PCL/PLLA for masking recessed infras/hollow undereyes

[bddcoper]

biggest risk if hitting a blood vessel and being stuck with bruising under your eyes for the next two years, but seems like a better form of filler since it stimulates collagen and the migration risk is much lower

@Sayori have you looked into this

 

[Robertski]

Holy fuck look at the before on the first photo

 

[bddcoper]

Holy fuck look at the before on the first photo

Yes it’s quite good I would order rn if there wasn’t a semi permanent bruising risk

I also have PCL threads I could try but liquid seems higher reward

 

[mewzilla]

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biggest risk if hitting a blood vessel and being stuck with bruising under your eyes for the next two years, but seems like a better form of filler since it stimulates collagen and the migration risk is much lower

@Sayori have you looked into this

seems like a godsend according to the second photo but i dont think it would help much with severe structural issues

also there is NO way the first photo isnt frauded
her whole face is brighter and angled differently

in conclusion it seems goated if you can do it on your own relatively easily (diy aqualyx or chin filler level of difficulty)
but most things around the eyes are risky so idk, id need to see somebody with negative inhib attempt it b4 i do anything

 

[bddcoper]

seems like a godsend according to the second photo but i dont think it would help much with severe structural issues

also there is NO way the first photo isnt frauded
her whole face is brighter and angled differently

in conclusion it seems goated if you can do it on your own relatively easily (diy aqualyx or chin filler level of difficulty)
but most things around the eyes are risky so idk, id need to see somebody with negative inhib attempt it b4 i do anything

it looks fairly easy from viewing tiktoks of people getting it. you just go in with a cannula and mold the shit into place as you inject. you'd only do it once every 2-4 years, though i feel like even if you pay $1k for it its still worth it vs doing it yourself. i mean even if there is bruising people say you can get rid of it with pico laser, so if you fuck up it's about the same total price. basically it's a coinflip between paying $100 vs $1000 depending on your skill level and luck

 

[jeoyw9192]

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biggest risk if hitting a blood vessel and being stuck with bruising under your eyes for the next two years, but seems like a better form of filler since it stimulates collagen and the migration risk is much lower

@Sayori have you looked into this

Wow 3 days, do tag if you end up trying this should be interesting. Where do u plan on sourcing all the necessary components btw?

 

[bddcoper]

Wow 3 days, do tag if you end up trying this should be interesting. Where do u plan on sourcing all the necessary components btw?

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