ordering scalpel blades from Amazon to perform DIY cantho surgery on myself

[134applesauce456]

lesgooo

 

[maximuslaid]

Tag me when u post results pls

 

[looksovernt]

tag me tooplz

 

[Mogs Me]

Your parents in your room the second they see somethinv poking inside your shirt

 

[PEENO08]

@134applesauce456 I'll pay 200$ for you to perform cantho on me sound good

 

[acm]

nooo bhai don't hurt yourself

 

[134applesauce456]

@134applesauce456 I'll pay 200$ for you to perform cantho on me sound good

yes saar I will do it very well don't worry

 

[bossman]

Remember

• Make sure you’re truly working with the lateral canthal tendon, not just adjacent soft tissue. Fixation is only as good as what you’re anchoring.
• Don’t forget the globe–lid relationship. The lid should be supporting the eye, not pulled into a position that only looks right on the table.
• Be mindful of vector. Where you secure things matters more than how tight it feels, as poor direction is what leads to rounding and unnatural contour.
• Before committing, pause and reassess with the tissues at rest. If it feels like you need extra tension to “make it work,” that’s usually a warning sign.
• Finally, protect the canthal angle itself. A clean angle is harder to recreate than lid tightness once it’s lost.

From a current oculoplastic resident

 

[134applesauce456]

Remember

• Make sure you’re truly working with the lateral canthal tendon, not just adjacent soft tissue. Fixation is only as good as what you’re anchoring.
• Don’t forget the globe–lid relationship. The lid should be supporting the eye, not pulled into a position that only looks right on the table.
• Be mindful of vector. Where you secure things matters more than how tight it feels, as poor direction is what leads to rounding and unnatural contour.
• Before committing, pause and reassess with the tissues at rest. If it feels like you need extra tension to “make it work,” that’s usually a warning sign.
• Finally, protect the canthal angle itself. A clean angle is harder to recreate than lid tightness once it’s lost.

From a current oculoplastic resident

bookmarked! will keep in mind thank you

 

[Prøphet]

inb4 ts thread ends up on IT