What makes this eye area so brutal

[Deleted member 20914]

unironically over for me until I tabanmaxx

 

[cmybk]

UEE + NCT + droopy eyelid + unibrow + light eyebrows
Color doesn't mean anything here

 

[Deleted member 16501]

bad pfl

 

[LowTrust]

need upper eyelid fat graft, darker eyebrows, lower eyelid retraction, darker longer eyelashes

 

[Deleted member 20914]

UEE + NCT + droopy eyelid + unibrow + light eyebrows
Color doesn't mean anything here

what about protrusion, would you say orbital decompression would be justified, I know you are only a greycel so maybe others can chime in.

thanks

 

[Sens]

NCT and UEE, bad lower eyelid, medial canthus could be better, brows and lashes are to light, color is also shit

 

[Artemis]

unironically over for me until I tabanmaxx

Lower eyelid retraction alone. You don't actually have any other real failo it seems, though i don't see your eyes in profile. If they are shallower than 1.3cm from brow ridge edge, then periorbital implants or OD could be indicated.

 

[Deleted member 20914]

Lower eyelid retraction alone. You don't actually have any other real failo it seems, though i don't see your eyes in profile. If they are shallower than 1.3cm from brow ridge edge, then periorbital implants or OD could be indicated.

Thanks man, where does the 1.3cm figure come from?

 

[Artemis]

Thanks man, where does the 1.3cm figure come from?

From Yaremchuk. It distinguishes "deep set" and "shallow set" aka "bug" eyes.

 

[Deleted member 20914]

From Yaremchuk.

Ty

 

[Deleted member 20914]

From Yaremchuk. It distinguishes "deep set" and "shallow set" aka "bug" eyes.

One more thing, when I look at my eyes it is quite obvious that my left eye (left in pic as well -> it has been flipped) is significantly more droopy than the other, and it looks super asymmetrical.

Was this obvious to you or am I just being obsessive

 

[Artemis]

One more thing, when I look at my eyes it is quite obvious that my left eye (left in pic as well -> it has been flipped) is significantly more droopy than the other, and it looks super asymmetrical.

Was this obvious to you or am I just being obsessive

No, obsessive. I don't even notice it when i open the pic the second time. No idea where you c this "significantly more droopy".

Is it how your upper eyelids always? Or it is just a photo?

Anyways, after the lower eyelid retraction repair, if it does not look harmonious, then ptosis repair on both eyes.

 

[szolliontaraelis]

what about protrusion, would you say orbital decompression would be justified, I know you are only a greycel so maybe others can chime in.

thanks

Decompression is only for people who have thyroid-related problems, otherwise its not necessary. You would be better off just getting infra and supra implants with ue fat grafts and lower el retraction.

 

[Deleted member 20914]

No, obsessive. I don't even notice it when i open the pic the second time. No idea where you c this "significantly more droopy".

Is it how your upper eyelids always? Or it is just a photo?

Anyways, after the lower eyelid retraction repair, if it does not look harmonious, then ptosis repair on both eyes.

thanks bro, lifefuel. No my upper eyelids always like this

 

[Deleted member 20914]

No, obsessive. I don't even notice it when i open the pic the second time. No idea where you c this "significantly more droopy".

Is it how your upper eyelids always? Or it is just a photo?

Anyways, after the lower eyelid retraction repair, if it does not look harmonious, then ptosis repair on both eyes.

I feel this one makes the asymmertry more obvious, again, maybe I am being schizo, it seems the left eye canthus is lower than the right eye canthus by quite a bit.

thanks for your help bhai

 

[Artemis]

I feel this one makes the asymmertry more obvious, again, maybe I am being schizo, it seems the left eye canthus is lower than the right eye canthus by quite a bit.

thanks for your help bhai

No you are shizo.

 

[Deleted member 20914]

No you are shizo.

I'll add that to my list of official diagnoses

 

[LiteralCaucasian]

You are Jewish.

 

[Deleted member 20914]

You are Jewish.

Did a 23 and me, literally 0% Jewish

 

[newperson]

show him this

 

[Deleted member 20914]

show him this
View attachment 2014739

the fuck is that thing

 

[LiteralCaucasian]

Did a 23 and me, literally 0% Jewish

Anglos are Jews.

 

[Magnum Opus]

Lower eyelid retraction alone. You don't actually have any other real failo it seems, though i don't see your eyes in profile. If they are shallower than 1.3cm from brow ridge edge, then periorbital implants or OD could be indicated.

How can you measure that irl?

 

[Deleted member 17920]

ideal eye area cuz blue eyes

 

[Deleted member 20914]

ideal eye area cuz blue eyes

that's not enough, I'd rather have dark eyes and good shape

 

[Deleted member 20914]

How can you measure that irl?

Take side profile shot, hold ruler against side of face, import to photoshop, calculate how many pixels = 1cm or whatever, use this to find distance from ridge to eye

 

[Artemis]

How can you measure that irl?

Hard.

You need a good photo of your profile (so that your second eyebrow is not visible, head straight).

Then you measure some part of your head in profile, e.g. how much your nose protrudes from the base, or tragus length.

Then, in photoshop, you measure how many pixels that body part is, to find mm-per-pixel.

Then, you measure the distance from the browridge edge to the outermost point on your cornea. All in Frankfurt plan (so the head is not tilted).

The multiplying ith mm-per-pixel, you find hwo deep set your eyes are.

If <1.3 cm, then shallow set. But to have bug-eyes, you really need the eyes to protrude close to the edge of the browridge. If >1.3cm then deep-set. If sth like >1.8cm, then extremely deep set, at that point it is already a looksmin.

 

[Deleted member 20914]

Hard.

You need a good photo of your profile (so that your second eyebrow is not visible, head straight).

Then you measure some part of your head in profile, e.g. how much your nose protrudes from the base, or tragus length.

Then, in photoshop, you measure how many pixels that body part is, to find mm-per-pixel.

Then, you measure the distance from the browridge edge to the outermost point on your cornea. All in Frankfurt plan (so the head is not tilted).

The multiplying ith mm-per-pixel, you find hwo deep set your eyes are.

If <1.3 cm, then shallow set. But to have bug-eyes, you really need the eyes to protrude close to the edge of the browridge. If >1.3cm then deep-set. If sth like >1.8cm, then extremely deep set, at that point it is already a looksmin.

this kind of side profile is good?

 

[Magnum Opus]

Take side profile shot, hold ruler against side of face, import to photoshop, calculate how many pixels = 1cm or whatever, use this to find distance from ridge to eye

What's your measurement?

 

[Deleted member 20914]

What's your measurement?

Idk bro I haven't done it

 

[HarrierDuBois]

I know you are only a greycel so maybe others can chime in.

Shit perspective tbh he is completely right.

 

[Magnum Opus]

Hard.

You need a good photo of your profile (so that your second eyebrow is not visible, head straight).

Then you measure some part of your head in profile, e.g. how much your nose protrudes from the base, or tragus length.

Then, in photoshop, you measure how many pixels that body part is, to find mm-per-pixel.

Then, you measure the distance from the browridge edge to the outermost point on your cornea. All in Frankfurt plan (so the head is not tilted).

The multiplying ith mm-per-pixel, you find hwo deep set your eyes are.

If <1.3 cm, then shallow set. But to have bug-eyes, you really need the eyes to protrude close to the edge of the browridge. If >1.3cm then deep-set. If sth like >1.8cm, then extremely deep set, at that point it is already a looksmin.

1.27725

 

[Artemis]

1.27725

You re good. round, and claim that you have deep set eyes. or do undereye filler, it will give more depth.

 

[Artemis]

Ok, here is for your reference boiz:

Infraorbital rim

The upper midface skeleton has direct and indirect influences on the appearance of the face and, particularly, the eyes. The relationship between the globe and the orbital rims will determine if th…

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use it.

 

[Magnum Opus]

You re good. round, and claim that you have deep set eyes. or do undereye filler, it will give more depth.

Hopefully my browridge will continue growing, I'm 17

 

[Deleted member 20914]

Hopefully my browridge will continue growing, I'm 17

17? over.

 

[Magnum Opus]

17? over.

Why

 

[Deleted member 20914]

I'm kidding, you are young.

 

[Deleted member 17920]

Hopefully my browridge will continue growing, I'm 17

browridge keeps developing until like 25, but most of ur development is most likely done

 

[Magnum Opus]

browridge keeps developing until like 25, but most of ur development is most likely done

I know. @Arborist said in another post some time ago, that his browridge wasn't visible until early twenties. I'm aware of the rest, I informed myself about annual growth in people from 7-18 and at 16-17 the majority of craniofacial growth already took place.

 

[User49]

Lower eyelid retraction alone. You don't actually have any other real failo it seems, though i don't see your eyes in profile. If they are shallower than 1.3cm from brow ridge edge, then periorbital implants or OD could be indicated.

holyyy can’t believe u said this

yea not taking u seriously anymore