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U manage a way to fix that
@pneumocystosis
U manage a way to fix that
@pneumocystosis
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is that actually uee?
it just looks like if he was staring down, therefore making his eyelid more exposed
it happens to me too
it just looks like if he was staring down, therefore making his eyelid more exposed
it happens to me too
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leave all this crazy stuff behind and be happy
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i haven’t fixed my UEE, although it isn’t as bad as it seems in that pic.
when you’re very debloated, you’re bound to have UEE.
You want your upper eyelid to retain water in order to have no UEE.
Afaik, there are no softmaxxes to localise water retention though…
If your UEE is bad, fillers or surgery are your only option tbh.
In most cases, it isn’t an issue caused by your supraorbitals, but rather fat/water storage in your eye area.
when you’re very debloated, you’re bound to have UEE.
You want your upper eyelid to retain water in order to have no UEE.
Afaik, there are no softmaxxes to localise water retention though…
If your UEE is bad, fillers or surgery are your only option tbh.
In most cases, it isn’t an issue caused by your supraorbitals, but rather fat/water storage in your eye area.
