Am I recessed

[Indiana Evans]

I feel like I'm more recessed than I think. Do you guys think its bad and could get surgery to fix this or is it too far gone?

 

[Deleted member 28927]

lose bf

 

[spark]

the guy in the pic is extremely recessed, around 20mm recessed

 

[Deleted member 30959]

U are

 

[Deleted member 30959]

It’s over kid

 

[Deleted member 43403]

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[Deleted member 43403]

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I feel like I'm more recessed than I think. Do you guys think its bad and could get surgery to fix this or is it too far gone?

btw its over get bimax+genio ccw maybe get a lefort 10 or you could just rope

 

[Indiana Evans]

lose bf

Maybe it would help but even when I was a skinny teenager it still looked like that. I'm not even fat I'm underweight if anything.

the guy in the pic is extremely recessed, around 20mm recessed

Is there any saving me

It’s over kid

Thanks for being honest

btw its over get bimax+genio ccw maybe get a lefort 10 or you could just rope

Thankyou for being honest, I need to keep my ego in check

 

[Broski]

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The world of online forums buzzed with discussions about his choices. Some users admired his transparency and willingness to share his experiences, while others debated the ethics and implications of altering one's appearance through surgery and other enhancements. BlackGymMax's journey ignited conversations about body image, societal standards, and personal empowerment.

In addition to rhinoplasty, BlackGymMax opted for eyebrow surgery and fillers, further sculpting his features to align with his ideals. His posts documented the details of each procedure, shedding light on the emotional and physical aspects of undergoing such changes. Throughout his journey, he remained steadfast in his goal of becoming the best version of himself, encouraging others to embrace their aspirations for improvement as well.

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this sounds like an essay you'd write for school

 

[Deleted member 19453]

extremely recessed

 

[Indiana Evans]

extremely recessed

Do you think a bimax would fix it? Or is the technology not there yet jfl.

 

[Deleted member 19453]

Do you think a bimax would fix it? Or is the technology not there yet jfl.

yeah its extremely fixable, bimax+genio

 

[Scythian]

Do you think a bimax would fix it? Or is the technology not there yet jfl.

Possibly yes

 

[Indiana Evans]

yeah its extremely fixable, bimax+genio

Possibly yes

Lifefuel tbh, I think I'm just going to dedicate my whole life rn to trying to save up money etc

 

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I feel like I'm more recessed than I think. Do you guys think its bad and could get surgery to fix this or is it too far gone?

It's certainly recessed, but nothing that can't be fixed. If you have functional issues you could likely get insurance to pay for a large part of the surgery.

Not unrealistic and not the end of the world. Just need to work at it and one day you'll wake up a different person.

Good luck my man

 

[Indiana Evans]

It's certainly recessed, but nothing that can't be fixed. If you have functional issues you could likely get insurance to pay for a large part of the surgery.

Not unrealistic and not the end of the world. Just need to work at it and one day you'll wake up a different person.

Good luck my man

Thank you, I appreciate it