plugwalkchad
test dummy
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I have minimal experience making threads so apologies if its bad
How it works
Fat Necrosis: Bimatoprost seeps into subcutaneous tissue, triggering apoptosis (cell death) in adipocytes (fat cells).
Cheek fat liquefies and dies within 2-3 weeks.
Collagen Collapse: Without fat pads, collagen fibers stretch and snap,
further aiding in creating hollow craters
Atrophy Acceleration: As bimatoprost drains facial fluids,
skin tightens over newly empty bone structure.
Risks (speculated)
while i had a good experience, there's alot of potential risks that may occur
(i don't actually know if these will happen since I'm the only person I know that has tried this)
@plugwalkchad (yes I'm well aware I'm not close to Chad)
Do I recommend?
Ultimately yes I do. I had a great experience with this method and my friend is about to do it, I will document his results and that might alter this answer but that's for another thread, I have what id consider great results taking into the fact I had barely noticeable hollow cheeks beforehand
thanks to this thread for the idea to try it, wouldn't be possible without dude for real.
if you have any more question shoot me a dm on TikTok @plugwalkchad
bye bye bye bye bye
How it works
Fat Necrosis: Bimatoprost seeps into subcutaneous tissue, triggering apoptosis (cell death) in adipocytes (fat cells).
Cheek fat liquefies and dies within 2-3 weeks.
Collagen Collapse: Without fat pads, collagen fibers stretch and snap,
further aiding in creating hollow craters
Atrophy Acceleration: As bimatoprost drains facial fluids,
skin tightens over newly empty bone structure.
Risks (speculated)
while i had a good experience, there's alot of potential risks that may occur
(i don't actually know if these will happen since I'm the only person I know that has tried this)
- You might end up with asymmetrical hollows
- permanent scarring from necrotic tissue is a possibility
- nerve damage that makes your face droop on one side is also a possibility
- can potentially make existing facial hair thicker and darker
@plugwalkchad (yes I'm well aware I'm not close to Chad)
Do I recommend?
Ultimately yes I do. I had a great experience with this method and my friend is about to do it, I will document his results and that might alter this answer but that's for another thread, I have what id consider great results taking into the fact I had barely noticeable hollow cheeks beforehand
thanks to this thread for the idea to try it, wouldn't be possible without dude for real.
if you have any more question shoot me a dm on TikTok @plugwalkchad
bye bye bye bye bye