HA is the standard for a good reason.
Alr il check it out but i dont rly trust myself tbhHA is the standard for a good reason.
You can DIY chin filler btw, I'm making a guide on how to do that + doing it on myself pretty soon, Jaw angle might be a bit harder to DIY and riskier, go to a clinic for that
not worth unless its noticeable
can u. DIY mid face ?HA is the standard for a good reason.
You can DIY chin filler btw, I'm making a guide on how to do that + doing it on myself pretty soon, Jaw angle might be a bit harder to DIY and riskier, go to a clinic for that
Btw can u tag me in that guideHA is the standard for a good reason.
You can DIY chin filler btw, I'm making a guide on how to do that + doing it on myself pretty soon, Jaw angle might be a bit harder to DIY and riskier, go to a clinic for that
Its very noticeable to me but im not sure if it is to others, at least nobody has commented on it
It's not that complicated and there aren't that many ways to mess up with ur chin area since its not as vascular as your jaw.
Depends where, 99% of the time asymmetry is caused by an uneven jaw (You can check my putting your teeth on top of eachother, and checking if the tooth line is perfectly straight, if its not then you should get that corrected)
It is worth correcting, not being insecure = confidence
mirinHA is the standard for a good reason.
You can DIY chin filler btw, I'm making a guide on how to do that + doing it on myself pretty soon, Jaw angle might be a bit harder to DIY and riskier, go to a clinic for that
Can i pm u a pic i cant tell
No, your midface area has the most veins & arteries, if you accidentally slip 0.1+ml of filler into that and give yourself vascular occlusion, that's necrosis and is nearly always unfixable (unless you've got perfect timing and dissolver)
Sure, I'll add a note to my google doc
Not to mention you can give yourself a stroke or blindness, not worth itNo, your midface area has the most veins & arteries, if you accidentally slip 0.1+ml of filler into that and give yourself vascular occlusion, that's necrosis and is nearly always unfixable (unless you've got perfect timing and dissolver)
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Sure, I'll add a note to my google doc
