Surgeries and what they do

[beniman]

To start of the thread. I acually made this a while ago but never bothered to acually post it but since my rep is running low lets dive in.

1. Cervicomental Angle Refinement (The Ultimate Neck Maxxing)​

• What it is: The cervicomental angle is the angle between your chin and neck, and a sharper, well-defined angle here creates a more striking jawline and neck profile.
• How to fix it:
  • Platysmaplasty: A neck lift procedure specifically focused on tightening the platysma muscle can improve the sharpness of this angle. Many people neglect the neck, but addressing this can make the entire face appear more youthful.
  • Submental Liposuction: For those with fat deposits under the chin, submental liposuction is a minimally invasive procedure that can enhance jawline definition, tightening the cervicomental angle for a more chiseled look.
• Benefit: A sharper, more defined jawline and neck, contributing to a slimmer, more youthful appearance.

2. Zygomatic Arch Implants for Cheekbone Projection​

• What it is: The zygomatic arch is the bony ridge extending from your cheekbone to your ear. High, pronounced cheekbones are a marker of attractiveness, as they emphasize a V-shaped face in both men and women.
• How to fix it:
  • Zygomatic Implants: This surgical procedure involves placing implants on the cheekbones to enhance the projection of the zygomatic arch. This isn’t as common as jaw or chin implants but can significantly enhance facial structure.
• Benefit: Creates a more structured, symmetrical, and prominent face shape, often associated with high-status, beauty, and youthfulness.

3. Orbital Contour Surgery for Under-Eye Hollows​

• What it is: The eye area (particularly the orbital rim) plays a huge role in attractiveness. Hollow or sunken eyes can make someone look tired and older, while a well-supported under-eye area can rejuvenate the face.
• How to fix it:
  • Infraorbital Rim Implants: These implants are placed under the eyes along the orbital rim, lifting the under-eye area and eliminating the hollow appearance. Unlike fillers, this is a permanent solution.
  • Fat Grafting: Transferring fat from other parts of the body to fill the under-eye area can restore lost volume naturally and permanently, rather than using temporary fillers.
• Benefit: Smoother under-eye areas, reduced dark circles, and an overall more awake and youthful appearance.

4. Mandibular Angle Augmentation (Elite-Level Jawline Maxxing)​

• What it is: A sharp mandibular angle (the angle of the jaw) creates the strong, masculine jawline often associated with alpha status. It’s not just about the chin; the entire lower third of the face needs to be balanced.
• How to fix it:
  • Mandibular Implants: These implants are placed along the jawline, enhancing the angle of the jaw and creating a more square, chiseled appearance. This is an advanced step beyond traditional chin implants and focuses on the entire mandible.
  • Jaw Reduction for Overly Prominent Jaws: If your jaw is too wide or disproportionate, a surgeon can shave down excess bone for a more balanced appearance.
• Benefit: A stronger jawline that enhances masculinity, improves facial symmetry, and gives a more authoritative look.

5. Alar Base Reduction for Subtle Nasal Narrowing​

• What it is: The alar base is the width of the nostrils at the bottom of the nose. Even with a well-done rhinoplasty, if the nostrils flare out too much, it can detract from the overall nose aesthetics.
• How to fix it:
  • Alar Base Reduction: A subtle surgery that reduces the width of the nostrils, bringing them inwards. It complements rhinoplasty and can make the nose look narrower and more refined without being overly obvious.
• Benefit: Achieves a more delicate and balanced nasal structure, drawing attention to other features like the eyes or cheekbones rather than the width of the nose.

6. Palate Expansion (Hidden Maxillary Insufficiency)​

• What it is: A narrow palate can affect your entire facial structure. It often leads to a narrow face, poor dental alignment, and even breathing issues. Expanding the palate can improve facial width and symmetry, which is crucial for a balanced, attractive appearance.
• How to fix it:
  • Surgically Assisted Rapid Palatal Expansion (SARPE): This procedure involves cutting the palate bone and gradually widening it using an orthodontic device. It is particularly useful for those with narrow or recessed maxillas.
• Benefit: Broadens the face, improves smile aesthetics, and can even enhance cheekbone projection.

7. Gonial Angle Optimization​

• What it is: The gonial angle is the angle of the lower jaw and plays a crucial role in jawline aesthetics. A well-defined gonial angle is more square and prominent, while a rounded angle can make the face look softer and less defined.
• How to fix it:
  • Gonial Angle Enhancement Surgery: Surgeons can shave or augment the gonial angle to create a more pronounced and squared jaw, often combined with mandibular angle augmentation.
• Benefit: Achieves a stronger, more chiseled jawline that enhances facial masculinity or symmetry.

8. Temporal Hollowing Fillers (Temple Maxxing)​

• What it is: The temples (sides of the forehead) often hollow out as we age, causing a skeletal, tired appearance. This is often overlooked but plays a major role in how youthful or "full" the upper face looks.
• How to fix it:
  • Temple Fillers: Using dermal fillers like hyaluronic acid to fill the temples can round out the upper face, improving the overall facial frame.
  • Fat Transfer: A more permanent option, transferring fat from other areas of the body to the temples can help fill out the hollowed areas naturally.
• Benefit: Restores a youthful, fuller appearance to the face and improves overall facial harmony by filling out often-neglected areas.

9. Perioral Area (Lip and Mouth Maxxing)​

• What it is: Many people focus on the lips themselves, but the entire perioral area (around the mouth) plays a key role in creating an aesthetically pleasing face. Vertical lip lines, sagging corners, and poorly defined philtrums (the area between the nose and upper lip) can detract from your overall look.
• How to fix it:
  • Lip Lift: A surgical procedure that shortens the philtrum, which can improve the appearance of the upper lip and create a more youthful, lifted smile.
  • Corner Lip Lift: If the corners of the mouth naturally turn downwards, a subtle lift can be performed to create a more upbeat, neutral expression.
• Benefit: A lifted, more inviting appearance around the mouth and lips, improving facial balance and creating a youthful look.

10. Orbital Surgery for Eye Shape (Lateral Canthopexy)​

• What it is: The shape of your eyes significantly affects your overall facial appearance. The lateral canthus (outer corner of the eye) can be repositioned to create a more almond-shaped, elongated eye, which is considered attractive in both men and women.
• How to fix it:
  • Lateral Canthopexy: A surgical procedure that lifts the outer corner of the eye, creating an almond shape and improving eye symmetry. This can make eyes look more youthful and engaging.
• Benefit: Bigger, more almond-shaped eyes that draw attention and create a more aesthetically pleasing, exotic appearance.

11. Brow Bone Contouring and Lifting (Advanced Brow Maxxing)​

• What it is: The brow bone plays a significant role in framing the eyes and overall facial appearance. A strong brow ridge can create a more masculine look, while a softer or arched brow is seen as more feminine.
• How to fix it:
  • Brow Bone Contouring: This surgical procedure involves shaving down a prominent brow bone or enhancing it to create a more balanced appearance.
  • Endoscopic Brow Lift: Lifting the brow without leaving significant scars. This can open up the eye area and create a more youthful, alert look.
• Benefit: Creates a more refined, youthful upper face and enhances eye expression.

12. Buccal Fat Pad Removal (Facial Contouring)​

• What it is: Buccal fat is the fat found in the lower part of the cheeks. Excess buccal fat can give the face a round or "baby face" appearance, especially in individuals with naturally fuller faces. Removing some of this fat can lead to more defined cheekbones and a slimmer, more angular face shape.
• How to fix it:
  • Buccal Fat Pad Removal: A surgical procedure where small incisions are made inside the mouth, and a portion of the buccal fat pads is removed. This enhances cheekbone visibility and provides a more sculpted, hollowed look around the cheeks.
• Benefit: Achieves a slimmer, more contoured midface with sharper cheekbones, making the face look more mature, refined, and angular.

13. Chin Wing Osteotomy for Extreme Jawline and Chin Definition​

• What it is: The chin wing osteotomy is an advanced surgical procedure to enhance both the chin and the entire jawline by moving the lower part of the jaw as a single unit, including the chin and jaw angles.
• How to fix it:
  • Chin Wing Osteotomy: Unlike a regular chin implant, this surgery involves making precise cuts along the mandible (lower jaw) and repositioning the bone itself, which can add width and create sharper angles. It improves the entire lower third of the face, enhancing the jawline and chin simultaneously.
• Benefit: Produces dramatic and long-lasting jawline enhancement, giving both the chin and the jaw more definition, masculinity, and proportionality.

14. Trapezius Muscle Relaxation (For Better Shoulder Aesthetics)​

• What it is: The trapezius muscle, located at the top of the back and shoulders, often becomes overdeveloped due to stress, posture issues, or exercise, leading to a hunched or bulky appearance. By relaxing this muscle, you can create a more elegant and refined neck-shoulder transition, which is critical in framing your face and upper body.
• How to fix it:
  • Botox in the Trapezius: Injecting Botox into the trapezius muscle can reduce its size, improving shoulder posture and creating a longer, leaner neck. This is a non-surgical, effective way to slim the trapezius muscle, particularly for people with trapezius hypertrophy.
• Benefit: Improves neck length, posture, and the overall balance between the neck, shoulders, and face, giving a more graceful and defined upper body appearance.

15. Subtle Facial Liposuction (Lower Face and Jowls)​

• What it is: Over time, fat can accumulate in the lower face, particularly around the jowls (the area below the jawline and chin). This can cause sagging and make the face appear heavier or older.
• How to fix it:
  • Facial Liposuction: A very targeted liposuction technique where small amounts of fat are removed from the jowls and lower face, sharpening the jawline and reducing sagging. It can also help with neck fat accumulation, providing a more defined contour between the neck and face.
• Benefit: Provides a more defined lower face, enhances jawline visibility, and eliminates any droopy or sagging appearance caused by jowls.

16. Maxillary Advancement Surgery (Midface Harmony)​

• What it is: Maxillary deficiency or a retruded midface (where the upper jaw is underdeveloped or set too far back) can cause issues like flat cheekbones, recessed upper teeth, or a poor smile aesthetic. Maxillary advancement surgery, commonly known as LeFort Osteotomy, moves the upper jaw forward, improving facial harmony.
• How to fix it:
  • LeFort I Osteotomy: This surgical procedure repositions the upper jaw (maxilla) forward, often combined with chin or mandibular adjustments. It enhances the projection of the midface, making the cheekbones more prominent and improving the nasolabial fold.
• Benefit: Balances the midface with the lower face, improves smile aesthetics, cheekbone projection, and facial proportions.

17. Orbital Rim Reduction or Augmentation​

• What it is: The orbital rims are the bony structures around the eye sockets. A recessed or over-prominent orbital rim can affect how deep-set or wide your eyes appear, impacting your overall facial harmony.
• How to fix it:
  • Orbital Rim Reduction/Augmentation: In cases of overly prominent orbital bones, bone shaving can be performed to reduce their prominence. Alternatively, augmentation through implants or fillers can correct underdeveloped rims, improving how your eyes sit within the face.
• Benefit: Creates better eye symmetry and balance, reduces the "bug-eye" look, or makes deep-set eyes appear less hollow.

18. Lower Canthoplasty for Eye Shape Refinement​

• What it is: The lower canthus is the inner corner of the eye. For people whose lower eyelids droop slightly or have a “downturned” appearance, lower canthoplasty is a surgery that can lift the outer corner of the eye to improve symmetry and eye shape.
• How to fix it:
  • Lower Canthoplasty: The procedure adjusts the tendons of the lower eyelid, tightening and lifting the outer eye area. This can fix droopy eyelids or overly round eye shapes and help create a more “fox-eye” or almond-shaped appearance.
• Benefit: Enhances eye symmetry and makes eyes appear more alert and youthful without looking overdone or fake.

19. Chin Reshaping with Sliding Genioplasty​

• What it is: A sliding genioplasty is a surgical procedure where the chin bone is cut and moved forward or downward to improve projection and overall facial harmony. This is an alternative to chin implants and provides a more natural, bone-based correction.
• How to fix it:
  • Sliding Genioplasty: Instead of an implant, this procedure involves moving the actual chin bone, which can give more natural-looking results. The bone is slid forward to increase chin projection or vertically adjusted to elongate the face.
• Benefit: Provides long-lasting, natural enhancement to the chin, improving facial balance, jawline definition, and overall aesthetics.

20. Forehead Augmentation for Better Facial Frame​

• What it is: The forehead is often overlooked in looksmaxxing discussions, but it frames the face and can either detract from or enhance other features. A flat or sloped forehead can make the face look less balanced.
• How to fix it:
  • Forehead Augmentation: Implants or fat grafting can be used to enhance the projection of the forehead, making it more convex and balancing it with the rest of the face. In cases where the forehead is overly prominent, surgical contouring can reduce its size.
• Benefit: Creates a more proportionate facial frame, improving how your face looks from all angles, especially in profile.

 

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[NZb6Air]

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[beniman]

ban chatgpt nigga @Master

I only used chatgpt for structure + my grammatic errors.

 

[org3cel.RR]

To start of the thread. I acually made this a while ago but never bothered to acually post it but since my rep is running low lets dive in.

1. Cervicomental Angle Refinement (The Ultimate Neck Maxxing)​

• What it is: The cervicomental angle is the angle between your chin and neck, and a sharper, well-defined angle here creates a more striking jawline and neck profile.
• How to fix it:
  • Platysmaplasty: A neck lift procedure specifically focused on tightening the platysma muscle can improve the sharpness of this angle. Many people neglect the neck, but addressing this can make the entire face appear more youthful.
  • Submental Liposuction: For those with fat deposits under the chin, submental liposuction is a minimally invasive procedure that can enhance jawline definition, tightening the cervicomental angle for a more chiseled look.
• Benefit: A sharper, more defined jawline and neck, contributing to a slimmer, more youthful appearance.

2. Zygomatic Arch Implants for Cheekbone Projection​

• What it is: The zygomatic arch is the bony ridge extending from your cheekbone to your ear. High, pronounced cheekbones are a marker of attractiveness, as they emphasize a V-shaped face in both men and women.
• How to fix it:
  • Zygomatic Implants: This surgical procedure involves placing implants on the cheekbones to enhance the projection of the zygomatic arch. This isn’t as common as jaw or chin implants but can significantly enhance facial structure.
• Benefit: Creates a more structured, symmetrical, and prominent face shape, often associated with high-status, beauty, and youthfulness.

3. Orbital Contour Surgery for Under-Eye Hollows​

• What it is: The eye area (particularly the orbital rim) plays a huge role in attractiveness. Hollow or sunken eyes can make someone look tired and older, while a well-supported under-eye area can rejuvenate the face.
• How to fix it:
  • Infraorbital Rim Implants: These implants are placed under the eyes along the orbital rim, lifting the under-eye area and eliminating the hollow appearance. Unlike fillers, this is a permanent solution.
  • Fat Grafting: Transferring fat from other parts of the body to fill the under-eye area can restore lost volume naturally and permanently, rather than using temporary fillers.
• Benefit: Smoother under-eye areas, reduced dark circles, and an overall more awake and youthful appearance.

4. Mandibular Angle Augmentation (Elite-Level Jawline Maxxing)​

• What it is: A sharp mandibular angle (the angle of the jaw) creates the strong, masculine jawline often associated with alpha status. It’s not just about the chin; the entire lower third of the face needs to be balanced.
• How to fix it:
  • Mandibular Implants: These implants are placed along the jawline, enhancing the angle of the jaw and creating a more square, chiseled appearance. This is an advanced step beyond traditional chin implants and focuses on the entire mandible.
  • Jaw Reduction for Overly Prominent Jaws: If your jaw is too wide or disproportionate, a surgeon can shave down excess bone for a more balanced appearance.
• Benefit: A stronger jawline that enhances masculinity, improves facial symmetry, and gives a more authoritative look.

5. Alar Base Reduction for Subtle Nasal Narrowing​

• What it is: The alar base is the width of the nostrils at the bottom of the nose. Even with a well-done rhinoplasty, if the nostrils flare out too much, it can detract from the overall nose aesthetics.
• How to fix it:
  • Alar Base Reduction: A subtle surgery that reduces the width of the nostrils, bringing them inwards. It complements rhinoplasty and can make the nose look narrower and more refined without being overly obvious.
• Benefit: Achieves a more delicate and balanced nasal structure, drawing attention to other features like the eyes or cheekbones rather than the width of the nose.

6. Palate Expansion (Hidden Maxillary Insufficiency)​

• What it is: A narrow palate can affect your entire facial structure. It often leads to a narrow face, poor dental alignment, and even breathing issues. Expanding the palate can improve facial width and symmetry, which is crucial for a balanced, attractive appearance.
• How to fix it:
  • Surgically Assisted Rapid Palatal Expansion (SARPE): This procedure involves cutting the palate bone and gradually widening it using an orthodontic device. It is particularly useful for those with narrow or recessed maxillas.
• Benefit: Broadens the face, improves smile aesthetics, and can even enhance cheekbone projection.

7. Gonial Angle Optimization​

• What it is: The gonial angle is the angle of the lower jaw and plays a crucial role in jawline aesthetics. A well-defined gonial angle is more square and prominent, while a rounded angle can make the face look softer and less defined.
• How to fix it:
  • Gonial Angle Enhancement Surgery: Surgeons can shave or augment the gonial angle to create a more pronounced and squared jaw, often combined with mandibular angle augmentation.
• Benefit: Achieves a stronger, more chiseled jawline that enhances facial masculinity or symmetry.

8. Temporal Hollowing Fillers (Temple Maxxing)​

• What it is: The temples (sides of the forehead) often hollow out as we age, causing a skeletal, tired appearance. This is often overlooked but plays a major role in how youthful or "full" the upper face looks.
• How to fix it:
  • Temple Fillers: Using dermal fillers like hyaluronic acid to fill the temples can round out the upper face, improving the overall facial frame.
  • Fat Transfer: A more permanent option, transferring fat from other areas of the body to the temples can help fill out the hollowed areas naturally.
• Benefit: Restores a youthful, fuller appearance to the face and improves overall facial harmony by filling out often-neglected areas.

9. Perioral Area (Lip and Mouth Maxxing)​

• What it is: Many people focus on the lips themselves, but the entire perioral area (around the mouth) plays a key role in creating an aesthetically pleasing face. Vertical lip lines, sagging corners, and poorly defined philtrums (the area between the nose and upper lip) can detract from your overall look.
• How to fix it:
  • Lip Lift: A surgical procedure that shortens the philtrum, which can improve the appearance of the upper lip and create a more youthful, lifted smile.
  • Corner Lip Lift: If the corners of the mouth naturally turn downwards, a subtle lift can be performed to create a more upbeat, neutral expression.
• Benefit: A lifted, more inviting appearance around the mouth and lips, improving facial balance and creating a youthful look.

10. Orbital Surgery for Eye Shape (Lateral Canthopexy)​

• What it is: The shape of your eyes significantly affects your overall facial appearance. The lateral canthus (outer corner of the eye) can be repositioned to create a more almond-shaped, elongated eye, which is considered attractive in both men and women.
• How to fix it:
  • Lateral Canthopexy: A surgical procedure that lifts the outer corner of the eye, creating an almond shape and improving eye symmetry. This can make eyes look more youthful and engaging.
• Benefit: Bigger, more almond-shaped eyes that draw attention and create a more aesthetically pleasing, exotic appearance.

11. Brow Bone Contouring and Lifting (Advanced Brow Maxxing)​

• What it is: The brow bone plays a significant role in framing the eyes and overall facial appearance. A strong brow ridge can create a more masculine look, while a softer or arched brow is seen as more feminine.
• How to fix it:
  • Brow Bone Contouring: This surgical procedure involves shaving down a prominent brow bone or enhancing it to create a more balanced appearance.
  • Endoscopic Brow Lift: Lifting the brow without leaving significant scars. This can open up the eye area and create a more youthful, alert look.
• Benefit: Creates a more refined, youthful upper face and enhances eye expression.

12. Buccal Fat Pad Removal (Facial Contouring)​

• What it is: Buccal fat is the fat found in the lower part of the cheeks. Excess buccal fat can give the face a round or "baby face" appearance, especially in individuals with naturally fuller faces. Removing some of this fat can lead to more defined cheekbones and a slimmer, more angular face shape.
• How to fix it:
  • Buccal Fat Pad Removal: A surgical procedure where small incisions are made inside the mouth, and a portion of the buccal fat pads is removed. This enhances cheekbone visibility and provides a more sculpted, hollowed look around the cheeks.
• Benefit: Achieves a slimmer, more contoured midface with sharper cheekbones, making the face look more mature, refined, and angular.

13. Chin Wing Osteotomy for Extreme Jawline and Chin Definition​

• What it is: The chin wing osteotomy is an advanced surgical procedure to enhance both the chin and the entire jawline by moving the lower part of the jaw as a single unit, including the chin and jaw angles.
• How to fix it:
  • Chin Wing Osteotomy: Unlike a regular chin implant, this surgery involves making precise cuts along the mandible (lower jaw) and repositioning the bone itself, which can add width and create sharper angles. It improves the entire lower third of the face, enhancing the jawline and chin simultaneously.
• Benefit: Produces dramatic and long-lasting jawline enhancement, giving both the chin and the jaw more definition, masculinity, and proportionality.

14. Trapezius Muscle Relaxation (For Better Shoulder Aesthetics)​

• What it is: The trapezius muscle, located at the top of the back and shoulders, often becomes overdeveloped due to stress, posture issues, or exercise, leading to a hunched or bulky appearance. By relaxing this muscle, you can create a more elegant and refined neck-shoulder transition, which is critical in framing your face and upper body.
• How to fix it:
  • Botox in the Trapezius: Injecting Botox into the trapezius muscle can reduce its size, improving shoulder posture and creating a longer, leaner neck. This is a non-surgical, effective way to slim the trapezius muscle, particularly for people with trapezius hypertrophy.
• Benefit: Improves neck length, posture, and the overall balance between the neck, shoulders, and face, giving a more graceful and defined upper body appearance.

15. Subtle Facial Liposuction (Lower Face and Jowls)​

• What it is: Over time, fat can accumulate in the lower face, particularly around the jowls (the area below the jawline and chin). This can cause sagging and make the face appear heavier or older.
• How to fix it:
  • Facial Liposuction: A very targeted liposuction technique where small amounts of fat are removed from the jowls and lower face, sharpening the jawline and reducing sagging. It can also help with neck fat accumulation, providing a more defined contour between the neck and face.
• Benefit: Provides a more defined lower face, enhances jawline visibility, and eliminates any droopy or sagging appearance caused by jowls.

16. Maxillary Advancement Surgery (Midface Harmony)​

• What it is: Maxillary deficiency or a retruded midface (where the upper jaw is underdeveloped or set too far back) can cause issues like flat cheekbones, recessed upper teeth, or a poor smile aesthetic. Maxillary advancement surgery, commonly known as LeFort Osteotomy, moves the upper jaw forward, improving facial harmony.
• How to fix it:
  • LeFort I Osteotomy: This surgical procedure repositions the upper jaw (maxilla) forward, often combined with chin or mandibular adjustments. It enhances the projection of the midface, making the cheekbones more prominent and improving the nasolabial fold.
• Benefit: Balances the midface with the lower face, improves smile aesthetics, cheekbone projection, and facial proportions.

17. Orbital Rim Reduction or Augmentation​

• What it is: The orbital rims are the bony structures around the eye sockets. A recessed or over-prominent orbital rim can affect how deep-set or wide your eyes appear, impacting your overall facial harmony.
• How to fix it:
  • Orbital Rim Reduction/Augmentation: In cases of overly prominent orbital bones, bone shaving can be performed to reduce their prominence. Alternatively, augmentation through implants or fillers can correct underdeveloped rims, improving how your eyes sit within the face.
• Benefit: Creates better eye symmetry and balance, reduces the "bug-eye" look, or makes deep-set eyes appear less hollow.

18. Lower Canthoplasty for Eye Shape Refinement​

• What it is: The lower canthus is the inner corner of the eye. For people whose lower eyelids droop slightly or have a “downturned” appearance, lower canthoplasty is a surgery that can lift the outer corner of the eye to improve symmetry and eye shape.
• How to fix it:
  • Lower Canthoplasty: The procedure adjusts the tendons of the lower eyelid, tightening and lifting the outer eye area. This can fix droopy eyelids or overly round eye shapes and help create a more “fox-eye” or almond-shaped appearance.
• Benefit: Enhances eye symmetry and makes eyes appear more alert and youthful without looking overdone or fake.

19. Chin Reshaping with Sliding Genioplasty​

• What it is: A sliding genioplasty is a surgical procedure where the chin bone is cut and moved forward or downward to improve projection and overall facial harmony. This is an alternative to chin implants and provides a more natural, bone-based correction.
• How to fix it:
  • Sliding Genioplasty: Instead of an implant, this procedure involves moving the actual chin bone, which can give more natural-looking results. The bone is slid forward to increase chin projection or vertically adjusted to elongate the face.
• Benefit: Provides long-lasting, natural enhancement to the chin, improving facial balance, jawline definition, and overall aesthetics.

20. Forehead Augmentation for Better Facial Frame​

• What it is: The forehead is often overlooked in looksmaxxing discussions, but it frames the face and can either detract from or enhance other features. A flat or sloped forehead can make the face look less balanced.
• How to fix it:
  • Forehead Augmentation: Implants or fat grafting can be used to enhance the projection of the forehead, making it more convex and balancing it with the rest of the face. In cases where the forehead is overly prominent, surgical contouring can reduce its size.
• Benefit: Creates a more proportionate facial frame, improving how your face looks from all angles, especially in profile.

At least the thread is kinda uselful ig

 

[beniman]

1. Refining the Cervicomental Angle: The Ultimate Neck Maxxing
What it is: The cervicomental angle is the angle formed by your chin and neck. A sharper, more defined angle there means an even more impressive jawline and neck profile.
How to fix it:
Platysmaplasty: During a neck lift, attention might be given to the platysma muscle in an attempt to sharpen this angle. The neck is often one of the forgotten features; refinement here can provide an overall more refreshed look for the face.
Submental Liposuction: For those individuals with deposits of fat under the chin, submental liposuction is a less-invasive procedure to start enhancing jawline definition through the tightening of the cervicomental angle for a more chiseled appearance.
Benefit: A more cut, defined jawline and neck contribute to a leaner, more youthful appearance.
2. Zygomatic Arch Implants for Cheekbone Projection
What it is: The zygomatic arch is the bony ridge extending from your cheekbone to your ear. High, pronounced cheekbones are a marker of attractiveness, as they emphasize a V-shaped face in both men and women.
How to fix it:
Zygomatic Implants: This is an implant surgery of the cheekbones to enhance the projection of a zygomatic arch. This is other than jaw and chin implants but it has been considered to highly improve facial structure.
Benefit: Gives a more angled, symmetrical, and prominent face appearance, always associated with good social status, beauty, and youth.
3. Orbital Contour Surgery for Under-Eye Hollows
What it is: The region of the eye, more so the orbital rim, is one of the most telling features in regards to attractiveness. Sunken or hollowed eyes make an individual look fatigued and older; on the other hand, a well-supported under-eye area would rejuvenate the face.
How to fix it:
Infraorbital Rim Implants: These are implants placed along the orbital rim underneath the eye. This lifts the under-eye and hence gets rid of the hollow look. Unlike fillers, this is permanent.
Fat Grafting: Relocating fat from the rest of the body into this area underneath the eye will help restore lost volume naturally and permanently, instead of temporarily with the use of fillers.
Benefit: Smoother areas around the under-eyes, lessened dark circles, and an overall more awake and youthful appearance.
4. Mandibular Angle Augmentation (Elite-Level Jawline Maxxing)
What it is: A well-defined mandibular angle-the angle of the jaw-gives that strong, masculine jawline often associated with alpha status. It's not just about the chin; the entire lower third of the face needs to be in balance.
How to fix it:
Mandible implants: These are implants around the jawline, improving the angle of the jaw for a more square and chiseled look. This is an advance from the traditional chin implant, given that it deals with the whole mandible itself.
Jaw reduction for overly wide or disproportionate jaws: In case one's jaw is too wide or disproportionate, a surgeon may shave down the excess bone to achieve better balance in appearance.
The benefit to this would be a more powerful jawline that increases masculinity, facial symmetry, and makes one look more commanding.
5. Alar Base Reduction for Subtle Nasal Narrowing
What it is: The width of the nostrils at the base of the nose is referred to as the alar base. Even if a rhinoplasty is done well, if nostrils flare out too much, it compromises the nose aesthetics.
How to fix it:
Alar Base Reduction: This is a subtle surgery that decreases the width of the nostrils inward. It is often performed in conjunction with rhinoplasty but alone can give the nose a more narrow, refined feel without being too overt.
Benefit: Gives a more slender and symmetrical nasal structure, drawing attention away from the nostrils to other features such as the eyes or cheekbones.
6. Palate Expansion (Hidden Maxillary Insufficiency)
What it is: A narrow palate can be quite detrimental to your whole facial structure. It usually results in a narrow face, improper alignment of teeth, and even difficulty in breathing. Expanding the palate offers a wider width and symmetry in the face important for an overall well-balanced aspect of attractiveness.
How to fix it:
This is a surgical procedure in which the bone of the palate is surgically sectioned and then is slowly widened with the use of an orthodontic appliance. It is of particular effectiveness in the case of narrow or recessed maxillas.
Benefit: Widens the face, improves aesthetics of the smile, and at times gives the look of a projecting cheekbone.
7. Gonial Angle Optimization
What it is: The gonial angle is the point of the lower jaw that has an important relation to aesthetics about the contouring of the jawline. Thus, a well-defined gonial angle becomes more square and defined, while a more rounded angle has the tendency to make the face softer, less defined.
Gonial Angle Enhancement Surgery: This can be surgically shaved or augmented to provide a more pronounced and squared jaw; this is usually performed along with mandibular angle augmentation.
Benefit: More powerful and chiseled jaw that amplifies facial masculinity or symmetry.
8. Temporal Hollowing Fillers (Temple Maxxing)
What it is: The temples are often hollow with age. That makes the upper face skeletal and tired. This is one area that is most often overlooked but can play a major role in making the upper face look so much more youthful or full.
How to fix it:
Temples fillers: Performing temple fillers using dermal fillers such as hyaluronic acid rounds out the upper face and enhances the overall framing of the face.
Fat Transfer: A more permanent option in which the transference of fat from other parts of the body to the temples naturally fills out the hollow areas of your temples. This will also have the extra effect of giving the face a more youthful and full look, as those frequently left spaces are filled, adding to total facial harmony. 9. Perioral Area-Lip and Mouth Maxxing
What it is: Although most of us focus on the lips, themselves, the perioral area-a.k.a. the skin and curves surrounding the mouth-is a key part of an attractive face overall. Etched vertical lip lines, sagging corners, and a poorly defined philtrum-that grooved area between the nose and the upper lip-can make you look nastier than you need to.
Lip Lift: A surgical procedure that involves shortening of the philtrum and thereby enhances the appearance of the upper lip while giving an illusion of a more 'youthful' and 'lifted' smile. Also, Corner Lip Lift: When the corners of the mouth naturally point downward, a subtle lift can one-up for an upbeat, neutral expression. Benefit: The elevation will make the mouth and lips more inviting while improving facial balance by giving it a more youthful look.
10. Orbital Surgery for Eye Shape (Lateral Canthopexy)
What it is: The shape of your eyes plays a big role in framing your overall facial appearance. The lateral canthus can be moved to give the eye a more almond-shaped, elongated appearance, which is considered to be an attractive shape on both men and women.
How to fix it:
Lateral Canthopexy: A surgical intervention that raises the lateral canthus; it gives the eye an almond shape and improves the symmetry of the eyes. It might give freshness and interestingness to the eyes.
Benefit: Larger and more almond-shaped eyes that grab attention, exotic, and more excitingly beautiful.
11. Brow Bone Contouring and Lifting (Advanced Brow Maxxing)
What it is: The brow bone plays a leading role in framing the eyes and framing the general outline of the face. An extremely projecting brow ridge creates a more male-looking appearance; softer or arched brows are feminine.
How to fix it:
Brow Bone Contouring: This is a surgical procedure involving shaving down a highly projecting brow bone, or augmenting it as needed to create a balance of features.
Endoscopic Brow Lift: The brow is elevated with minimal scarring of the brows. It opens up the eye area and helps in creating an overall more youthful and alert look.
Benefit: Creates a more refined, youthful upper face and enhances eye expression.
12. Buccal Fat Pad Removal - Facial Contouring
What it is: Buccal fat refers to the fat of the lower cheek. An overabundance of buccal fat may lend a round or "baby face" appearance to the face, particularly in those who have fuller faces to begin with. The removal of some of this fat may contribute to a leaner and more angular look of the facial bone structure.
How to fix it:
Buccal Fat Pad Removal: This involves the making of small incisions inside the mouth, followed by the removal of a portion of the buccal fat pads. This allows one to see and define better the cheekbones and gives an appearance of a better contour with hollowed areas around the cheeks.
Advantage: Thins up the middle aspect of the face for a mid-face that is more gaunt with well-defined and sharp bony prominences of the cheek, thus giving the impression of added maturity, sophistication, and angularity to the face.
13. Chin Wing Osteotomy for extreme definition of Jawline and Chin
What it is: Chin wing osteotomy is an advanced form of surgery to enhance the chin and the whole outline of the jaw by moving the lower portion of the jaw as a single unit, including the chin and jaw angles.
How to fix it:
Chin Wing Osteotomy: This is a surgery different from a regular implant, as there are exact cuts being made down the mandible, and the bone itself is moved for added width and sharper angles. This will improve the entire lower third of the face, enhancing both the jawline and the chin simultaneously.
Benefit: Dramatic, long-lasting enhancement of the jaw line, where the chin and jawlines become more defined, masculine, and proportional.
14. Relaxing the Trapezius Muscle for Better Aesthetics of the Shoulders
The trapezius muscle, at the top of the back and shoulders, has a tendency to over-develop due to stress, poor posture, or exercise, which in turn can make people appear hunched or bulky. As you learn how to relax this muscle, you will develop an elegant, refined neck-to-shoulder transition, which is critical in framing your face and upper body.
Solution:
Botox to the Trapezius: The injections of Botox into the trapezius muscle reduce its size, improving the shoulder posture and giving the appearance of a much longer and leaner neck. This is an excellent non-surgical method for slimming down the trapezius muscle, particularly in people with trapezius hypertrophy.
Benefit: It enhances neck length, posture, and balance between the neck, shoulders, and face to visualize the grace of a more defined upper body.
15. Subtle Facial Liposuction of the Lower Face and Jowls
What it is: Fat can build up in the lower face over time, especially in the jowls, the area below the jawline and chin. This often leads to sagging and gives the impression of a heavier or older face.
How to fix it:
Facial liposuction refers to the liposuction method that is just targeted to remove small quantities of fat from the jowls and the lower face. This, in turn, sharpens the jawline and decreases sagging. It can also help with neck fat accumulation by providing a more defined contour between the neck and face.
Benefit: It helps give one a more defined lower face, makes the jawline more visible, and provides an eliminating droopy or sagging feature caused by the jowls.
16. Maxillary Advancement Surgery (Midface Harmony)
What it is: The maxillary deficiency or retruded midface is when the upper jaw is underdeveloped or set too far back, thus creating problems with regard to flat cheekbones, upper teeth being recessed, or poor aesthetic smiles. Maxillary advancement, also known as a LeFort Osteotomy, works by moving the upper jaw forward to improve facial harmony.
How to fix it:
LeFort I Osteotomy is a surgical procedure where frontward motion of the maxilla, or upper jaw, is performed, often combined with refinement of the chin or mandible. It develops midface projection, hence accentuating the malar prominence and improving the nasolabial fold.
Advantage: The midface would be well-proportionate to the lower face, while the aesthetic smile, projection of cheekbones, and facial proportion would also be well-enhanced.
17. Orbital Rim Reduction or Augmentation
What it is: The orbital rims are the bone around the eye sockets. A too-recessed or over-prominent orbital rim will provide an impression of the extent to which your eyes are deep-set or wide apart and affect the balance of your face.
How to fix it:
Orbital Rim Reduction/Augmentation: When there are overly prominent orbital bones, one may perform bone shaving to reduce their prominence. Underdeveloped rims may be corrected by augmentation through implants or fillers, improving how your eyes sit within the face.
Benefit: This creates better symmetry and balance of the eyes, lessens the "bug-eye" look, or makes deep-set eyes less hollow.
18. Lower Canthoplasty for Eye Shape Refinement
What is it: The canthus refers to the inner corner of the eye. For those whose lower eyelids droop slightly or have a "downturned" appearance, lower canthoplasty is a surgery that may be performed to elevate the outer corner of the eye and allow for improvement in symmetry and eye shape.
How to fix it:
Lower Canthoplasty: It is a surgical procedure for the modification of the tendons of the lower eyelid, hence tightening it and lifting the outer area of the eye. It corrects droopy eyelids or excessively round contours of the eyes and helps to achieve a "fox-eye" or almond-shaped appearance.
Benefit: It improves the symmetry of the eyes and allows the eyes to look more awake and fresh with an aspect of youth, without being overdone or fake.
19. Chin Reshaping with Sliding Genioplasty
What it is: A sliding genioplasty is a surgical procedure in which the chin bone is cut and moved forward or downward to enhance projection and overall facial balance. This is an alternative to chin implants and provides a more natural, bone-based correction.
How to fix it:
Sliding Genioplasty: The operation involves the translocation of the chin bone itself, rather than an implant, hence promising more natural-appearing results. Hence, the bone is moved forward to increase the advancement of the chin or is adjusted vertically to lengthen the face.
Advantage: It is permanent and medically enhances the chin naturally to improve facial balance, definition of jawline, and overall aesthetics.
20. Forehead Augmentation for Better Facial Frame
What it is: Most looksmaxxing mentions skip the foreheads, though the face-framing bone can add to or take away from other facial features. In balanced faces, there is less 'area' a flat or sloped forehead provides.
Forehead Augmentation: This involves using either implants or fat grafting to enhance the projection of the forehead in a more convex manner, balancing the rest of the face. If the forehead is too prominent, surgical contouring reduces the size of the forehead.
Benefit: Creates a more proportionate facial frame to improve how your face looks from all angles, especially in profile.

 

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1. Refining the Cervicomental Angle: The Ultimate Neck Maxxing
What it is: The cervicomental angle is the angle formed by your chin and neck. A sharper, more defined angle there means an even more impressive jawline and neck profile.
How to fix it:
Platysmaplasty: During a neck lift, attention might be given to the platysma muscle in an attempt to sharpen this angle. The neck is often one of the forgotten features; refinement here can provide an overall more refreshed look for the face.
Submental Liposuction: For those individuals with deposits of fat under the chin, submental liposuction is a less-invasive procedure to start enhancing jawline definition through the tightening of the cervicomental angle for a more chiseled appearance.
Benefit: A more cut, defined jawline and neck contribute to a leaner, more youthful appearance.
2. Zygomatic Arch Implants for Cheekbone Projection
What it is: The zygomatic arch is the bony ridge extending from your cheekbone to your ear. High, pronounced cheekbones are a marker of attractiveness, as they emphasize a V-shaped face in both men and women.
How to fix it:
Zygomatic Implants: This is an implant surgery of the cheekbones to enhance the projection of a zygomatic arch. This is other than jaw and chin implants but it has been considered to highly improve facial structure.
Benefit: Gives a more angled, symmetrical, and prominent face appearance, always associated with good social status, beauty, and youth.
3. Orbital Contour Surgery for Under-Eye Hollows
What it is: The region of the eye, more so the orbital rim, is one of the most telling features in regards to attractiveness. Sunken or hollowed eyes make an individual look fatigued and older; on the other hand, a well-supported under-eye area would rejuvenate the face.
How to fix it:
Infraorbital Rim Implants: These are implants placed along the orbital rim underneath the eye. This lifts the under-eye and hence gets rid of the hollow look. Unlike fillers, this is permanent.
Fat Grafting: Relocating fat from the rest of the body into this area underneath the eye will help restore lost volume naturally and permanently, instead of temporarily with the use of fillers.
Benefit: Smoother areas around the under-eyes, lessened dark circles, and an overall more awake and youthful appearance.
4. Mandibular Angle Augmentation (Elite-Level Jawline Maxxing)
What it is: A well-defined mandibular angle-the angle of the jaw-gives that strong, masculine jawline often associated with alpha status. It's not just about the chin; the entire lower third of the face needs to be in balance.
How to fix it:
Mandible implants: These are implants around the jawline, improving the angle of the jaw for a more square and chiseled look. This is an advance from the traditional chin implant, given that it deals with the whole mandible itself.
Jaw reduction for overly wide or disproportionate jaws: In case one's jaw is too wide or disproportionate, a surgeon may shave down the excess bone to achieve better balance in appearance.
The benefit to this would be a more powerful jawline that increases masculinity, facial symmetry, and makes one look more commanding.
5. Alar Base Reduction for Subtle Nasal Narrowing
What it is: The width of the nostrils at the base of the nose is referred to as the alar base. Even if a rhinoplasty is done well, if nostrils flare out too much, it compromises the nose aesthetics.
How to fix it:
Alar Base Reduction: This is a subtle surgery that decreases the width of the nostrils inward. It is often performed in conjunction with rhinoplasty but alone can give the nose a more narrow, refined feel without being too overt.
Benefit: Gives a more slender and symmetrical nasal structure, drawing attention away from the nostrils to other features such as the eyes or cheekbones.
6. Palate Expansion (Hidden Maxillary Insufficiency)
What it is: A narrow palate can be quite detrimental to your whole facial structure. It usually results in a narrow face, improper alignment of teeth, and even difficulty in breathing. Expanding the palate offers a wider width and symmetry in the face important for an overall well-balanced aspect of attractiveness.
How to fix it:
This is a surgical procedure in which the bone of the palate is surgically sectioned and then is slowly widened with the use of an orthodontic appliance. It is of particular effectiveness in the case of narrow or recessed maxillas.
Benefit: Widens the face, improves aesthetics of the smile, and at times gives the look of a projecting cheekbone.
7. Gonial Angle Optimization
What it is: The gonial angle is the point of the lower jaw that has an important relation to aesthetics about the contouring of the jawline. Thus, a well-defined gonial angle becomes more square and defined, while a more rounded angle has the tendency to make the face softer, less defined.
Gonial Angle Enhancement Surgery: This can be surgically shaved or augmented to provide a more pronounced and squared jaw; this is usually performed along with mandibular angle augmentation.
Benefit: More powerful and chiseled jaw that amplifies facial masculinity or symmetry.
8. Temporal Hollowing Fillers (Temple Maxxing)
What it is: The temples are often hollow with age. That makes the upper face skeletal and tired. This is one area that is most often overlooked but can play a major role in making the upper face look so much more youthful or full.
How to fix it:
Temples fillers: Performing temple fillers using dermal fillers such as hyaluronic acid rounds out the upper face and enhances the overall framing of the face.
Fat Transfer: A more permanent option in which the transference of fat from other parts of the body to the temples naturally fills out the hollow areas of your temples. This will also have the extra effect of giving the face a more youthful and full look, as those frequently left spaces are filled, adding to total facial harmony. 9. Perioral Area-Lip and Mouth Maxxing
What it is: Although most of us focus on the lips, themselves, the perioral area-a.k.a. the skin and curves surrounding the mouth-is a key part of an attractive face overall. Etched vertical lip lines, sagging corners, and a poorly defined philtrum-that grooved area between the nose and the upper lip-can make you look nastier than you need to.
Lip Lift: A surgical procedure that involves shortening of the philtrum and thereby enhances the appearance of the upper lip while giving an illusion of a more 'youthful' and 'lifted' smile. Also, Corner Lip Lift: When the corners of the mouth naturally point downward, a subtle lift can one-up for an upbeat, neutral expression. Benefit: The elevation will make the mouth and lips more inviting while improving facial balance by giving it a more youthful look.
10. Orbital Surgery for Eye Shape (Lateral Canthopexy)
What it is: The shape of your eyes plays a big role in framing your overall facial appearance. The lateral canthus can be moved to give the eye a more almond-shaped, elongated appearance, which is considered to be an attractive shape on both men and women.
How to fix it:
Lateral Canthopexy: A surgical intervention that raises the lateral canthus; it gives the eye an almond shape and improves the symmetry of the eyes. It might give freshness and interestingness to the eyes.
Benefit: Larger and more almond-shaped eyes that grab attention, exotic, and more excitingly beautiful.
11. Brow Bone Contouring and Lifting (Advanced Brow Maxxing)
What it is: The brow bone plays a leading role in framing the eyes and framing the general outline of the face. An extremely projecting brow ridge creates a more male-looking appearance; softer or arched brows are feminine.
How to fix it:
Brow Bone Contouring: This is a surgical procedure involving shaving down a highly projecting brow bone, or augmenting it as needed to create a balance of features.
Endoscopic Brow Lift: The brow is elevated with minimal scarring of the brows. It opens up the eye area and helps in creating an overall more youthful and alert look.
Benefit: Creates a more refined, youthful upper face and enhances eye expression.
12. Buccal Fat Pad Removal - Facial Contouring
What it is: Buccal fat refers to the fat of the lower cheek. An overabundance of buccal fat may lend a round or "baby face" appearance to the face, particularly in those who have fuller faces to begin with. The removal of some of this fat may contribute to a leaner and more angular look of the facial bone structure.
How to fix it:
Buccal Fat Pad Removal: This involves the making of small incisions inside the mouth, followed by the removal of a portion of the buccal fat pads. This allows one to see and define better the cheekbones and gives an appearance of a better contour with hollowed areas around the cheeks.
Advantage: Thins up the middle aspect of the face for a mid-face that is more gaunt with well-defined and sharp bony prominences of the cheek, thus giving the impression of added maturity, sophistication, and angularity to the face.
13. Chin Wing Osteotomy for extreme definition of Jawline and Chin
What it is: Chin wing osteotomy is an advanced form of surgery to enhance the chin and the whole outline of the jaw by moving the lower portion of the jaw as a single unit, including the chin and jaw angles.
How to fix it:
Chin Wing Osteotomy: This is a surgery different from a regular implant, as there are exact cuts being made down the mandible, and the bone itself is moved for added width and sharper angles. This will improve the entire lower third of the face, enhancing both the jawline and the chin simultaneously.
Benefit: Dramatic, long-lasting enhancement of the jaw line, where the chin and jawlines become more defined, masculine, and proportional.
14. Relaxing the Trapezius Muscle for Better Aesthetics of the Shoulders
The trapezius muscle, at the top of the back and shoulders, has a tendency to over-develop due to stress, poor posture, or exercise, which in turn can make people appear hunched or bulky. As you learn how to relax this muscle, you will develop an elegant, refined neck-to-shoulder transition, which is critical in framing your face and upper body.
Solution:
Botox to the Trapezius: The injections of Botox into the trapezius muscle reduce its size, improving the shoulder posture and giving the appearance of a much longer and leaner neck. This is an excellent non-surgical method for slimming down the trapezius muscle, particularly in people with trapezius hypertrophy.
Benefit: It enhances neck length, posture, and balance between the neck, shoulders, and face to visualize the grace of a more defined upper body.
15. Subtle Facial Liposuction of the Lower Face and Jowls
What it is: Fat can build up in the lower face over time, especially in the jowls, the area below the jawline and chin. This often leads to sagging and gives the impression of a heavier or older face.
How to fix it:
Facial liposuction refers to the liposuction method that is just targeted to remove small quantities of fat from the jowls and the lower face. This, in turn, sharpens the jawline and decreases sagging. It can also help with neck fat accumulation by providing a more defined contour between the neck and face.
Benefit: It helps give one a more defined lower face, makes the jawline more visible, and provides an eliminating droopy or sagging feature caused by the jowls.
16. Maxillary Advancement Surgery (Midface Harmony)
What it is: The maxillary deficiency or retruded midface is when the upper jaw is underdeveloped or set too far back, thus creating problems with regard to flat cheekbones, upper teeth being recessed, or poor aesthetic smiles. Maxillary advancement, also known as a LeFort Osteotomy, works by moving the upper jaw forward to improve facial harmony.
How to fix it:
LeFort I Osteotomy is a surgical procedure where frontward motion of the maxilla, or upper jaw, is performed, often combined with refinement of the chin or mandible. It develops midface projection, hence accentuating the malar prominence and improving the nasolabial fold.
Advantage: The midface would be well-proportionate to the lower face, while the aesthetic smile, projection of cheekbones, and facial proportion would also be well-enhanced.
17. Orbital Rim Reduction or Augmentation
What it is: The orbital rims are the bone around the eye sockets. A too-recessed or over-prominent orbital rim will provide an impression of the extent to which your eyes are deep-set or wide apart and affect the balance of your face.
How to fix it:
Orbital Rim Reduction/Augmentation: When there are overly prominent orbital bones, one may perform bone shaving to reduce their prominence. Underdeveloped rims may be corrected by augmentation through implants or fillers, improving how your eyes sit within the face.
Benefit: This creates better symmetry and balance of the eyes, lessens the "bug-eye" look, or makes deep-set eyes less hollow.
18. Lower Canthoplasty for Eye Shape Refinement
What is it: The canthus refers to the inner corner of the eye. For those whose lower eyelids droop slightly or have a "downturned" appearance, lower canthoplasty is a surgery that may be performed to elevate the outer corner of the eye and allow for improvement in symmetry and eye shape.
How to fix it:
Lower Canthoplasty: It is a surgical procedure for the modification of the tendons of the lower eyelid, hence tightening it and lifting the outer area of the eye. It corrects droopy eyelids or excessively round contours of the eyes and helps to achieve a "fox-eye" or almond-shaped appearance.
Benefit: It improves the symmetry of the eyes and allows the eyes to look more awake and fresh with an aspect of youth, without being overdone or fake.
19. Chin Reshaping with Sliding Genioplasty
What it is: A sliding genioplasty is a surgical procedure in which the chin bone is cut and moved forward or downward to enhance projection and overall facial balance. This is an alternative to chin implants and provides a more natural, bone-based correction.
How to fix it:
Sliding Genioplasty: The operation involves the translocation of the chin bone itself, rather than an implant, hence promising more natural-appearing results. Hence, the bone is moved forward to increase the advancement of the chin or is adjusted vertically to lengthen the face.
Advantage: It is permanent and medically enhances the chin naturally to improve facial balance, definition of jawline, and overall aesthetics.
20. Forehead Augmentation for Better Facial Frame
What it is: Most looksmaxxing mentions skip the foreheads, though the face-framing bone can add to or take away from other facial features. In balanced faces, there is less 'area' a flat or sloped forehead provides.
Forehead Augmentation: This involves using either implants or fat grafting to enhance the projection of the forehead in a more convex manner, balancing the rest of the face. If the forehead is too prominent, surgical contouring reduces the size of the forehead.
Benefit: Creates a more proportionate facial frame to improve how your face looks from all angles, especially in profile.

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1. Refining the Cervicomental Angle: The Ultimate Neck Maxxing
What it is: The cervicomental angle is the angle formed by your chin and neck. A sharper, more defined angle there means an even more impressive jawline and neck profile.
How to fix it:
Platysmaplasty: During a neck lift, attention might be given to the platysma muscle in an attempt to sharpen this angle. The neck is often one of the forgotten features; refinement here can provide an overall more refreshed look for the face.
Submental Liposuction: For those individuals with deposits of fat under the chin, submental liposuction is a less-invasive procedure to start enhancing jawline definition through the tightening of the cervicomental angle for a more chiseled appearance.
Benefit: A more cut, defined jawline and neck contribute to a leaner, more youthful appearance.
2. Zygomatic Arch Implants for Cheekbone Projection
What it is: The zygomatic arch is the bony ridge extending from your cheekbone to your ear. High, pronounced cheekbones are a marker of attractiveness, as they emphasize a V-shaped face in both men and women.
How to fix it:
Zygomatic Implants: This is an implant surgery of the cheekbones to enhance the projection of a zygomatic arch. This is other than jaw and chin implants but it has been considered to highly improve facial structure.
Benefit: Gives a more angled, symmetrical, and prominent face appearance, always associated with good social status, beauty, and youth.
3. Orbital Contour Surgery for Under-Eye Hollows
What it is: The region of the eye, more so the orbital rim, is one of the most telling features in regards to attractiveness. Sunken or hollowed eyes make an individual look fatigued and older; on the other hand, a well-supported under-eye area would rejuvenate the face.
How to fix it:
Infraorbital Rim Implants: These are implants placed along the orbital rim underneath the eye. This lifts the under-eye and hence gets rid of the hollow look. Unlike fillers, this is permanent.
Fat Grafting: Relocating fat from the rest of the body into this area underneath the eye will help restore lost volume naturally and permanently, instead of temporarily with the use of fillers.
Benefit: Smoother areas around the under-eyes, lessened dark circles, and an overall more awake and youthful appearance.
4. Mandibular Angle Augmentation (Elite-Level Jawline Maxxing)
What it is: A well-defined mandibular angle-the angle of the jaw-gives that strong, masculine jawline often associated with alpha status. It's not just about the chin; the entire lower third of the face needs to be in balance.
How to fix it:
Mandible implants: These are implants around the jawline, improving the angle of the jaw for a more square and chiseled look. This is an advance from the traditional chin implant, given that it deals with the whole mandible itself.
Jaw reduction for overly wide or disproportionate jaws: In case one's jaw is too wide or disproportionate, a surgeon may shave down the excess bone to achieve better balance in appearance.
The benefit to this would be a more powerful jawline that increases masculinity, facial symmetry, and makes one look more commanding.
5. Alar Base Reduction for Subtle Nasal Narrowing
What it is: The width of the nostrils at the base of the nose is referred to as the alar base. Even if a rhinoplasty is done well, if nostrils flare out too much, it compromises the nose aesthetics.
How to fix it:
Alar Base Reduction: This is a subtle surgery that decreases the width of the nostrils inward. It is often performed in conjunction with rhinoplasty but alone can give the nose a more narrow, refined feel without being too overt.
Benefit: Gives a more slender and symmetrical nasal structure, drawing attention away from the nostrils to other features such as the eyes or cheekbones.
6. Palate Expansion (Hidden Maxillary Insufficiency)
What it is: A narrow palate can be quite detrimental to your whole facial structure. It usually results in a narrow face, improper alignment of teeth, and even difficulty in breathing. Expanding the palate offers a wider width and symmetry in the face important for an overall well-balanced aspect of attractiveness.
How to fix it:
This is a surgical procedure in which the bone of the palate is surgically sectioned and then is slowly widened with the use of an orthodontic appliance. It is of particular effectiveness in the case of narrow or recessed maxillas.
Benefit: Widens the face, improves aesthetics of the smile, and at times gives the look of a projecting cheekbone.
7. Gonial Angle Optimization
What it is: The gonial angle is the point of the lower jaw that has an important relation to aesthetics about the contouring of the jawline. Thus, a well-defined gonial angle becomes more square and defined, while a more rounded angle has the tendency to make the face softer, less defined.
Gonial Angle Enhancement Surgery: This can be surgically shaved or augmented to provide a more pronounced and squared jaw; this is usually performed along with mandibular angle augmentation.
Benefit: More powerful and chiseled jaw that amplifies facial masculinity or symmetry.
8. Temporal Hollowing Fillers (Temple Maxxing)
What it is: The temples are often hollow with age. That makes the upper face skeletal and tired. This is one area that is most often overlooked but can play a major role in making the upper face look so much more youthful or full.
How to fix it:
Temples fillers: Performing temple fillers using dermal fillers such as hyaluronic acid rounds out the upper face and enhances the overall framing of the face.
Fat Transfer: A more permanent option in which the transference of fat from other parts of the body to the temples naturally fills out the hollow areas of your temples. This will also have the extra effect of giving the face a more youthful and full look, as those frequently left spaces are filled, adding to total facial harmony. 9. Perioral Area-Lip and Mouth Maxxing
What it is: Although most of us focus on the lips, themselves, the perioral area-a.k.a. the skin and curves surrounding the mouth-is a key part of an attractive face overall. Etched vertical lip lines, sagging corners, and a poorly defined philtrum-that grooved area between the nose and the upper lip-can make you look nastier than you need to.
Lip Lift: A surgical procedure that involves shortening of the philtrum and thereby enhances the appearance of the upper lip while giving an illusion of a more 'youthful' and 'lifted' smile. Also, Corner Lip Lift: When the corners of the mouth naturally point downward, a subtle lift can one-up for an upbeat, neutral expression. Benefit: The elevation will make the mouth and lips more inviting while improving facial balance by giving it a more youthful look.
10. Orbital Surgery for Eye Shape (Lateral Canthopexy)
What it is: The shape of your eyes plays a big role in framing your overall facial appearance. The lateral canthus can be moved to give the eye a more almond-shaped, elongated appearance, which is considered to be an attractive shape on both men and women.
How to fix it:
Lateral Canthopexy: A surgical intervention that raises the lateral canthus; it gives the eye an almond shape and improves the symmetry of the eyes. It might give freshness and interestingness to the eyes.
Benefit: Larger and more almond-shaped eyes that grab attention, exotic, and more excitingly beautiful.
11. Brow Bone Contouring and Lifting (Advanced Brow Maxxing)
What it is: The brow bone plays a leading role in framing the eyes and framing the general outline of the face. An extremely projecting brow ridge creates a more male-looking appearance; softer or arched brows are feminine.
How to fix it:
Brow Bone Contouring: This is a surgical procedure involving shaving down a highly projecting brow bone, or augmenting it as needed to create a balance of features.
Endoscopic Brow Lift: The brow is elevated with minimal scarring of the brows. It opens up the eye area and helps in creating an overall more youthful and alert look.
Benefit: Creates a more refined, youthful upper face and enhances eye expression.
12. Buccal Fat Pad Removal - Facial Contouring
What it is: Buccal fat refers to the fat of the lower cheek. An overabundance of buccal fat may lend a round or "baby face" appearance to the face, particularly in those who have fuller faces to begin with. The removal of some of this fat may contribute to a leaner and more angular look of the facial bone structure.
How to fix it:
Buccal Fat Pad Removal: This involves the making of small incisions inside the mouth, followed by the removal of a portion of the buccal fat pads. This allows one to see and define better the cheekbones and gives an appearance of a better contour with hollowed areas around the cheeks.
Advantage: Thins up the middle aspect of the face for a mid-face that is more gaunt with well-defined and sharp bony prominences of the cheek, thus giving the impression of added maturity, sophistication, and angularity to the face.
13. Chin Wing Osteotomy for extreme definition of Jawline and Chin
What it is: Chin wing osteotomy is an advanced form of surgery to enhance the chin and the whole outline of the jaw by moving the lower portion of the jaw as a single unit, including the chin and jaw angles.
How to fix it:
Chin Wing Osteotomy: This is a surgery different from a regular implant, as there are exact cuts being made down the mandible, and the bone itself is moved for added width and sharper angles. This will improve the entire lower third of the face, enhancing both the jawline and the chin simultaneously.
Benefit: Dramatic, long-lasting enhancement of the jaw line, where the chin and jawlines become more defined, masculine, and proportional.
14. Relaxing the Trapezius Muscle for Better Aesthetics of the Shoulders
The trapezius muscle, at the top of the back and shoulders, has a tendency to over-develop due to stress, poor posture, or exercise, which in turn can make people appear hunched or bulky. As you learn how to relax this muscle, you will develop an elegant, refined neck-to-shoulder transition, which is critical in framing your face and upper body.
Solution:
Botox to the Trapezius: The injections of Botox into the trapezius muscle reduce its size, improving the shoulder posture and giving the appearance of a much longer and leaner neck. This is an excellent non-surgical method for slimming down the trapezius muscle, particularly in people with trapezius hypertrophy.
Benefit: It enhances neck length, posture, and balance between the neck, shoulders, and face to visualize the grace of a more defined upper body.
15. Subtle Facial Liposuction of the Lower Face and Jowls
What it is: Fat can build up in the lower face over time, especially in the jowls, the area below the jawline and chin. This often leads to sagging and gives the impression of a heavier or older face.
How to fix it:
Facial liposuction refers to the liposuction method that is just targeted to remove small quantities of fat from the jowls and the lower face. This, in turn, sharpens the jawline and decreases sagging. It can also help with neck fat accumulation by providing a more defined contour between the neck and face.
Benefit: It helps give one a more defined lower face, makes the jawline more visible, and provides an eliminating droopy or sagging feature caused by the jowls.
16. Maxillary Advancement Surgery (Midface Harmony)
What it is: The maxillary deficiency or retruded midface is when the upper jaw is underdeveloped or set too far back, thus creating problems with regard to flat cheekbones, upper teeth being recessed, or poor aesthetic smiles. Maxillary advancement, also known as a LeFort Osteotomy, works by moving the upper jaw forward to improve facial harmony.
How to fix it:
LeFort I Osteotomy is a surgical procedure where frontward motion of the maxilla, or upper jaw, is performed, often combined with refinement of the chin or mandible. It develops midface projection, hence accentuating the malar prominence and improving the nasolabial fold.
Advantage: The midface would be well-proportionate to the lower face, while the aesthetic smile, projection of cheekbones, and facial proportion would also be well-enhanced.
17. Orbital Rim Reduction or Augmentation
What it is: The orbital rims are the bone around the eye sockets. A too-recessed or over-prominent orbital rim will provide an impression of the extent to which your eyes are deep-set or wide apart and affect the balance of your face.
How to fix it:
Orbital Rim Reduction/Augmentation: When there are overly prominent orbital bones, one may perform bone shaving to reduce their prominence. Underdeveloped rims may be corrected by augmentation through implants or fillers, improving how your eyes sit within the face.
Benefit: This creates better symmetry and balance of the eyes, lessens the "bug-eye" look, or makes deep-set eyes less hollow.
18. Lower Canthoplasty for Eye Shape Refinement
What is it: The canthus refers to the inner corner of the eye. For those whose lower eyelids droop slightly or have a "downturned" appearance, lower canthoplasty is a surgery that may be performed to elevate the outer corner of the eye and allow for improvement in symmetry and eye shape.
How to fix it:
Lower Canthoplasty: It is a surgical procedure for the modification of the tendons of the lower eyelid, hence tightening it and lifting the outer area of the eye. It corrects droopy eyelids or excessively round contours of the eyes and helps to achieve a "fox-eye" or almond-shaped appearance.
Benefit: It improves the symmetry of the eyes and allows the eyes to look more awake and fresh with an aspect of youth, without being overdone or fake.
19. Chin Reshaping with Sliding Genioplasty
What it is: A sliding genioplasty is a surgical procedure in which the chin bone is cut and moved forward or downward to enhance projection and overall facial balance. This is an alternative to chin implants and provides a more natural, bone-based correction.
How to fix it:
Sliding Genioplasty: The operation involves the translocation of the chin bone itself, rather than an implant, hence promising more natural-appearing results. Hence, the bone is moved forward to increase the advancement of the chin or is adjusted vertically to lengthen the face.
Advantage: It is permanent and medically enhances the chin naturally to improve facial balance, definition of jawline, and overall aesthetics.
20. Forehead Augmentation for Better Facial Frame
What it is: Most looksmaxxing mentions skip the foreheads, though the face-framing bone can add to or take away from other facial features. In balanced faces, there is less 'area' a flat or sloped forehead provides.
Forehead Augmentation: This involves using either implants or fat grafting to enhance the projection of the forehead in a more convex manner, balancing the rest of the face. If the forehead is too prominent, surgical contouring reduces the size of the forehead.
Benefit: Creates a more proportionate facial frame to improve how your face looks from all angles, especially in profile.

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