NO BS GUIDE: curing a subhuman eye area (abused dogs GTFIH)

[WanderingBurro]

@WanderingBurro

Whenever I pull my skin sideways, it doesn't seem to improve my eye area at all and I feel a decent cheekbone. However, I have pretty bad dark circles. Would this more likely be a pigmentation issue rather than a bone issue? May just cope with concealer for the time being if that's the case.

Also, one of my eyes are slightly bigger than the other, but that's probably only fixable through extreme surgeries like Tripod.

Chances are your orbital region is the culprit as opposed to your malar region which isn't too uncommon. On the bright side you most likely won't have to worry about any form of cheek augmentation and can skip to addressing the orbital region directly through means such as infraorbital implants (sometimes refered to as tear-trough implants or flowers implants), fat grafting to the lower eyelid, and maybe some form of laser treatment. Concealer or a colour corrector can work as a temporary solution in the meantime.

Infra orbital implant:

Fat transfer:

Laser treatment:

Dark circles directly underneath the eye are usually caused by weak orbitals, lack of fat storage, or poor skin quality.

 

[zemult]

Chances are your orbital region is the culprit as opposed to your malar region which isn't too uncommon. On the bright side you most likely won't have to worry about any form of cheek augmentation and can skip to addressing the orbital region directly through means such as infraorbital implants (sometimes refered to as tear-trough implants or flowers implants), fat grafting to the lower eyelid, and maybe some form of laser treatment. Concealer or a colour corrector can work as a temporary solution in the meantime.

Infra orbital implant:
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Fat transfer:
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Laser treatment:
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Dark circles directly underneath the eye are usually caused by weak orbitals, lack of fat storage, or poor skin quality.

I thought as much. I wasn't aware that infraorbital implants were referred to as tear-trough implants, that's good information to know. It's weird though, I'm the only one in my family that suffers from dark circles at a young age. Do you know any autistic methods to check if the infraorbital bones are the problem before talking to a surgeon?

I also suffer from slightly excessive UEE sometimes, it's weird though - only at specific times of day (?), other times it just looks like normal almond eyes, and I take my best pictures during those times.
I was originally going to address this with supraorbital implants (aka "browridge implants"), but from the side my browridge already looks like it projects well enough.
In that case I should probably shoot for fat grafts first, considering the low severity? If I shoot for a browridge implant, I'll probably look like a Neanderthal.

 

[Shahnameh]

I will be doing this, i hate dark circles

 

[WanderingBurro]

I thought as much. I wasn't aware that infraorbital implants were referred to as tear-trough implants, that's good information to know. It's weird though, I'm the only one in my family that suffers from dark circles at a young age. Do you know any autistic methods to check if the infraorbital bones are the problem before talking to a surgeon?

I also suffer from slightly excessive UEE sometimes, it's weird though - only at specific times of day (?), other times it just looks like normal almond eyes, and I take my best pictures during those times.
I was originally going to address this with supraorbital implants (aka "browridge implants"), but from the side my browridge already looks like it projects well enough.
In that case I should probably shoot for fat grafts first, considering the low severity? If I shoot for a browridge implant, I'll probably look like a Neanderthal.

Some things you can try before delving into the world of surgery include: getting enough rest, try some normie undereye creams/ointments, try the non-NT volufiline, or try a little bit of icing.

Your supras are probably fine and chances are your UEE isn't too bad either but fat grafts to the upper eyelid can really transform an eyelid if that's the problem.