel to a different country regardless.
Furthermore, if you get a surgeon who takes their job and patients seriously, surely it shouldn't be too difficult to get in contact with them again regarding the issues?
And yes, I know it's not the exact same nose - none of those noses belong to me; I'm merely mentioning them because they are all very similar to mine.
I don't have any experience with plastic surgery as of yet; I apologize if I'm being a nuisance but I'm trying to collect info and opinions to help me figure out what to do/where to go/etc. Having it done in my country is out of the question for me because I've only seen bad nose job results from clinics here. And those noses usually didn't look too bad from the start either.
No. 138862
>>138858Not the anon you were responding to, but this catched my attention
>having thick skin makes it harder to do open rhinoplasty as oppose to closed.Is this true? The surgeon I chose only does open rhinoplasty and I'm quite sure I have thick skin and a potato nose to get rid of, oh shit
No. 138863
>>138862I have thick skin and I got closed.
Closed is a lot harder to do than open, which is why a lot of surgeons opt for open. Mine told me he chose closed because my skin is really thick.
Did he outright say that your skin is really thick? Because it might not be, it might actually be thin. :/ For the longest time I thought mine was thin, but my surgeon told me it was thick. Caucasians/Europeans usually have thin skin, for the record.
There is a lot of differences in ethnicity when it comes to noses. A white person will have a different kind of cartilage than a hispanic person or an asian person.
Also recovery of closed takes a lot longer, but a lot of people prefer the results of it.
>>138859>Furthermore, if you get a surgeon who takes their job and patients seriously, surely it shouldn't be too difficult to get in contact with them again regarding the issues?Yeah, you would think. In an ideal world. But once you hand over the money to a clinic in SK you might not get the best customer service after you're beginning to recover.
Obviously in North America it is a different story. But it is usually more expensive. But you get what you pay for in those cases.
No. 138865
File: 1470720553105.png (Spoiler Image,94.5 KB, 328x217, nose.png)
If I want to reduce the width of my nostrils will that fuck up my breathing? What do you guys think?
I'm definitely planning to smooth out the bridge because I have a pretty big bump. I don't want to go all out for a nice bridge and then still have a huge tip and flaring nostrils.
No. 138866
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>>138865here's the side view. being middle eastern sucks man. I should definitely get a nosejob, right? It's so irritating when everyone irl tells you "it's perfect the way it is" and "it's who you are" while they have perfectly small noses.
No. 138867
>>138865>>138866your nose already looks so thin, I don't know why you want to reduce the width of your nostrils. if you're worried about the width of your nose, you really shouldn't be.
there is always a chance that your breathing will get fucked in a rhinoplasty though. that's always going to be a risk in the procedure.
>pretty big bumpyour nose looks almost straight anon
i think you shouldn't waste your money, but ultimately it's your decision
No. 138868
>>138865I think you nose looks cute! The ideal size/shape. Though it ultimately depends on other factors of your face(eyes/nose/lips)
I understand if you want to do a minor shave
>>138866 on your nose here but otherwise I think you look fine without
No. 138869
>>138866Honestly anon it looks p much perfect. If you're unhappy with the way it looks, I think it's more to do with your other facial features rather than your nose. If you don't like how narrow it is, try plucking your brows a bit further apart (try it with some concealer first).
>inb4 omg no eyebrows are supposed to grow according to this one single mathematical scheme and everything else is WRONG!Different people suit different things.
No. 138871
>>138863The surgeon didn't visit me yet… I'm Caucasian and really pale, but I also have oily skin with visible pores on the nose and it feels thick. I don't know how to explain it, but when I touch for example the nostrils I can feel the skin is thick, I'm 99% sure it's thick, I just hope it's not
really thick, just a slight bit on the thick side. My surgeon usually has a chart: three levels of thickness, a "neutral" one, and three levels of thin skin, so I hope not to be on the highest level of thick
>>138865I can see what are you saying, I have to reduce my nostrils too and I know there's a "method" to decide if your nostrils are too wide: they have to coincide with your tear ducts, in an imaginary vertical line. If they go past your tear ducts they're on the wide side. But this is not set in stone, I think it applies only on potatoish noses. Yours looks fine, just fix the slight bump and go
No. 138872
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>>138867>>138868>>138869>>138870>>138871Thank you for the opinions, but can you look at one last picture? I'm thinking nose bridge could be shaved down. I agree that I'll leave the tip alone. I don't know if I'm a little dysphoric or not. My nose looks out of place on my face. It's pretty much my dad's nose just planted there..
I don't think my jaw is recessed, but my face has little to no definition. I have pretty fat cheeks, a roundish jaw from the front and no cheekbones. I don't think I can do much about that, maybe that's why I focus on my nose so much.
Thank you guys so much, this is super helpful.
No. 138876
I wish I could get my face fixed.
Every time I ask for makeup tips, they don't really know what to do with my structure since it's from a cleft lip.
Like my jaw is fine, my eyes are fine, but the maxilla isn't fine, and neither are the cheekbones?
I have no clue what I'd get done, like jaw surgery or cheek implants. But I just don't really feel normal enough, and I kind of resent being born with a cleft, even though a lot of people have it a lot worse.
I'm not even sure if I could get cosmetic surgery with a cleft. When I was looking it up, it says that I should go to a specialist for my birth defect, which is probably not a specialist in what makes ladies look "pretty".
:/ It's so shallow to think like this, but yeah.
No. 138881
File: 1470853516532.jpg (Spoiler Image,111.6 KB, 425x500, me1.jpg)
>>138800Wow this is pretty much exactly what my profile looks like.
Obviously I have been considering cosmetic surgery for a while now…
I honestly feel like theres so much to fix that I don't really know where to start/ what would even need to be done.
No. 138882
>>138880Another Canada anon in this thread
usually they ask what exactly it is you want, and then they'll start telling you what their opinion is, what they're going to do, what kind of skin you have, exactly the underlying bone structure, any inner deformities, what they will do with things like nostrils/cartilage/tip/etc
mine basically told me exactly what he was going to perform. and a few risks that i might come into contact with.
No. 138883
>>138872Your nose is fine and not even that big, I guarantee you that it's your own insecurities making it seem big. Don't worry people suffer from that all the time. When me and my bf started dating he thought his nose was "too big and humpy" and thought it would look better shaved down. It wouldn't. Neither would yours. If it's symmetrical already, don't touch it.
It isn't a "potato nose", it's just ethnic. A potato nose is something misshapen and deformed, which yours is not. It's just a little big but that isn't a bad thing. It doesn't look out of place and it fits your face perfectly.
And btw the tip will change whether you want it to or not. The entire thing will change with something as simple as shaving the bridge down. In fact, if he doesn't change other features along with the bridge (like nostrils etc), you'll end up with something much weirder.
And btw your cheekbones are very nice, and your jaw is pretty defined. Stop worrying.
No. 138884
>>138871Thick doesnt have to do with skin type.
It's just how much skin you have vs how much cartilage/underlying bone you have. If you have more skin than cartilage, that means your skin is thick. He should be able to tell by touching it but idk
No. 138887
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I don't have like actual glabellar wrinkes but the muscle is overdeveloped or something would botox help this? I just don't want to look like my forehead has a seam down it anymore
No. 138889
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I really want lip injections but I'm afraid that I will end up looking like pic related kek
No. 138891
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>>138890Thank you anon, I think I will go for it as soon as I have some spare money.
Now the question is Juvadeerm or Teosyal kek
No. 138892
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Cyr's girlfriends lips are baddddd. Which is a shame as she is hot as hell.
No. 138893
>>138891juvederm is a lot
more natural, but doesnt last as long
>>138892might be new injections. mine always swell for 1-2 days after… one time i looked exactly like that and they went back to normal
No. 138897
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how much do you think this is in ml?
No. 138898
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I want to get the fat taken out of my cheeks. It gives me jowls and makes me look 17 (I'm 25). I only weigh 105 pounds, so I feel like I should have a slim face with visible cheek bones!
I'd like to get my nose hump removed but otherwise my nose is ok.
I don't think there is anything to do about it, but my mouth is so tiny. I can barely even get dental work done. Even if I got lip injections it's not going to help my two inch wide lips.
No. 138900
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>>138895yes, just look at kendall jenner. she's had a lot of subtle work done, uncluding lip injections.
No. 138904
>>138903Yep, Im
>>138898 and I've been hearing "You'll be so thankful when you are older!" for 10 years now. I look like a child. I will look like a child with crows feet in 20 years. It effects how people treat me, it really isn't a blessing. Yeah, I may be laughing when I'm 80 but looking like a 16 year old my whole life is Not the same as "looking young".
No. 138905
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is there a site for plastic surgery reviews or something? I can only find some reviews on yelp
No. 138911
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I have a pretty wide philtrum gap but not as drastic as Suzy. I really don't want a nose job because I don't hate my nose. I was looking into lip lift procedures. I'm wondering if anyone had any experience with this? I'm considering to get this done this year or so.
No. 138913
>>138898I think your face shape right now looks ideal but this is just from me inferring from this one photo.
As an anon who has gotten baby fat removed from my face, I can say I definitely enjoyed it and I looked more mature afterwards. However anon, I warn you to pursue with caution. You'll have to change your diet and be wary of certain foods to keep the weight off your face. The first time I lipo's my face and my doctor did not warn me at all that it would come back. 6 months later my face was worse than it started and it was a traumatic experience. I've since redone it now and take proper measures to maitenience my cheeks.
No. 138915
>>138912Same anon lol
Why spend thousands when you can just shut your mouth right? I've lost 25 already and still have maybe 20 to go until I get my ideal body
No. 138916
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Tbh I'd get down with hella shit. I'm actually considering taking out student loans so my face doesn't look like a disgusting abomination, rivaled only by eldritch horrors. I honestly can't think of a good feature on my face lmao. Primarily double jaw and some chin work tbh. Bout to be a jet so I can take the tiny ass summer break and fix my face w/ out hella airfare.
No. 138919
It feels so weird writing here again,
I am
>>138473 and I did go ahead with the surgery I wanted! Had a rhinoplasty just like I wanted plus a chin implant.
It's amazing, I am so, so happy with my new nose. It has been a few months since I had it, but I feel so fucking better about myself. I used to hate people seeing me from the side, now I proudly give anyone a profile view when I can. I no longer feel self-conscious about my nose in photos, and overall I feel so much more attractive. The chin actually helped a ton too, it was small but I think my face looks super nice now!
Sadly, while my husband (now of 7 years, although we have known each other for 11) accepts it, he said she still loved my face preop since it was the face he fell in love with. I completely understand, and it's not like he guilt-trips me or anything (he didn't even want to tell me that, he is happy I am happy and doesn't want to rain on my parade). While I am super happy with my choice, I still can't help but feel bad I put him through this. I don't dwell on it, but it still feels shitty when I think about it.
If anyone has any questions I am happy to answer, it was a pretty big one since I got the chin too and for a while there I was actually having a hard time with the recovery just because of all the changes your face goes through. If anyone does want some advice though, I say get it done sooner than later if you can. It is really hard going through something like this when you have been a relationship for a long time/are married.
No. 138920
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>>138919>I still can't help but feel bad I put him through thisFor doing what, desecrating his property?
I thought this was 2016.
No. 138922
>>138921This is the exact dilemma I am having right now. My boyfriend accepts that I want to have a few things fixed and supports me, but I can tell he feels a little uncertain. He tells me he likes my face now, though I'm under the impression that he's attributing my want for plastic surgery to my mild depression.
Feels bad, man.
No. 138926
>>138924Nice rebuttal, but I'm still not the one worrying about what my partner is gonna say when I choose to do something with
my body.
No. 138928
>>138926You are shit at trolling, move along.
>>138925I used some of my savings. I never purchased something so expensive all at once before (most surgeons require full payment up front, most you could do is put it on your CC) but I don't regret it at all and feel it was the best thing I could have ever spent my money on since I feel so good in my own skin now. Some might allow payment plans though, depending what it is? For what I had done, I think you could save up quickly as 1-1.5 years if you give up a few things, like eating meals out of the house, not buying coffee outside, not seeing movies in theaters, budgeting groceries and shopping habits… it really adds up fast!
No. 138929
>>138923"holding on" to a man doesn't mean shit
lots of shit-tier men will cling to you regardless of whether you get PS or not
No. 138931
>>138922Ahh yes, I totally feel you. There is definitely hope though! While my husband felt that way, it hasn't negatively affected our relationship at all and he is actually already forgetting I had it unless I remind him to watch out for bonking my nose/chin. While he didn't think I needed it and did prefer the original me, he is very happy I am happy at least and still attracted to me. I think your relationship should fair similarly as long as you communicate together throughout the process.
I hope it isn't resistance because of depression. I mean, you know better than anyone what your reasons are. Obviously there's a difference between wanting to be an entirely new person because you don't like yourself vs. having your features compliment you better, and the latter I feel can even help with mild depression.
If there are any improvements the surgery might make for you health-wise, highlighting how the surgery will help you physically might make him more keen on it too. If not, just communicating through the process as much as he is comfortable with can help a lot.
After all is said and done though, it in all honesty isn't even that big of a deal! Putting off that kind of energy might make him less nervous too, even if you are anxious about it. I feel fretting about wanting it since I was 12 and all the what-ifs was the worst part. Your surgeon wants you to look good, so while you may look a bit different you will still be attractive to your bf since it's still you, just with some changes (as much as a new haircut or braces would cause, I feel). The only time I could see that not happening is if they are completely shallow, but then that is pretty easy to pick up on regardless.
Good luck anon! If you have any other questions let me know, getting ps is a lot of feels haha.
No. 138932
>>138928>s-stop trolling!I will when you stop replying
>>138929She bragged about her relationship. So I'm bragging about mine. If my guy is shit-tier hers must be bottom of the barrel-tier to tell her what to do with her own face. At least I know my bf would still love me and not mind what I do to my own body, lol.
No. 138936
>>138926>>138932I'm surprised you've been in a 4 year relationship yet you aren't mature enough to realize that most people will at least ask their partner how they would feel about a permanent bodily change - whether it is a tattoo or plastic surgery. It doesn't mean you're his "property" or that you are asking "permission" but merely seeking out an opinion.
Also she wasn't bragging about her relationship by mentioning having a husband, lmao. What the fuck is wrong with you??
No. 138937
>>138934After the operating costs (~2k) and tax, a bit over 8000USD. I got it done in an expensive city though which drives up the costs. Most were about 7K. I met with a few different surgeons and the one who had the most experience, the portfolio I liked the best, and who I felt most comfortable with happened to be the most expensive. That cost also includes unlimited appointments/check ins for at least a year if I need to be seen (I bothered them a ton the first two weeks haha) plus the consultation fee was applied toward that as well and it covered my meds and post-care supplies. It's definitely a big amount of money though and freaked me out at first, but some surgeons charge 10000-15000 starting.
Have you tried talking to your doctor to see if you have any breathing issues/a deviated septum by chance? Sometimes if your breathing is affected, they can approve of a septoplasty which covers the operating costs and part of the procedure costs, so the additional rhino techniques would only be a few thousand. I had been saving for a little over a year and was surprised how good I got at budgeting because of it which was nice too. You can do it anon!
No. 138939
>>138936She was acting like being married is some great accomplishment, lmao
>>138935Sorry I hurt your fragile fee-fees, sweetie :( Maybe now that you're not as horribly disfigured you can find someone better? Though who am I kidding you reek of daddy issues
No. 138942
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Anyone else have unsymmetrical eyelids? Pic related isn't me, but I pretty much have the same deal.
The right side eyelid is waay higher than the left side. On top of this I have dark circles all the way around my eyes that make me look like a racoon.
My eyes are seriously my worst feature, they make me look dead half the time. Is there something I can do about this? Is it super risky since it's near the eye?
No. 138944
>>138943Eyelid tape can only be used to stretch the eyelid, right?
I was kinda of hoping there were surgical or filler options to make them post like the left eye here
>>138942My left eye looks much better than my right. I'd rather not have two right eyes.
No. 138945
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>>138941Hey dumbass, I'm not
>>138935.
Also I was not bragging, I was responding to your first snarky post since you came across as an insufferable idiot. I mentioned being married way before you appeared so anyone who has a long term partner and is considering plastic surgery could hear my experience. Stop thinking it's all about you.
I'm pretty convinced you're just a robot. Move along, your butthurt is irrelevant.
>>138938Sadly I am not looking to share pics, just my experience, I'm sorry anon! I am happy to chat though.
No. 138946
>>138945>I'm pretty convinced you're just a robotYou mean just like everyone else who disagrees with you? Sure dear. Whatever helps you sleep at night.
I don't care what you meant to say, you were a cunt and deserved to get called out for it. End of.
No. 138947
>>138942Hey, I had this!
It isn't just uneven eyelids if it's coupled with assymmetrical brows–it's a condition called ptosis. The muscle in one eye stops working, causing one eyelid to droop. This causes the muscles on the other eye to overcompensate, thus lifting the brow significantly higher than the other, causing a Kylie Minogue-sequel look.
Surgery is possible, but risky and something to be incredibly careful about. Botox can help relax the muscle.
No. 138949
>>138937No, I don't have any breathing issues or deviated septum, it would just be a cosmetic rhinoplasty.
>You can do it anon!I hope so… Thanks :)
No. 138950
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>>138946>Called outLol anon, you should really take it easy. This kind of attitude can't be good for your blood pressure.
No. 138951
>>138947What if it is only the eye and the lower half of the face?
Still ptosis or something else?
No. 138952
>>138947So how did you get rid of it? Botox?
Is it dangerous to inject botox that close to your eye?
No. 138953
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>>138950>>138948I'm fine thanks, in fact I could do this all day. Samefagging isn't cute btw, thanks for the (You)s though ;)
No. 138955
>>138942I've got this, and
>>138947 was pretty interesting
It's worse when I'm tired or have dry skin. I don't think it's worth bothering to fix unless it's your only flaw because eyelids are always in motion and so people don't seem to notice it as much as say, a giant ugly nose
No. 138956
>>138953Man, I really hit a nerve didn't I?
Also not samefagging, but I won't try to change your delusional little mind. You're cute for reaching though, keep the lulz coming please!
No. 138957
>>138951It can be, yeah. Though there are many factors that can make or break it.
If it's one side of your face, then what you have is probably a soft tissue deformity. You would want to see someone who specializes in the soft tissues of the face.
It can be a congenital defect or something else. Basically, the soft tissues in one side of your face (typically the left) start to expand farther than the right, as if your left side is "sliding" off. I developed this due to some serious blunt force trauma to the left side of my face. I got beat pretty bad. It really hurt my self esteem, as before that I was a symmetrical "pretty" girl. It's tricky to fix and expensive but if you don't do anything about it, the soft tissues can just keep expanding. I couldn't afford the corrective surgery I needed for about three years, and in those three years watching my face change made me extremely suicidal, dramatic as it sounds watching your face deform is very hard to swallow. I did three surgeries. One to fix my jaw and chin (that's where a lot of the soft tissue expanded) and then my left eyebrow. If it's just your eye, a form of blepharoplasty on one side can help but again it's super complicated and you may end up worsening it. I would recommend trying Botox in the muscle to anyone with ptosis.
Sorry this is choppy and all over the place, I'm in public and currently not very committed to making a good post lol.
I'll share some more facts when I get the chance.
No. 138958
>>138957>I couldn't afford the corrective surgery I needed for about three years, and in those three years watching my face change made me extremely suicidalOh god, I feel you so hard on that. My dad beat the crap out of me some years ago and since then the left side of my face is just all kinds of fucked up. My nose is crooked, my jaw is deformed, my eye is just kinda hanging low etc.
I'm probably getting a medical nose job some time next year (I literally make whistling noises when I try to breath through my nose, it's the worst) and I got braces to fix my jaw (which isn't really working all that well but I'm too scared to get surgery). Now the only problem I still have is my eye. I ordered some Eyelid fiber yesterday and as soon as it's here I probably will try to wear it 24/7. I'm sadly too poor to afford Botox atm, maybe some time in the future (?)
Please share more as soon as you got the time!
I'm extremly curious
No. 138965
>>138964As someone who as a dumb kid literally had to have 4 nurses hold me down to get injections which created a positive feedback loop of hospital trauma, it's no big deal at all. I'm assuming you're getting general anesthesia too since you mentioned having a crooked nose.
Getting the IV put in was the worst part which wasn't even bad because I'm a mega pussy and had them do a combo of numbing cream plus numbing injection before going at it. So… knock out, wake up, eat some crackers, go home. Recovery didn't hurt in the slightest. I barely even took my pain meds, and boy did I have the works done on my honk schnozz.
Having the stitches removed wasn't the greatest. The thing that freaked me/most people out the most was the actual surgery, which doesn't qualify as any kind of "deal" never mind a big one, since I was knocked the fuck out for that. Good luck anon, I think you'll be wondering why the hell you were so freaked out once it's done.
No. 138966
>>38685surgery itself isn't a big deal at all since ur knocked tf out. u close ur eyes, dream some weird shit and literally 5 seconds later someone wakes u up and ur like ????
post-op is really annoying though (for me at least). no pain but i couldnt breathe through my nose for a week and woke up every 2 hours with a parched throat. eating is also a bit difficult if ur not a big fan of soup but it's manageable.
personally, getting the stitches out stung a lot since a lot of blood had dried around them. but removing them takes like… 5 min max. so it's endurable.
Good luck anon, it's gonna be ok!
No. 138971
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It's my dream to get porcelain veneers since my teeth are horribly yellow and I have a lot of inexplicable pain when eating…but a full set costs upwards of $15 000 - $20 000 so I guess I just gotta look nasty for now
No. 138973
>>138808 Not sure if you're still lurking anon, but I'm thinking of getting my self harm scars removed but with a skin graft so it heals like a flat scar which is slightly better than a surgical scar imo.
However I'm a stripper so I don't know if I can hide my thighs for 5 months for it to heal or whatever
I just say I'm in a car accident but eh
No. 138976
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My schnoz. I thought I made peace with my big nose but lately the bump is really bothering me. I feel like I'll look way more feminine with the bump gone. Pic related is almost exactly my profile.
No. 138984
>>138976Is this the lady from Farscape? Her nose really goes with her face. Sometimes if you change your nose it throws off the rest of your face in a bad way or takes away what made you unique.
Look what happened to Jennifer Grey. Her nose made her unique and having a nose job made her unrecognizable.
No. 138987
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How do I articulate to my doctor that I want my nose to look like this? I've always heard that you shouldn't bring pictures to your consultations. My nose looks almost exactly like the before pic, btw.
No. 138990
>>138987There's nothing wrong with bringing photos. From what I understand, sometimes (even if your nose physically looks the same as pic 1) the interior of your nose etc means that it's not possible to do certain things.
But there's no harm in bringing a photo because the plastic surgeon may have a different idea of good looking than you.
>>138989Hmmm…I think the issue is the tip doesn't suit her face, but removing the bump, and leaving the nose as it is otherwise would be really beautiful in my opinion.
No. 138992
>>138987If I were to do one thing differently when I had my nose job, it would have been bring a ton of before and after pics. Profile, head on, 3/4s, etc. Highlight exactly what it is you like AND dislike. Draw pictures if you need to. Hell, print out a pic of your own face and draw on it with a sharpie.
I got a very natural looking nose job because I went to someone who specialized in that kind of aesthetic, but I really wish I had been a lot more specific about what I wanted.
Tiny little things can make such a huge difference, since your nose is the most prominent feature on your face. Trust me it's worth it to be detailed as fuck, otherwise you might be saving up for a revision later. (Not that the dr can magically execute an exact replica of a pic obviously, it's just a more specific means of communicating what you want.)
No. 138997
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>>138994>>138993HEY AT LEAST YOU GUYS AREN'T SHORT WITH A LONG TORSO. THIS IS ITERALLY HOW I LOOK FML
No. 139000
>>138998Ive done it on my cheeks/nose and eye area. All i can say is that they come back, one of them in fact came back only after a month and i wasnt even being rough with my skin (in fact, the opposite)
i will be removing the ones that came back this summer again and will be removing the ones on the eyelids (not many people do it because its dangerous as fuck…i will have to go 6hrs by train to a different city just to get it done sigh)
No. 139003
>>139002I used to use powder foundation and hated it, thanks anyways though.
I'm learning to love my face without makeup, I think wearing heavy makeup through high school contributed to self esteem issues and there was a point where I wouldn't go out in public without a full face and false eyelashes. I've gotten over a lot of the things I don't like about my face. I don't wear makeup a lot anymore these days anymore, usually just sunscreen
No. 139005
>>139004Like every other time implants get brought up, you'll probably get some guys coming in here saying "don't do it implants are ugly your boobs are perfect, et al."
Ignore their faggotry.
All I have to say is go for it girl. I have a very large asymmetry which has screwed with my self confidence since I was 13. It is also the main thing that makes me dislike my body. I mean I can handle my wiggly thighs and flabby butt, still hate my calves though, but being all wonky up top in addition to everything else just kills me. I want (correction: I WILL) to get implants one day as well and I hope it helps me become happier with myself.
No. 139009
>>139004I had a lift with an anchor incision, so I had my nips moved. I am more sensitive now but no loss of sensation. You will lose sensation immediately after surgery since the nerve endings were cut and repositioned, and it's gonna hurt like hell when they start connecting again, but after a short time you'll be able to feel again.
I absolutely hated my chest and after my surgery I was in love. I go braless now, I can wear swimsuits, I can wear tanktops and feel nice about my body. I'd go for it anon. Worst comes to worst, get them removed if you hate them.
No. 139010
>>139007i have a crooked nose as well. i went to numerous doctors and they all said the same "it will never be straight. fixing a crooked nose is the hardest thing to do. we can only reduce the crookedness by 40 percent or so"
i would do it, but don't get your hopes up in having the perfect nose when you come out. so many doctors are great at doing noses but when it comes to repairing the crookedness, they're godawful at it.
No. 139011
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>>139010Oh I meant crooked as in the hump makes it look bent down when it's not. Fairly sure they can remove that, don't even want a perfect button nose tbh. Just a nice, natural looking straight nose with a non-bulbous non-sagging tip.
That's another thing - will my nose change as I get older? Will it be obvious that I've had surgery if I don't let them hack it into one of those Barbie noses? Will the tip sag?
My nose is kinda like this girl's, not too obvious but my facial features are small so it looks big and overwhelming.
No. 139014
>>139012Have you considered fillers instead? I want to get fillers because you don't have to go under the knife and they're reversible.
Does inserting fat give you a better appearance than filler?
No. 139015
>tfw want a nose job but absolutely terrified about getting botchedmy nose looks just like this
>>139011 but the bump is a bit bigger. The only place that I'd really trust around here costs ~$9,000 too.
I'm most concerned if it will start falling apart with age. Anyone know if nose jobs last like, 50 years? Do you have to get it re done?
No. 139016
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I have a bump in my nose I want gone. I was looking into non surgical nose jobs (basically fillers in your nose) and they can look good but man… a few thousand dollars for a 6+ month new nose? I wish it wasn't so expensive.
No. 139022
>>139021Your face should be pretty developed already, so I thought think it would affect you as much as it did for me, but it might depend on what look you'd want to achieve for your nose (for me, very thin/small with a slight slope). Most people actually do have some change in their nose at SOME point years later, but in cases like mine it's very slight and only I notice it.
I would definitely advise wearing contacts as much as possible though, especially as you're recovering. Your upper nose bridge will change so you'd likely need to change your frames anyway, but for me I actually struggle finding glasses that don't slide down unless they have those little plastic guards. The main thing to worry about is your glasses sliding down, in my case all the sliding caused a little raise right under where my glasses sit.
No. 139024
>>139020I too have a really bad deviated septum and am due for a surgery in February. Left side has 0% air passage and right side 80%. Luckily for me my surgeon asked do I want the bump caused by it gone while at it and threw in the shave of it for free.
Please tell me I won't snore and wake up feeling super tired because I can't get proper sleep anymore?
No. 139025
>>139024That's great that he offered anon! I was really worried when I had mine so just opted for the whole thing, since my septum was messed up since I was little I wanted to guarantee straightness overall.
And yes you should feel a lot better after healing! It helps breathing SO much.
No. 139026
>>139025Yeah, for me the straightness is so important too. I've had to avoid all frontal pictures since 4. I refuse to be photographed currently due to it looking infinitely worse on all photos. In real life it's visible but doesn't look bad. In photos I look like I'm on some Vicki Shingles shit.
I hate it so much since my nose is really good otherwise, small nostrils, slightly pointed tip and Angelinaish. It ruins my whole face.
Do you have any before or after photoes so I can fawn owner while waiting for February?