Under eye support

[Deleted member 16822]

I wonder if the under eye support are just infraorbital rim or soft tissue too. Good under eye support creates that tight straight lowereyelid, so my question is that can fat or muscles under eye also create good under eye support and therefore tight straight lowereyelid, which contribute to desired almond shaped eyes? A lot of people who are fat has good under eye support and often almond shaped eyes (due to being fat ass not moger orbital rims). If that’s true infraorbital rim isn’t needed and u can just get fat graft

 

[Lygodactylus]

I want to get both tbh. One after the other.

 

[Deleted member 16822]

I want to get both tbh. One after the other.

I was thinking if infraorbital rim implant is really necessary if u could have the same desired almond shaped eyes just by soft tissue

 

[Lygodactylus]

I was thinking if infraorbital rim implant is really necessary if u could have the same desired almond shaped eyes just by soft tissue

Interesting, well anyway I plan to have the blepharopasty before the implants so I think I can find out in advance that if I need implants or not

 

[damnit]

yes there is such thing as overtraining the orbicularis oculi muscle so it raises the lid naturally without squinchint/squinting but its very tough to achieve. Better do canthopexy/plasty with or without grafts/implants.

 

[Tallooksmaxxer]

what was the name of this guy?

 

[Tallooksmaxxer]

yes there is such thing as overtraining the orbicularis oculi muscle so it raises the lid naturally without squinchint/squinting but its very tough to achieve. Better do canthopexy/plasty with or without grafts/implants.

i do it, right after swelling it looks really good tbh. you should be consistent about it and be able to do it many times in a day.

Canthopexy can look uncanny.

 

[Elvisandreaa]

i do it, right after swelling it looks really good tbh. you should be consistent about it and be able to do it many times in a day.

Canthopexy can look uncanny.

do you have a tutorial frate?

 

[damnit]

do you have a tutorial frate?

just hookmax theory

(PDF) MRI findings of orbicularis oculi hypertrophy due to heavy resistance training on the inferior orbital rim

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@Tallooksmaxxer

 

[Tallooksmaxxer]

do you have a tutorial frate?

i am too high inhib to make a video but let me explain :

you just tense your malaris and blink until when the muscles are tired and you can barely do it.

You should be careful about tensing your malaris because only blinking wont do shit. The muscles on your cheekbones should move when you blink.

 

[Deleted member 18244]

I was thinking if infraorbital rim implant is really necessary if u could have the same desired almond shaped eyes just by soft tissue

Thats one of the great mysteries of this site, do eyelid exercises tighten lower eyelid. I think it’s cope but a lot of people think it worms

 

[Deleted member 7580]

Orbs under eyes are bad , look at his dark circles.. it has nothing to do it’s tightness

 

[MrRubiks]

It's the infraorbital rim. I'm actually getting this surgery (along with supras) with Pagnoni in about a month.

 

[MrRubiks]

The guy in the OP has a mediocre lower third at best but is still Chad because of the eyes. imo eyes > jawline.

 

[Lihito]

i do it, right after swelling it looks really good tbh. you should be consistent about it and be able to do it many times in a day.

Canthopexy can look uncanny.

Bro pls put up routine my eyes are shit

 

[Lihito]

i am too high inhib to make a video but let me explain :

you just tense your malaris and blink until when the muscles are tired and you can barely do it.

You should be careful about tensing your malaris because only blinking wont do shit. The muscles on your cheekbones should move when you blink.

Twhat is malaris?

 

[Tallooksmaxxer]

Bro pls put up routine my eyes are shit

i dont have routine. just try to do it as much as you can in the early hours of the day. when you do it at night it doesnt do shit, swelling at best if you are lucky. i think its about metabolism and melatonin.

do it until when it hurts too much you can barely close your eyes. when you do it until it hurts, you will see a very good temporary results which is motivating, doubt if you can achive that much permanently tho.

you should give a try to ice hooding too. ice hooding alone makes my eyes appear hunterish. do it in the morning. it dont do shit when you are sleepy af at 11 pm.

Twhat is malaris?

its a mucle around your orbitals and cheeks.

 

[Deleted member 19576]

If you under eyes looks dark in photos. They will look triple as dark in Irl.

 

[Lihito]

i dont have routine. just try to do it as much as you can in the early hours of the day. when you do it at night it doesnt do shit, swelling at best if you are lucky. i think its about metabolism and melatonin.

do it until when it hurts too much you can barely close your eyes. when you do it until it hurts, you will see a very good temporary results which is motivating, doubt if you can achive that much permanently tho.

you should give a try to ice hooding too. ice hooding alone makes my eyes appear hunterish. do it in the morning. it dont do shit when you are sleepy af at 11 pm.


its a mucle around your orbitals and cheeks.

Nah i meant how to do it


Ice hooding moggs

 

[Tallooksmaxxer]

Nah i meant how to do it


Ice hooding moggs

you repplied my message up there.

 

[md042601]

Have you guys seen this result? It’s without infra orbital rim

 

[twilight]

The guy in the OP has a mediocre lower third at best but is still Chad because of the eyes. imo eyes > jawline.

did you get the surgery

 

[Deleted member 18849]

did you get the surgery

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