EXTREMELY UNDERRATED (ptosis fix)

[sp3ll]

@Artemis is a godsend

MY LEVATOR MUSCLES ARE UNEVEN and I have mild ptosis!!!

Looks like I won't be needing any surgery to get symmetrical eyelids.

UPDATE: I've been sp3lling for ~1.5 months and have been getting more even levator muscles https://looksmax.org/threads/introducing-sp3lling-my-own-personal-looksmaxxing-technique.695694/
as an addition you can also alternate your computer mouse hand.

 

[Tallooksmaxxer]

he says "fixed with ptosis repair" though.

 

[sp3ll]

he says "fixed with ptosis repair" though.

I have dyslexia

 

[NoPainNoChick]

You must be trolling, right?

 

[Brootal]

Looks like I won't be needing any surgery to get symmetrical eyelids.

cope

 

[sp3ll]

You must be trolling, right?

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oh shit, it's over hahahah

 

[Martian]

litterally what ive been saying https://looksmax.org/threads/ptosis-at-young-age-due-to-weak-levator-muscle.686545/
have you seen any results yet? and do you know any other exercises to strengthen levator muscle?

 

[sp3ll]

litterally what ive been saying https://looksmax.org/threads/ptosis-at-young-age-due-to-weak-levator-muscle.686545/
have you seen any results yet? and do you know any other exercises to strengthen levator muscle?

sp3lling has made both my levator muscles much more symmetrical just after 3 months of sp3lling

introducing "sp3lling", my own personal looksmaxxing technique.

I'm gonna get called retard by the majority replying to this post but. my personal posturemaxxing i guess What sp3lling essentially is, is essentially instead of doing stupid chin tuck exercises, always chin tucking(except when laying in bed etc.) as much as you can without it looking weird...

looksmax.org

combine that with alternating the computer mouse arm and you'll very likely experience my levator muscle changes

 

[Martian]

sp3lling has made both my levator muscles much more symmetrical just after 3 months of sp3lling

introducing "sp3lling", my own personal looksmaxxing technique.

I'm gonna get called retard by the majority replying to this post but. my personal posturemaxxing i guess What sp3lling essentially is, is essentially instead of doing stupid chin tuck exercises, always chin tucking(except when laying in bed etc.) as much as you can without it looking weird...

looksmax.org

combine that with alternating the computer mouse arm and you'll very likely experience my levator muscle changes

thank you. Its not the levator scapulae, in the neck, which mainly causes ptosis tho . Its the levator palpebrae superioris which is in the eyelid which needs to be strengthened.

Did this sp3lling improve your ptosis? Ptosis and assymetries might also be due to muscular imbalances in the body and not least in the neck. So strengthening the neck would probably help with assymetries aswell.

Have you found any way to strengthen the levator palbabrae tho?

 

[sp3ll]

 

[sp3ll]

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i hate exercises though and considering my ptosis is mild enough and only on random days, I'll stick to accepting them

MSM eyedrops can help i've heard though, so imma start with that, it can also lighten eye color which is amazing because i want a10 eyes lol

 

[Martian]

i hate exercises though and considering my ptosis is mild enough and only on random days, I'll stick to accepting them

MSM eyedrops can help i've heard though, so imma start with that, it can also lighten eye color which is amazing because i want a10 eyes lol

Okay. Might give msm a try, probably the exercises aswell. I dont really want lighter eyes tho so hopefully thats cope lol

 

[sp3ll]

Okay. Might give msm a try, probably the exercises aswell. I dont really want lighter eyes tho so hopefully thats cope lol

acacia honey has also been shown to lighten eyes i believe, I'm prolly gonna make a concoction of every eye lightening shit i can find, of course I'm making sure it's safe for my eyes before.

 

[Martian]

acacia honey has also been shown to lighten eyes i believe, I'm prolly gonna make a concoction of every eye lightening shit i can find, of course I'm making sure it's safe for my eyes before.

yh i read that aswell. Will lightening eyes turn my green to more blue? Because i dont want that

 

[sp3ll]

yh i read that aswell. Will lightening eyes turn my green to more blue? Because i dont want that

I'm not sure, all i know is that i will go from gray eyes to a closer a10 eyes
try googling, yandex searching usually has more results, especially with looksmax threads

 

[MEMPSK]

@Artemis Is there any way to fix mild ptosis non-invasively? i.e. training the levitator somehow? Cheers

 

[Artemis]

@Artemis Is there any way to fix mild ptosis non-invasively? i.e. training the levitator somehow? Cheers

According to science, no.

 

[It'snotover]

According to science, no.

Ur back, I thought they sent you to Ukraine jfl

 

[Artemis]

Ur back, I thought they sent you to Ukraine jfl

I was on vacation in Turkey. And I live in Finland, Putin cannot reach me

 

[It'snotover]

I was on vacation in Turkey. And I live in Finland, Putin cannot reach me

Happy to hear that bhai, welcome back

 

[Artemis]

Happy to hear that bhai, welcome back

Also got a trophy...

... not sure if should be happy or sad...

 

[Deleted member 15539]

He is talking about the M. levator palpaebre superioris which is innervated by the third cranial Nerve (N. occulomotroius). Please just delete your fuckign account already you are so fucking insufferable I have no words.

@Artemis Is there any way to fix mild ptosis non-invasively? i.e. training the levitator somehow? Cheers

No, if you cant fully contract the levator palpaebre superioris you need it surgically tightened. if you had damage in the occulomotius you could eitehr not move the upper eyelid at all or if the damaged part is closer to the nerve root not move the eye properly a the nerve innervates most of the other muscles in- and around your eye as well. In that case you should def. see a neurologist and opthalmologist.

 

[MEMPSK]

He is talking about the M. levator palpaebre superioris which is innervated by the third cranial Nerve (N. occulomotroius). Please just delete your fuckign account already you are so fucking insufferable I have no words.

No, if you cant fully contract the levator palpaebre superioris you need it surgically tightened. if you had damage in the occulomotius you could eitehr not move the upper eyelid at all or if the damaged part is closer to the nerve root not move the eye properly a the nerve innervates most of the other muscles in- and around your eye as well. In that case you should def. see a neurologist and opthalmologist.

According to science, no.

Thanks guys