How can i genuinely improve? What can i do

[BruceWaynne]

 

[iblameccwr]

cant really tell, the main thing i see is the nasolabial folds
i cant tell if its a maxilla problem or a muscle/skin problem
can you send a better side profile pic?

 

[962.psl]

Looking solid. First thing I would say is the hair, get rid of that messy lopsided middle part and either go for a shorter and cleaner middle part or just a fringe. Your eyebrows are good and thick but the right one seems to be a bit higher so either use minoxidil or latisse to grow hair at the bottom of it or shape them the same level and height. You’re eyes are also quite droopy and look tired, try get more hydrated and maybe some eye techniques. Apart from that it’s pretty good

 

[BruceWaynne]

cant really tell, the main thing i see is the nasolabial folds
i cant tell if its a maxilla problem or a muscle/skin problem
can you send a better side profile pic?

I think its because of my recessed infras

 

[iblameccwr]

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I think its because of my recessed infras

recessed infras have nothing to do with nasolabial folds (smile lines)
you are recessed, so a le fort could help

 

[BruceWaynne]

recessed infras have nothing to do with nasolabial folds (smile lines)
you are recessed, so a le fort could help

how lol? the smile lines and under eye bags are both linked with recessed infras

 

[iblameccwr]

how lol? the smile lines and under eye bags are both linked with recessed infras

do you know what infraorbitals are?

the area under the eye
yes eye bags are linked but idk about the maxilla

 

[BruceWaynne]

do you know what infraorbitals are?
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the area under the eye
yes eye bags are linked but idk about the maxilla

yea ik what infra orbitals are. Thats why im i know its linked to both eye bags and nasal folds. Look this up and come back to me

 

[iblameccwr]

yea ik what infra orbitals are. Thats why im i know its linked to both eye bags and nasal folds. Look this up and come back to me

eh, ur right in a way
the infraorbital is a part of the maxilla