hansmoleman
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A former .org user, @misc001, got supras and saddled infras designed by @RealSurgerymax and inserted by Dr. Pagnoni. Everyone agreed that the design looked great:
Despite the trolling and criticisms that got him to delete his account, in all honesty the results looked amazing:
To me, this looks like the best eye area ascension ever if we discard all the ascensions that started from too subhuman (deformed eyes, as in some of the Taban's before pictures for example).
However, once the swelling started to go away, the results didn't look that impressive anymore (although still better than the before picture):
And users on .org started recommending him to get soft tissue surgery with Taban, Vrcek, or Bernadini.
Do we have any consensus on what would be the recommended path to get a similar ascension as in the picture immediately after the surgery, when he was still swollen? If you have to get canthoplasty/soft tissue surgery anyway, should you bother with supras and infras in the first place? If so, assuming they complement each other, which one should you get first? Is there any surgeon who will do both at the same time? What about risks? Are saddled infras riskier than canthoplasty?
Despite the trolling and criticisms that got him to delete his account, in all honesty the results looked amazing:
To me, this looks like the best eye area ascension ever if we discard all the ascensions that started from too subhuman (deformed eyes, as in some of the Taban's before pictures for example).
However, once the swelling started to go away, the results didn't look that impressive anymore (although still better than the before picture):
And users on .org started recommending him to get soft tissue surgery with Taban, Vrcek, or Bernadini.
Do we have any consensus on what would be the recommended path to get a similar ascension as in the picture immediately after the surgery, when he was still swollen? If you have to get canthoplasty/soft tissue surgery anyway, should you bother with supras and infras in the first place? If so, assuming they complement each other, which one should you get first? Is there any surgeon who will do both at the same time? What about risks? Are saddled infras riskier than canthoplasty?