SteveRogers
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As everyone knows, I’ve gone to massive lengths to achieve O’Pry tier hunter eyes, botox, fat grafting, EVERY cope etc.
The results have been decent, but I’m still yet to achieve proper, straight, horizontal, draped FULL hooding. Why?
Been deep diving for months and I think I’ve finally found the procedure that changes everything. It’s basically a modified upper bleph but without any of the gay shit - no skin removal, no fat removal, no skin tightening.
The concept is simple: most people have an insanely tight orbital retaining ligament, which stops the fat under the brow from naturally draping over the upper lid. Botox can kinda mimic the look, but if that ligament’s tight, all Botox does is drag your eyebrow down without giving that soft hooded “fat shelf.”
Want to know if you have it? Right now, place your finger 2cm above your eyebrows and push down, if your eyebrow rolls in to your orbital bone OR the supraorbital fat lowers less than the brow - you have a tight ligament. Note that almost every single person with low set brows has this - if you have high set brows then a simple frontalis botox session will grant you superior results - since you want your brows to lower in conjunction to the supraorbital fat.
The fix? A micro-release of the superior orbital / brow-retaining ligament. That’s it. They go in, bluntly release that tether, and the fat pad finally drops into position. Instant hooding, zero UEE (though you can request less of a loosening in order to retain a slight amount of UEE) pure hunter eyes.
It isn’t unreasonable to expect O’Pry tier hooding from this.
Surgeons already do this inside some blephs without realising that’s the exact part creating the aesthetic we want. Minimal swelling, almost no downtime - take me for example; after my fat grafting, I had to take 6-8 months off the gym, had a super puffy face for about 2 months, spent THOUSANDS, only to have a very subtle result, I wasn’t firm enough with my desired result - don’t get me wrong, it wasn’t a waste, but in hindsight I could’ve spent the same amount of money just from the flights and accommodation just to have this done locally for a far superior result…
I’m in the process of organising mine soon. This might actually be the biggest breakthrough I’ve seen in the hooding / hunter eye space EVER.
If you’re looking for results, you won’t find any, women are retarded (repeal the 19th amendment asap btw) and thus they go to surgeons to looksmin, meaning that surgeons are brainwashed to be reluctant for this kind of stuff, and I only stumbled upon this reading a specific study.
I will post my results inside of this thread when I have this done, which will conclude my looksmaxxing experience 6+ years after initially logging on.
Please no retarded questions, read the fucking thread or ask ChatGPT nigga.
As a side note, the lower area of this ligament (the whole thing is called orbicularis retaining ligament, but we’re concerned with the superior / brow retaining for holding) can be released to soften under eye hollows, remember, this ligament essentially sucks the fat pads into the inside of the orbital bone.
It’s part of the reason why many people with hooded eyes also happen to have less under eye hollows - it’s also synonymous with a superior shaped orbital bone - we’re essentially mimicking the outcome of superior bones.
The results have been decent, but I’m still yet to achieve proper, straight, horizontal, draped FULL hooding. Why?
Been deep diving for months and I think I’ve finally found the procedure that changes everything. It’s basically a modified upper bleph but without any of the gay shit - no skin removal, no fat removal, no skin tightening.
The concept is simple: most people have an insanely tight orbital retaining ligament, which stops the fat under the brow from naturally draping over the upper lid. Botox can kinda mimic the look, but if that ligament’s tight, all Botox does is drag your eyebrow down without giving that soft hooded “fat shelf.”
Want to know if you have it? Right now, place your finger 2cm above your eyebrows and push down, if your eyebrow rolls in to your orbital bone OR the supraorbital fat lowers less than the brow - you have a tight ligament. Note that almost every single person with low set brows has this - if you have high set brows then a simple frontalis botox session will grant you superior results - since you want your brows to lower in conjunction to the supraorbital fat.
The fix? A micro-release of the superior orbital / brow-retaining ligament. That’s it. They go in, bluntly release that tether, and the fat pad finally drops into position. Instant hooding, zero UEE (though you can request less of a loosening in order to retain a slight amount of UEE) pure hunter eyes.
It isn’t unreasonable to expect O’Pry tier hooding from this.
Surgeons already do this inside some blephs without realising that’s the exact part creating the aesthetic we want. Minimal swelling, almost no downtime - take me for example; after my fat grafting, I had to take 6-8 months off the gym, had a super puffy face for about 2 months, spent THOUSANDS, only to have a very subtle result, I wasn’t firm enough with my desired result - don’t get me wrong, it wasn’t a waste, but in hindsight I could’ve spent the same amount of money just from the flights and accommodation just to have this done locally for a far superior result…
I’m in the process of organising mine soon. This might actually be the biggest breakthrough I’ve seen in the hooding / hunter eye space EVER.
If you’re looking for results, you won’t find any, women are retarded (repeal the 19th amendment asap btw) and thus they go to surgeons to looksmin, meaning that surgeons are brainwashed to be reluctant for this kind of stuff, and I only stumbled upon this reading a specific study.
I will post my results inside of this thread when I have this done, which will conclude my looksmaxxing experience 6+ years after initially logging on.
Please no retarded questions, read the fucking thread or ask ChatGPT nigga.
As a side note, the lower area of this ligament (the whole thing is called orbicularis retaining ligament, but we’re concerned with the superior / brow retaining for holding) can be released to soften under eye hollows, remember, this ligament essentially sucks the fat pads into the inside of the orbital bone.
It’s part of the reason why many people with hooded eyes also happen to have less under eye hollows - it’s also synonymous with a superior shaped orbital bone - we’re essentially mimicking the outcome of superior bones.
