Itachi lines do or dont always mean infraorbital recession?

[omegadenn]

I see a lot of people say itachi lines always mean infraorbital recession but it confuses me, because mine is weird. My bone under the eye supports my eye and is not set back behind it, but i still have itachi lines. The corner of my eye dips in a little and if I feel it the bone does too, but the side support from my eye is fully there. Anyone explain?

 

[femoidrapist]

Are they slightly discoloured or have a puffy appearance to them?

 

[omegadenn]

Are they slightly discoloured or have a puffy appearance to them?

not puffy but yeah theyre discolored

 

[femoidrapist]

Is the skin thin under your eyes? if so you’ll likely need a fat graph to get rid of them. There’s creams that say they’ll promote “fat storage” but I haven’t done much research on them, the claim seems outlandish though

 

[omegadenn]

Is the skin thin under your eyes? if so you’ll likely need a fat graph to get rid of them. There’s creams that say they’ll promote “fat storage” but I haven’t done much research on them, the claim seems outlandish though

yeah definitely thin. I mean i could be slightly overexaggerating my infra support because its not like model tier of anything but thers no dip under my eye its straight, and the bone is there too. what were you going to say it was if my undereyes were puffy?

 

[femoidrapist]

puffy eyes are even worse to get rid of unfortunately so you’d have to get surgery, I forgot the name of the surgery but I saw this one chick got hers removed and there was absolutely no scar. I wouldn’t blame you if you couldn’t tell your infra support, you can only really guess unless you get an x-ray

 

[femoidrapist]

Don’t quote me on this because its merely speculation but I struggle with the same issue and my eyes are shallow set, could that also be the case for you?

 

[omegadenn]

Don’t quote me on this because its merely speculation but I struggle with the same issue and my eyes are shallow set, could that also be the case for you?

meaning less far into the face? if so i'd say theyre not shallow nor deep. sort of in the middle

 

[femoidrapist]

lucky bastard, that likely isn’t the case then. Besides surgery you can lighten the thin skin through skincare and sleep, you should be using sunscreen everyday on your face but if you aren’t already get an spf 50 and sleep ~8 to 10 hours

 

[omegadenn]

lucky bastard, that likely isn’t the case then. Besides surgery you can lighten the thin skin through skincare and sleep, you should be using sunscreen everyday on your face but if you aren’t already get an spf 50 and sleep ~8 to 10 hours

thanks man