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If you had $15,000 which one would you augment first since we aren’t millionaires.
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i think your failo is under eyes though that’s why you are saying this. imagine if you had BOTH no browridge and recessed under eyes.Under-eyes 100%. Shitty under eyes means scleral show, bags, wrinkles, shit pfl, and a bunch of other stuff that kills aesthetics.
Nah to my knowledge my under-eyes are normal besides wrinkles/fine lines. I actually have a worse browridge.i think your failo is under eyes though that’s why you are saying this. imagine if you had BOTH no browridge and recessed under eyes.
eye area anatomy is complex af. this guy has one of the most horrendous under eyes i’ve ever seen, yet no scleral showUnder-eyes 100%. Shitty under eyes means scleral show, bags, wrinkles, shit pfl, and a bunch of other stuff that kills aesthetics.
Yeah, sometimes it makes no sense. For example how some people can have very good facial development but no PCT and others with sub-par/average development with PCT. Btw that guy should stop moving his eyes so much before they fall out of the sockets.eye area anatomy is complex af. this guy has one of the most horrendous under eyes i’ve ever seen, yet no scleral show
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I think im going to follow the strategy of fixing my flaws before moving on to making halos. For example when you look in the mirror your flaws probably bother you more than your halos make you happy. So I’ll fix my under eyes first.From a looksmaxxing perspective I’d say it’s better to have a good browridge then a good undereye, as surgerymaxxing the brow ridge to make it look good is almost impossible, whilst fixing a recessed infraorbital is easier.
From a straight aesthetic base view however undereye is more important as it’s a strong indicator of good health.