A possible way fraud larger pfl with periorbital implants.

[Fairytale]

It has to do something with the inner and outer shape of eye sockets. Some people's outer part is significantly wider than inner part which create "spreaded" ( idk how to name it look).
In real life I noticed one guy whose pfl at first seems to be insanely long but when you are going to look closer its the shape of his orbitals that give the illusion
Here case from @RealSurgerymax where eye socket is far wider despite no tripod.

 

[Reformed]

No way that doesn’t come out botched

 

[Darktriadmax]

i want see the footage of the surgeon doing this

 

[SteveRogers]

Yes, this is referring to the lateral canthus “crease”, it’s a mega mogger trait and I believe it can be achieved.
@RealSurgerymax
@ccwarrior

 

[RealSurgerymax]

Yes, this is referring to the lateral canthus “crease”, it’s a mega mogger trait and I believe it can be achieved.
@RealSurgerymax
@ccwarrior

Yes I have made this feature with special considerations in the implant design

 

[RealSurgerymax]

It has to do something with the inner and outer shape of eye sockets. Some people's outer part is significantly wider than inner part which create "spreaded" ( idk how to name it look).
In real life I noticed one guy whose pfl at first seems to be insanely long but when you are going to look closer its the shape of his orbitals that give the illusion
Here case from @RealSurgerymax where eye socket is far wider despite no tripod.

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Not my most exotic case anymore, not even close.