19 y/o Eye area

[justlivelife]

Hi all,

This is my second post here, and I'm looking for some advice on improving my eye area.

I've always considered it one of my weaker facial features, and while researching possible solutions I've come across terms like canthoplasty, canthopexy, and Botox. Since I'm still pretty new to hardmaxxing, I'd like to hear some opinions from people who have more experience.

The two main issues I'm concerned about are:

1. Slightly negative canthal tilt: From what I've read, this is often considered less attractive and less masculine.
2. Upper eyelid exposure: This is the bigger problem for me. When my eyes are exposed to strong lighting, I feel like it significantly worsens how I look in photos. Because of this, I often try to avoid bright lighting when taking pictures.

I also noticed that my eyebrows are quite light/see-through and my eyelashes are barely visible. To fix that, I've ordered oral minoxidil to see how this changes my eyebrows/ lashes.

I'd appreciate honest feedback on my eye area and what improvements, if any, you would recommend. Both softmaxxing and hardmaxxing suggestions are welcome.

 

[justlivelife]

bump

 

[infraorbidal]

Hi all,

This is my second post here, and I'm looking for some advice on improving my eye area.

I've always considered it one of my weaker facial features, and while researching possible solutions I've come across terms like canthoplasty, canthopexy, and Botox. Since I'm still pretty new to hardmaxxing, I'd like to hear some opinions from people who have more experience.

The two main issues I'm concerned about are:

1. Slightly negative canthal tilt: From what I've read, this is often considered less attractive and less masculine.
2. Upper eyelid exposure: This is the bigger problem for me. When my eyes are exposed to strong lighting, I feel like it significantly worsens how I look in photos. Because of this, I often try to avoid bright lighting when taking pictures.

I also noticed that my eyebrows are quite light/see-through and my eyelashes are barely visible. To fix that, I've ordered oral minoxidil to see how this changes my eyebrows/ lashes.

I'd appreciate honest feedback on my eye area and what improvements, if any, you would recommend. Both softmaxxing and hardmaxxing suggestions are welcome.

Looks good

Minox will help

 

[justlivelife]

Looks good

Minox will help

Hi Thanks for ur answer.

What about the upper eyelid exposure (most clearly visible in picture 2). I don't think minoxidil will help that, it could decrease it maybe. but it is a bit of skin that is there, is there a way to get rid of it?

 

[duzxk1]

show us a picture of your eyes close up.

 

[Iblamehyo]

Not a single eye area pic

 

[Chud1505]

Dnr, post better eye area pic

 

[xanlack]

mtn

 

[lurking00214]

2.5mg oral minoxidil and can even dye ur eyebrows if really want, must be few shades darker than your natural hair colour too.

 

[Rick_bozo]

Why are you sending body pics under eye area thread

 

[justlivelife]

Why are you sending body pics under eye area thread

Because this is a picture where you can clearly see the upper eyelid exposure.

 

[justlivelife]

Not a single eye area pic

 

[mtn_dude_193]

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trim your eyebrows they are way too high set

 

[justlivelife]

show us a picture of your eyes close up.

 

[justlivelife]

Dnr, post better eye area pic

 

[justlivelife]

Not a single eye area pic

Replied to others with one, there you can see it sorry!

 

[trueillyrian]

eye area softmaxxes: minoxidil or other growth serums for eye brow growth/increased density, not much you could do without any procedures

hardmaxxes: canthoplasty, canthopexy, or botox (I go more in depth about them in my last thread reply to you, but this is just for simplification) to raise the eye tilt because that’s one of your biggest falios, and you could even do some infraorbital filler to add more volume to your under eyes to reduce those dark eye circles/lines, or try volufilline/caffeine/collagen boosting serums/topicals to try and get a similar result, but of course will be less effective than filler but will still improve your eye area.

 

[justlivelife]

thank you once again!