The overlooked importance and role of the periorbital contour in craniofacial aesthetics

bonesmashing should do the trick
 
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So basically infraorbital/supraorbital implants + rhino if they didn't ascend you it's over
more surgeries = bigger risk of fucking up harmony
 
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Did you copy @RealSurgerymax lol?
 
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Did you copy @RealSurgerymax lol?
used it for inspo added a lot from my own since there isnt a thread on the forum talking about this topic
 
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● Strong soft tissue ligament anchorage
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● Tissue composition and supraorbital fat pads
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Elaborate more on these two bullet points , especially the former and how do they directly impact aesthetics


Excellent thread btw, would like you to make more in depth threads on the orbitals/canthuses, intercranium, etc

Where did you find this picture btw? source?
 
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Elaborate more on these two bullet points , especially the former and how do they directly impact aesthetics


Excellent thread btw, would like you to make more in depth threads on the orbitals/canthuses, intercranium, etc


Where did you find this picture btw? source?
Elaborate more on these two bullet points , especially the former and how do they directly impact aesthetics


Excellent thread btw, would like you to make more in depth threads on the orbitals/canthuses, intercranium, etc


Where did you find this picture btw? so
what that point means is that proper and firm soft tissue support in the forehead and supraobrital region contribute largely to an attractive contour. that's exactly why botox is so used in that area to halt aging effects like wrinkles and a droopy impression. in the same way that ptosis and upper eyelid exposure can be linked to a weak levator muscle. I have a theory that by running test you could theoretically partially improve this since extremely high levels of test even without mechanical impact on the muscle result in hypertrophy and growth but I'm just thinking it out

these regions are talked about mostly in plastic surgery, brow lifts play a crucial role in this since youre basically just making a cut through the forehead and reajusting and moving soft tissue and muscle ligaments upwards and removing fat

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● The periorbital contour or so-called naso-orbital contour is the silhouette that can be traced reaching out from the supraorbital rim down to the alar crease of the nose, as such:

View attachment 2202144View attachment 2202163

● These contours in specific are aesthetic and look attractive, as opposed to this:

View attachment 2202297View attachment 2202321

● Upper eyelid exposure actually doesn't contribute to this failo:

View attachment 2202358
View attachment 2202360
(still looks like shit)

● Poor periorbital contour also implicates in lack of angularity in the orbital region:
View attachment 2202401angle peaks at 1/2 of the supra rim and has a curved contour


View attachment 2202420angle peaks at 3/4 of the supra rim and is more linear predominant

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● So what exactly makes or breaks an ideal contour?

● Wide frontal bone breadth
ICd1.78GSCbo0cY05nmsxQ.png
US%20Globes%2017_377.jpg

● Good brow ridge protuberance
main-qimg-2ad049ffa44cc690145e8dcc837a6fb8-lq

● Alar width (ideally should be 1:1 ratio to intercanthal width)
View attachment 2202485View attachment 2202488
● Proper facial fifths
View attachment 2202495
● Symmetrical dorsal line figure

revision-rhinoplasty-bydr-dara-liotta-nyc-012.jpg
images

● Positively tilted and thick brows
1220182717f0b2f5e91b685bcafde73f.jpg

● Strong soft tissue ligament anchorage
View attachment 2202552
● Tissue composition and supraorbital fat pads
View attachment 2202564
10-1055-b-006-160161_c002_f018.jpg

● Craniofacial skeletal support
View attachment 2202567
● Forward grown skeletal nasion and glabella
CO-00008.jpg

● Positive orbital vector (more likely to not have a recessed upper maxilla)
1659608907490-png.1808365


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● What peak contour looks like:
View attachment 2202609

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● How can I improve?


Supraorbital fat grafting and implants
Facial yoga and gua sha (?) probably cope tho idk
Theoretical facial bone growth
Facial muscle hypertrophy
Botox
Rhino and septoplasty
Eyebrow lift or transplant
Forehead and brow bone implants

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brutal speciesmog
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This doesn't meet the word count bhai
 
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OVER theres a word count for botb? what is it?
Read the rubric here:
 
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Read the rubric here:
oh okay thanks for letting me know bhai

do you think you could make an exception since its highly informative and no one ever talked about this here before and I replaced the 500 words with mainly images tho? totally understand if not regardless
 
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oh okay thanks for letting me know bhai

do you think you could make an exception since its highly informative and no one ever talked about this here before and I replaced the 500 words with mainly images tho? totally understand if not regardless
No exceptions. Your other thread was built to be in the BOTB. That is what we want to see more of there, it was golden!

This thread can't make it though. I can't let quality standards slip because then it becomes a slippery slope where others point out bad quality BOTB threads to justify their reason as to why their thread should be there.
 
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good quality thread did read
 
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Who gives a shit because you can't find a decent surgeon to do anything about it.
 
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my browridge situation is weird as hell

Eyes are very deep set, even more than this guy's by a couple mm's

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But my forehead 'bump' is very short in stature, resulting in a mostly straight line. Plus my nose bridge is too high and 'forward' to have that inward effect. All of that basically results in almost no curve in the silhouette of the supraorbital + nasion area, when in profile.
 
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This is in my personal BOTB. I didn't realise until now what a great threads you make.
 
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Is barrett lack of brow ridge protuberance?
 
● The periorbital contour or so-called naso-orbital contour is the silhouette that can be traced reaching out from the supraorbital rim down to the alar crease of the nose, as such:

View attachment 2202144View attachment 2202163

● These contours in specific are aesthetic and look attractive, as opposed to this:

View attachment 2202297View attachment 2202321

● Upper eyelid exposure actually doesn't contribute to this failo:

View attachment 2202358
View attachment 2202360
(still looks like shit)

● Poor periorbital contour also implicates in lack of angularity in the orbital region:
View attachment 2202401angle peaks at 1/2 of the supra rim and has a curved contour


View attachment 2202420angle peaks at 3/4 of the supra rim and is more linear predominant

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● So what exactly makes or breaks an ideal contour?

● Wide frontal bone breadth
ICd1.78GSCbo0cY05nmsxQ.png
US%20Globes%2017_377.jpg

● Good brow ridge protuberance
main-qimg-2ad049ffa44cc690145e8dcc837a6fb8-lq

● Alar width (ideally should be 1:1 ratio to intercanthal width)
View attachment 2202485View attachment 2202488
● Proper facial fifths
View attachment 2202495
● Symmetrical dorsal line figure

revision-rhinoplasty-bydr-dara-liotta-nyc-012.jpg
images

● Positively tilted and thick brows
1220182717f0b2f5e91b685bcafde73f.jpg

● Strong soft tissue ligament anchorage
View attachment 2202552
● Tissue composition and supraorbital fat pads
View attachment 2202564
10-1055-b-006-160161_c002_f018.jpg

● Craniofacial skeletal support
View attachment 2202567
● Forward grown skeletal nasion and glabella
CO-00008.jpg

● Positive orbital vector (more likely to not have a recessed upper maxilla)
1659608907490-png.1808365


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● What peak contour looks like:
View attachment 2202609

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● How can I improve?


Supraorbital fat grafting and implants
Facial yoga and gua sha (?) probably cope tho idk
Theoretical facial bone growth
Facial muscle hypertrophy
Botox
Rhino and septoplasty
Eyebrow lift or transplant
Forehead and brow bone implants

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brutal speciesmog
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can I DM you my eyes and you rate my contour?
 
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Lmao. So basically it's just genetics again
 
I wanted to read this mang :feelsbadman: @garoupilled_
 
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● The periorbital contour or so-called naso-orbital contour is the silhouette that can be traced reaching out from the supraorbital rim down to the alar crease of the nose, as such:

View attachment 2202144View attachment 2202163

● These contours in specific are aesthetic and look attractive, as opposed to this:

View attachment 2202297View attachment 2202321

● Upper eyelid exposure actually doesn't contribute to this failo:

View attachment 2202358
View attachment 2202360
(still looks like shit)

● Poor periorbital contour also implicates in lack of angularity in the orbital region:
View attachment 2202401angle peaks at 1/2 of the supra rim and has a curved contour


View attachment 2202420angle peaks at 3/4 of the supra rim and is more linear predominant

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

● So what exactly makes or breaks an ideal contour?

● Wide frontal bone breadth
ICd1.78GSCbo0cY05nmsxQ.png
US%20Globes%2017_377.jpg

● Good brow ridge protuberance
main-qimg-2ad049ffa44cc690145e8dcc837a6fb8-lq

● Alar width (ideally should be 1:1 ratio to intercanthal width)
View attachment 2202485View attachment 2202488
● Proper facial fifths
View attachment 2202495
● Symmetrical dorsal line figure

revision-rhinoplasty-bydr-dara-liotta-nyc-012.jpg
images

● Positively tilted and thick brows
1220182717f0b2f5e91b685bcafde73f.jpg

● Strong soft tissue ligament anchorage
View attachment 2202552
● Tissue composition and supraorbital fat pads
View attachment 2202564
10-1055-b-006-160161_c002_f018.jpg

● Craniofacial skeletal support
View attachment 2202567
● Forward grown skeletal nasion and glabella
CO-00008.jpg

● Positive orbital vector (more likely to not have a recessed upper maxilla)
1659608907490-png.1808365


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● What peak contour looks like:
View attachment 2202609

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● How can I improve?


Supraorbital fat grafting and implants
Facial yoga and gua sha (?) probably cope tho idk
Theoretical facial bone growth
Facial muscle hypertrophy
Botox
Rhino and septoplasty
Eyebrow lift or transplant
Forehead and brow bone implants

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brutal speciesmog
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glad I mog
 
Weirdly enough, slavs mog in this specific aspect
 
● The periorbital contour or so-called naso-orbital contour is the silhouette that can be traced reaching out from the supraorbital rim down to the alar crease of the nose, as such:

View attachment 2202144View attachment 2202163

● These contours in specific are aesthetic and look attractive, as opposed to this:

View attachment 2202297View attachment 2202321

● Upper eyelid exposure actually doesn't contribute to this failo:

View attachment 2202358
View attachment 2202360
(still looks like shit)

● Poor periorbital contour also implicates in lack of angularity in the orbital region:
View attachment 2202401angle peaks at 1/2 of the supra rim and has a curved contour


View attachment 2202420angle peaks at 3/4 of the supra rim and is more linear predominant

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● So what exactly makes or breaks an ideal contour?

● Wide frontal bone breadth
ICd1.78GSCbo0cY05nmsxQ.png
US%20Globes%2017_377.jpg

● Good brow ridge protuberance
main-qimg-2ad049ffa44cc690145e8dcc837a6fb8-lq

● Alar width (ideally should be 1:1 ratio to intercanthal width)
View attachment 2202485View attachment 2202488
● Proper facial fifths
View attachment 2202495
● Symmetrical dorsal line figure

revision-rhinoplasty-bydr-dara-liotta-nyc-012.jpg
images

● Positively tilted and thick brows
1220182717f0b2f5e91b685bcafde73f.jpg

● Strong soft tissue ligament anchorage
View attachment 2202552
● Tissue composition and supraorbital fat pads
View attachment 2202564
10-1055-b-006-160161_c002_f018.jpg

● Craniofacial skeletal support
View attachment 2202567
● Forward grown skeletal nasion and glabella
CO-00008.jpg

● Positive orbital vector (more likely to not have a recessed upper maxilla)
1659608907490-png.1808365


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

● What peak contour looks like:
View attachment 2202609

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● How can I improve?


Supraorbital fat grafting and implants
Facial yoga and gua sha (?) probably cope tho idk
Theoretical facial bone growth
Facial muscle hypertrophy
Botox
Rhino and septoplasty
Eyebrow lift or transplant
Forehead and brow bone implants

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brutal speciesmog
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so what surgery helps to achieve this look?
 
Title looks truly autistic and it's a theory fcking thread no studies no nothing.

This site truly is something.

Won't read but from the quick scrolling looks legit
 
Aka T zone, it had been known in Korea for decades
 
trying to reverse the negative orbital vector with implants will look uncanny. Also idk how’d you reduce the alar width with a feasible rhino that won’t make you look botched. Since it’ll need to be open in order to do that. But if you do it closed it won’t look uncanny just might not see a drastic noticeable change.
 
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trying to reverse the negative orbital vector with implants will look uncanny. Also idk how’d you reduce the alar width with a feasible rhino that won’t make you look botched. Since it’ll need to be open in order to do that. But if you do it closed it won’t look uncanny just might not see a drastic noticeable change.
Which surgeries did you got?
 
Which surgeries did you got?
None. Just seen too many cases of weird looking individuals. Implants in the cheek area for a man almost always look weird. If you look at some bimbos who cover it up with makeup u can see it as well. Normies can tell but don’t know where to put there finger. Being pilled you analyze those faces and then know what looks normal or not.
The ones that you can’t tell much change are American celebrities who go to highly priced American surgeons like Tom cruise. Also a lot of them do slight modifications not the whole bimax and implants meme where you’ll look like a Barbie Ken doll.
 
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Lmfao op asks me in dm if I need a consultation. I say no just your opinion on my comment. *op proceeds to delete the message without answer*
 
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