How do I fix my partially recessed supra-orbitals?

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I recently noticed that my supra-orbitals are recessed but only the half towards my nose bridge. I think this is quite common but I have it worse than what I have seen. It is a very noticeable drop off from the non-recessed and recessed half when you look at my eye area but especially when I feel around there. It gives my eyes a very rounded look even though they are not particularly round. When I am bloated, my eye area ascends very noticeably because this flaw is covered up.

I currently am unable to access any sort of surgery or implants but any advice would help. I have considered BS and supra-orbital skin pulling however it seems both are cope. I have also considered filler (which I want to try avoid at all costs) or fat grafting, but as I said earlier, I do not have access to Hardmax procedures. Please let me know if you have any ideas that would help.
 
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I recently noticed that my supra-orbitals are recessed but only the half towards my nose bridge. I think this is quite common but I have it worse than what I have seen. It is a very noticeable drop off from the non-recessed and recessed half when you look at my eye area but especially when I feel around there. It gives my eyes a very rounded look even though they are not particularly round. When I am bloated, my eye area ascends very noticeably because this flaw is covered up.

I currently am unable to access any sort of surgery or implants but any advice would help. I have considered BS and supra-orbital skin pulling however it seems both are cope. I have also considered filler (which I want to try avoid at all costs) or fat grafting, but as I said earlier, I do not have access to Hardmax procedures. Please let me know if you have any ideas that would help.
I realise how much of a nerd i sound like. it was my first post
 
I recently noticed that my supra-orbitals are recessed but only the half towards my nose bridge. I think this is quite common but I have it worse than what I have seen. It is a very noticeable drop off from the non-recessed and recessed half when you look at my eye area but especially when I feel around there. It gives my eyes a very rounded look even though they are not particularly round. When I am bloated, my eye area ascends very noticeably because this flaw is covered up.

I currently am unable to access any sort of surgery or implants but any advice would help. I have considered BS and supra-orbital skin pulling however it seems both are cope. I have also considered filler (which I want to try avoid at all costs) or fat grafting, but as I said earlier, I do not have access to Hardmax procedures. Please let me know if you have any ideas that would help.
Thicken eyebrows
 
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I recently noticed that my supra-orbitals are recessed but only the half towards my nose bridge. I think this is quite common but I have it worse than what I have seen. It is a very noticeable drop off from the non-recessed and recessed half when you look at my eye area but especially when I feel around there. It gives my eyes a very rounded look even though they are not particularly round. When I am bloated, my eye area ascends very noticeably because this flaw is covered up.

I currently am unable to access any sort of surgery or implants but any advice would help. I have considered BS and supra-orbital skin pulling however it seems both are cope. I have also considered filler (which I want to try avoid at all costs) or fat grafting, but as I said earlier, I do not have access to Hardmax procedures. Please let me know if you have any ideas that would help.
fillers or surgery thats it
 
I recently noticed that my supra-orbitals are recessed but only the half towards my nose bridge. I think this is quite common but I have it worse than what I have seen. It is a very noticeable drop off from the non-recessed and recessed half when you look at my eye area but especially when I feel around there. It gives my eyes a very rounded look even though they are not particularly round. When I am bloated, my eye area ascends very noticeably because this flaw is covered up.

I currently am unable to access any sort of surgery or implants but any advice would help. I have considered BS and supra-orbital skin pulling however it seems both are cope. I have also considered filler (which I want to try avoid at all costs) or fat grafting, but as I said earlier, I do not have access to Hardmax procedures. Please let me know if you have any ideas that would help.
well u cant really fix ur supraorbitals without surgery, but u can mask them in a few ways

for hair, grow it longer, get bangs and use proper hair framing. u can grow ur eyebrows thicker, shape them straighter and slightly lower, and angle the tails properly to make the supraorbitals look less recessed

ive also read that chewing can make the supraorbital ridge more prominent by working the temporalis muscle, which apparently stimulated brow ridge growth in monkeys: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF02447216 So pairing chewing with steroids could help ur case but its prolly just cope jfl

implants r definitely the quickest and most reliable option tho
 
I recently noticed that my supra-orbitals are recessed but only the half towards my nose bridge. I think this is quite common but I have it worse than what I have seen. It is a very noticeable drop off from the non-recessed and recessed half when you look at my eye area but especially when I feel around there. It gives my eyes a very rounded look even though they are not particularly round. When I am bloated, my eye area ascends very noticeably because this flaw is covered up.

I currently am unable to access any sort of surgery or implants but any advice would help. I have considered BS and supra-orbital skin pulling however it seems both are cope. I have also considered filler (which I want to try avoid at all costs) or fat grafting, but as I said earlier, I do not have access to Hardmax procedures. Please let me know if you have any ideas that would help.
Tape or makeup for softmax copes but for real hardmaxxes Fat grafting and implants please mark as solution it's the checkmark on the right
 

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