rate implant result

[Doctor Egor]

pre op has implants that got replaced on the post op
looks quite good if you ignore the roblox man face

 

[matthaal20]

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pre op has implants that got replaced on the post op
looks quite good if you ignore the roblox man face

for sure worth it not ideal results but still pretty good and an improvement

 

[geenk worg]

Mexican cartel leader pheno

 

[lurking truecel]

 

[cutecel1337]

Looks good

 

[Jgns]

i mean if u cant beat your pheno without looking botched u might aswell go all in but his rhinoplasty does look a bit weird maybe its still swollen

 

[nishka]

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pre op has implants that got replaced on the post op
looks quite good if you ignore the roblox man face

what implants did he get

 

[Doctor Egor]

what implants did he get

looks like cheek and full jaw
doc didnt seem to specify in any posts

 

[vermicel]

looks quite good if you ignore the roblox man face

Don't know if you're being serious ... he looks completely bogged
Way too much height for his lower jaw. Same with his chin, to a lesser extent.
I guess he's had submalar implants on top of malar. Anyway, too much volume for a man, and the curve/hollowness sits too low on the cheek.
It looks unnatural.
The filler in his lips doesn't help either.

This guy is probably a weirdo.

With a reduced mandible & chin, and higher set cheekbones :

Edit : ok, I reread your post and got what you meant. Still, it's hard to separate the "roblox face" from the implants' results, as the latter caused the former. To me, that's a full blown failure due to awful tastes and/or poor planning. Maybe it would "look quite good" if the volume had been kept within the bounds of a normal male face, and if submalar implants had been entirely discarded.

 

[nishka]

Don't know if you're being serious ... he looks completely bogged
Way too much height for his lower jaw. Same with his chin, to a lesser extent.
I guess he's had submalar implants on top of malar. Anyway, too much volume for a man, and the curve/hollowness sits too low on the cheek.
It looks unnatural.
The filler in his lips doesn't help either.

This guy is probably a weirdo.

With a reduced mandible & chin, and higher set cheekbones :

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Edit : ok, I reread your post and got what you meant. Still, it's hard to separate the "roblox face" from the implants' results, as the latter caused the former. To me, that's a full blown failure due to awful tastes and/or poor planning. Maybe it would "look quite good" if the volume had been kept within the bounds of a normal male face, and if submalar implants had been entirely discarded.

vermicel what do you like for gonians and cheek? implants or filler? if filler what do you think should be the ideal approach?

 

[yussimania]

Looks shit

Gonions should be slightly or moderately lower than the stomion

 

[nishka]

Looks shit

Gonions should be slightly or moderately lower than the stomion

they are lower than stomion? or am i stupid?

 

[Jgns]

they are lower than stomion? or am i stupid?

yeah but slightly not to the extent that retard made his

 

[Buterman]

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pre op has implants that got replaced on the post op
looks quite good if you ignore the roblox man face

they’re valid the racepill is hard tho

 

[kaydd]

His base carries him hard, below mediocre results

 

[monk321]

dogshit , he looks like an ogre alien now.

 

[vermicel]

vermicel what do you like for gonians and cheek? implants or filler? if filler what do you think should be the ideal approach?

Based on the results I've been exposed to so far, definitely fillers for the gonions.

Nothing for the lower cheek area.

And it depends on your existing bone structure & soft tissues for the higher cheek area ; it seems really hard to get it right, regardless of the method.
As a man, you want a mix of fullness and definition that looks appropriate, but most patients end up looking either like bloated messes or with little to no significant improvement in angularity.
I guess implants can look good at first on a 3D skeletal scan, yet ultimately off because of the interaction with soft tissues.
With fillers, I assume it's better to proceed by increments ; starting off with a conservative/moderate amount, even if that might deliver an underwhelming result ; and then adjusting the amount & placement during subsequent injections. Fillers are obviously more flexible and easier to correct as you go along. The downsides are always the upkeep and dependency on a skilled injector.
If you already have a decent bone structure, just fine tune the soft tissues with dermal fillers. Malar implants are only relevant if you actually lack the underlying bone structure, otherwise it takes little for them to stick out and look unnatural.
In your personal case, I guess fillers would be more suitable, as you already have well developed cheekbones. You might not even benefit from anything done to this area, once swelling has subsided from your recent bucal fat removal & bimax.


While I'm at it, here's a corrected morph with higher gonions (taking into account @yussimania 's criticism), reduced lip fillers, and reduced cheekbones :

If implants had achieved the result on the right, my reaction would definitely be positive. However, I can't remember seeing implant results that looked this good. Maybe there's a fundamental limitation with current techniques and planning.

doc didnt seem to specify in any posts

Crazy if a surgeon thought it was a result worth being publicly advertised

 

[Animepilled]

Terrible. Lower third too massive. Also looks plastic af

 

[yussimania]

Based on the results I've been exposed to so far, definitely fillers for the gonions.

Nothing for the lower cheek area.

And it depends on your existing bone structure & soft tissues for the higher cheek area ; it seems really hard to get it right, regardless of the method.
As a man, you want a mix of fullness and definition that looks appropriate, but most patients end up looking either like bloated messes or with little to no significant improvement in angularity.
I guess implants can look good at first on a 3D skeletal scan, yet ultimately off because of the interaction with soft tissues.
With fillers, I assume it's better to proceed by increments ; starting off with a conservative/moderate amount, even if that might deliver an underwhelming result ; and then adjusting the amount & placement during subsequent injections. Fillers are obviously more flexible and easier to correct as you go along. The downsides are always the upkeep and dependency on a skilled injector.
If you already have a decent bone structure, just fine tune the soft tissues with dermal fillers. Malar implants are only relevant if you actually lack the underlying bone structure, otherwise it takes little for them to stick out and look unnatural.
In your personal case, I guess fillers would be more suitable, as you already have well developed cheekbones. You might not even benefit from anything done to this area, once swelling has subsided from your recent bucal fat removal & bimax.


While I'm at it, here's a corrected morph with higher gonions (taking into account @yussimania 's criticism), reduced lip fillers, and reduced cheekbones :

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If implants had achieved the result on the right, my reaction would definitely be positive. However, I can't remember seeing implant results that looked this good. Maybe there's a fundamental limitation with current techniques and planning.


Crazy if a surgeon thought it was a result worth being publicly advertised

Wow looks great

Imo implants for raw width and filler for finishing touches

I've become increasingly more critical of filler as it still can migrate later on specifically the permanent high G prime ones and the risk increases when more is used

https://www.mdpi.com/2079-9284/10/4/115#:~:text=Abstract,filler%20migration%20was%20highly%20variable.

The less filler used the better because high G prime can't be dissolved. So if you have a narrow jaw Implants for width and then filler for angularity as the finishing touch - otherwise if u skip the implant and do a whole jaw transplant with filler it's risky because you're gonna need surgery to remove it

 

[snowslayer]

Based on the results I've been exposed to so far, definitely fillers for the gonions.

Nothing for the lower cheek area.

And it depends on your existing bone structure & soft tissues for the higher cheek area ; it seems really hard to get it right, regardless of the method.
As a man, you want a mix of fullness and definition that looks appropriate, but most patients end up looking either like bloated messes or with little to no significant improvement in angularity.
I guess implants can look good at first on a 3D skeletal scan, yet ultimately off because of the interaction with soft tissues.
With fillers, I assume it's better to proceed by increments ; starting off with a conservative/moderate amount, even if that might deliver an underwhelming result ; and then adjusting the amount & placement during subsequent injections. Fillers are obviously more flexible and easier to correct as you go along. The downsides are always the upkeep and dependency on a skilled injector.
If you already have a decent bone structure, just fine tune the soft tissues with dermal fillers. Malar implants are only relevant if you actually lack the underlying bone structure, otherwise it takes little for them to stick out and look unnatural.
In your personal case, I guess fillers would be more suitable, as you already have well developed cheekbones. You might not even benefit from anything done to this area, once swelling has subsided from your recent bucal fat removal & bimax.


While I'm at it, here's a corrected morph with higher gonions (taking into account @yussimania 's criticism), reduced lip fillers, and reduced cheekbones :

View attachment 4704039
View attachment 4704040

If implants had achieved the result on the right, my reaction would definitely be positive. However, I can't remember seeing implant results that looked this good. Maybe there's a fundamental limitation with current techniques and planning.


Crazy if a surgeon thought it was a result worth being publicly advertised

implants always seem to look bad to me when they try to lower gonions a lot going for a more conservative approach for vertical height and and less conservative for width would help many people

 

[Ascendant2364]

Don't know if you're being serious ... he looks completely bogged
Way too much height for his lower jaw. Same with his chin, to a lesser extent.
I guess he's had submalar implants on top of malar. Anyway, too much volume for a man, and the curve/hollowness sits too low on the cheek.
It looks unnatural.
The filler in his lips doesn't help either.

This guy is probably a weirdo.

With a reduced mandible & chin, and higher set cheekbones :

View attachment 4702547

Edit : ok, I reread your post and got what you meant. Still, it's hard to separate the "roblox face" from the implants' results, as the latter caused the former. To me, that's a full blown failure due to awful tastes and/or poor planning. Maybe it would "look quite good" if the volume had been kept within the bounds of a normal male face, and if submalar implants had been entirely discarded.

yea definitely gonna show my surgeon this morph for what I DONT want to get just in case lmao.
He knows his shit but better be safe than sorry lol