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i should have put high iq only0 risk
Just need to be born like that![]()
he’s right. it is impossible.i should have put high iq only![]()
so then what surgery has the best roi overall? (for eyes)he’s right. it is impossible.
take pfl for example. the best bet of increasing it is to have an epicanthoplasty that can improve it by a few mm.
tripod osteotomies that giant planned didn’t do anything. so surgically achieving this is almost impossible.
then if your temporal plane angle is fucked, there’s no remedy for that either. the best you can do is a shave a few mm off the temporal and parietal bone.
we only have surgeries that can fix 60% of eye area failos. you need surgeries that can create 100% of eye area halos for that.
suppose it was even possible. it would take 5-10 high risk surgeries to do it. your complication rate overall would be close to 100%, especially considering all the scar tissue that would need to be re-operated on etc.
so to answer your question, extremely hard and extremely risky.
i used to dream of becoming a chad through surgery. it can only fix your failos. lower your expectations.
send a pic retardso then what surgery has the best roi overall? (for eyes)
also how can we go about planning what surgeries would be best for our own situation. and rather then just fix things how can we make things key features.
before I get anything else im getting bimax so keep that in regard.send a pic retard
Hey can you respond to dm plshe’s right. it is impossible.
take pfl for example. the best bet of increasing it is to have an epicanthoplasty that can improve it by a few mm.
tripod osteotomies that giant planned didn’t do anything. so surgically achieving this is almost impossible.
then if your temporal plane angle is fucked, there’s no remedy for that either. the best you can do is a shave a few mm off the temporal and parietal bone.
we only have surgeries that can fix 60% of eye area failos. you need surgeries that can create 100% of eye area halos for that.
suppose it was even possible. it would take 5-10 high risk surgeries to do it. your complication rate overall would be close to 100%, especially considering all the scar tissue that would need to be re-operated on etc.
so to answer your question, extremely hard and extremely risky.
i used to dream of becoming a chad through surgery. it can only fix your failos. lower your expectations.
So close yet so far0 risk
Just need to be born like that![]()
hope Supra orbs project and ascend mei have seen this often here, that pfl is basically impossible to change. for some reason every gpt and search says cantho can do it though. and apparently some oculoplastics use bone drilled canthoplasties to increase pfl in cases of pfl deficiencytake pfl for example. the best bet of increasing it is to have an epicanthoplasty that can improve it by a few mm.
It's a question where multiple surgeons will give you multiple answers.i have seen this often here, that pfl is basically impossible to change. for some reason every gpt and search says cantho can do it though. and apparently some oculoplastics use bone drilled canthoplasties to increase pfl in cases of pfl deficiency
I have excellent pfl to pfh ratio if I just push my lower eyelid straight up aka fix retraction. in fact im not far from the lower end of the ideal range even without that.It's a question where multiple surgeons will give you multiple answers.
Raw measurements, especially in this case, are extremely irrelevant. Perception is far more important. And "PFL" perception comes down to PFL : PFH ratio, eyebrow length etc. Some canthoplasty and adjacent procedures seem to improve this perception drastically.
So in cases like yours or mine, when you squint or push your face to reduce scleral show / simulate the procedures we've been discussing, do you still look like a PFLcel? I personally don't. So I should be fine with typical oculoplastic work and potentially some wider eyebrows.
i don’t seem to notice this in lateral cantho results, do you?I have excellent pfl to pfh ratio if I just push my lower eyelid straight up aka fix retraction. in fact im not far from the lower end of the ideal range even without that.
The only concern for us is that pfl should not take a hit as a side effect of reducing pfh. but thats unlikely or if it does happen, pfh will be reduced so much more that the ratio will still improve. literature on od finds no change in pfl and big change in pfh.
Actually lateral cantho seems to be what would reduce pfl if anything - would tightening the outer corner not reduce the outer scleral triangle's width? This certainly happens when I tighten it with a finger.
Bruh this is a "random" surgen you tossed out.Steven faigen Boca raton
i don’t seem to notice this in lateral cantho results, do you?
Not generally because any worth its salt will be such that it doesn't happen. This is my possibly very inaccurate understanding, so someone should correct me if I'm wrong, but:i don’t seem to notice this in lateral cantho results, do you?
forever mtnbefore I get anything else im getting bimax so keep that in regard.
impossible broskiassuming your eye area isnt totally fucked or a flaw that everyone notices.