Surgery plan

[avenox]

• Buccul fat removal
• Veneers
• Facegenics Maxillary Expander
• Lip lift
• Full face titanium implants (brow ridge, forehead, jaw, zygos, chin, drop down ramus, orbitals.)
• Surgically assisted mandibular expansion
• Medial Canthoplasty
• Lateral Canthoplasty
• Trimax (LeFort 2)
• Occipital and paratiel Implants
• Top lip implant
• Orbital Box Osteotomy ( i have a slight uneven icd.)
• Lateral commissuroplasty
• Limb Lengthening (6 inches)
• Stroma
• Pre & para nasal implants
• Eye brow transplant

@pope most of these are just further accuentuate my features, like implants.

 

[pashtunnigga1]

how u gonna fund

 

[avenox]

how u gonna fund

House

 

[avenox]

bump

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

Nice troll

 

[avenox]

Nice troll

Why?

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

Why?

You're not getting these and it would be incredibly retarded for anyone to do so

 

[avenox]

You're not getting these and it would be incredibly retarded for anyone to do so

I am

 

[Deleted member 110192]

• Buccul fat removal
• Veneers
• Facegenics Maxillary Expander
• Lip lift
• Full face titanium implants (brow ridge, forehead, jaw, zygos, chin, drop down ramus, orbitals.)
• Surgically assisted mandibular expansion
• Medial Canthoplasty
• Lateral Canthoplasty
• Trimax (LeFort 2)
• Occipital and paratiel Implants
• Top lip implant
• Orbital Box Osteotomy ( i have a slight uneven icd.)
• Lateral commissuroplasty
• Limb Lengthening (6 inches)
• Stroma
• Pre & para nasal implants
• Eye brow transplant

@pope most of these are just further accuentuate my features, like implants.

Yeah bro I have dreams too…

 

[Mainlander]

Just poison and Kill your parents for money theory

 

[avenox]

Just poison and Kill your parents for money theory

Just sell a house theory (thats how im paying for these)

 

[𝚑𝚊𝚛𝚛|𝚜𝚜𝚘𝚗]

Just sell a house theory (thats how im paying for these)

Worth of the house?

 

[avenox]

Worth of the house?

Yes

 

[𝚑𝚊𝚛𝚛|𝚜𝚜𝚘𝚗]

Yes

I meant price of the house retard

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

I am

No, you're not

If you go through with that many procedures, you're far more likely to end up severely botched — or worse, dead. Studies show 20-30% complication rates for facial ops, rising with multiples due to scar tissue and weakened healing.

Surgery can be useful when it’s carefully and strategically planned. But every procedure carries risk — and that risk compounds with each additional surgery. You need to think in terms of risk-to-reward. Aim for the absolute minimum number of surgeries needed to achieve a meaningful improvement.

Every invasive procedure increases your chances of permanent complications, like nerve damage or asymmetry. These outcomes aren’t rare — they’re common once you go past a certain threshold. Irreversible nerve damage is usually inevitable.

Look into people who attempted even a third of the surgeries you're considering. Many of them are permanently disfigured — no exaggeration. There’s no coming back from that.

If you have money, locationmax instead of gambling your face and health on irreversible procedures.

If you're serious, send a photo. We can look at it objectively and figure out the smallest number of interventions that could actually benefit you.

 

[avenox]

No, you're not

If you go through with that many procedures, you're far more likely to end up severely botched — or worse, dead. Studies show 20-30% complication rates for facial ops, rising with multiples due to scar tissue and weakened healing.

Surgery can be useful when it’s carefully and strategically planned. But every procedure carries risk — and that risk compounds with each additional surgery. You need to think in terms of risk-to-reward. Aim for the absolute minimum number of surgeries needed to achieve a meaningful improvement.

Every invasive procedure increases your chances of permanent complications, like nerve damage or asymmetry. These outcomes aren’t rare — they’re common once you go past a certain threshold. Irreversible nerve damage is usually irreversible.

Look into people who attempted even a third of the surgeries you're considering. Many of them are permanently disfigured — no exaggeration. There’s no coming back from that.

If you have money, locationmax instead of gambling your face and health on irreversible procedures.

If you're serious, send a photo. We can look at it objectively and figure out the smallest number of interventions that could actually benefit you.

Ill be fine

 

[Sicilian Cyclops]

 

[avenox]

Bump

 

[avenox]

Bump

 

[johnjohnson96]

Yea you only have to sell you house and sell your parents to slavery to fund this

 

[johnjohnson96]

Just poison and Kill your parents for money theory

Better yet just sell them to slavery

 

[AustrianMogger]

No, you're not

If you go through with that many procedures, you're far more likely to end up severely botched — or worse, dead. Studies show 20-30% complication rates for facial ops, rising with multiples due to scar tissue and weakened healing.

Surgery can be useful when it’s carefully and strategically planned. But every procedure carries risk — and that risk compounds with each additional surgery. You need to think in terms of risk-to-reward. Aim for the absolute minimum number of surgeries needed to achieve a meaningful improvement.

Every invasive procedure increases your chances of permanent complications, like nerve damage or asymmetry. These outcomes aren’t rare — they’re common once you go past a certain threshold. Irreversible nerve damage is usually inevitable.

Look into people who attempted even a third of the surgeries you're considering. Many of them are permanently disfigured — no exaggeration. There’s no coming back from that.

If you have money, locationmax instead of gambling your face and health on irreversible procedures.

If you're serious, send a photo. We can look at it objectively and figure out the smallest number of interventions that could actually benefit you.

Source: asspocket of mother

 

[Deleted member 76261]

• Buccul fat removal
• Veneers
• Facegenics Maxillary Expander
• Lip lift
• Full face titanium implants (brow ridge, forehead, jaw, zygos, chin, drop down ramus, orbitals.)
• Surgically assisted mandibular expansion
• Medial Canthoplasty
• Lateral Canthoplasty
• Trimax (LeFort 2)
• Occipital and paratiel Implants
• Top lip implant
• Orbital Box Osteotomy ( i have a slight uneven icd.)
• Lateral commissuroplasty
• Limb Lengthening (6 inches)
• Stroma
• Pre & para nasal implants
• Eye brow transplant

@pope most of these are just further accuentuate my features, like implants.

Bro LMAO

where do u get the money from??