Why do i look like this, what are my FAILOS and what to FIX?

[lanylanylany]

i Really thought i have my face over analyzed and know my failos and my halos, but lately i've been wearing contacts and i don't recognize myself, at certain angles i look good but when i look at myself exactly from the front, i look like a chipmunk, i look weird with NO APPEAL at all

(excuse the autistic stare)

I have no idea what to do, can someone help me what Techniques (or even just theories) or Surgeries i should do, or just pinpoint my Failos and what i need to improve to get better harmony, because i feel like the more i look at my face the less i know what do i do.

Cuz i feel like i have no idea what to do and i need some advice please

 

[shizuku11111]

short chin height, idk due to what

 

[vexnaut]

bad chin to philtrim ratio, possibly got short lowerthirds

 

[vexnaut]

For softmaxxes, grow out a pedostache to cover the long philtrim and beard for the short lower thirds. Surgeries idk

 

[lanylanylany]

Yeah i suppose with better Philtrum to Chin ratio (Lip Flip and Genio for chin height Morph) it looks a bit better, but i still feel there is something off i'm just not noticing when looking at my face, like idk what it is, am i really that bloated? Are my massaters too overdeveloped (or whatever), are my zygos not enough and are they bad? are my eyes too close? idk theres something throwing my harmony off

 

[TheoRaven]

You got a profile shot?

Here's 1 thing though, your lower third isn't tall enough to support your 1:1 bigonial width because your lat-canthus to alar and mandibular body angles aren't parallel or close to parallel.

Ideally you want the angle at which your mandibular body sits in a frontal shot to be the same as the angle between your alar and your lateral canthus.

2 options, reduce bigonial width or make lower third taller.

 

[lanylanylany]

You got a profile shot?

Here's 1 thing though, your lower third isn't tall enough to support your 1:1 bigonial width because your lat-canthus to alar and mandibular body angles aren't parallel or close to parallel.

Ideally you want the angle at which your mandibular body sits in a frontal shot to be the same as the angle between your alar and your lateral canthus.

2 options, reduce bigonial width or make lower third taller.

So reducing my bigonial width would require masseter atrophy since my masseters grew maybe too much for the past year, but i am planning on genioplasty since if i sent my profile shot, you would see the chin is very much recessed, so with the genioplasty i could add chin projection + chin height. You suppose that would make my jaw and masseters look less bloated and better looking?

 

[lanylanylany]

for reference this is my current chin state (bad) with my desired genioplasty (maybe implant as last option) results (makes my chin atleast average), which could give me extra lower third height right

 

[TheoRaven]

So reducing my bigonial width would require masseter atrophy since my masseters grew maybe too much for the past year, but i am planning on genioplasty since if i sent my profile shot, you would see the chin is very much recessed, so with the genioplasty i could add chin projection + chin height. You suppose that would make my jaw and masseters look less bloated and better looking?

I was already fairly certain that your chin was recessed, that's why I asked for a profile shot. And yes, moving your chin into correct alignment will increase its perceived, and depending on the approach maybe even real height, which in turn would make your lower third look a lot more balanced.

 

[lanylanylany]

I was already fairly certain that your chin was recessed, that's why I asked for a profile shot. And yes, moving your chin into correct alignment will increase its perceived, and depending on the approach maybe even real height, which in turn would make your lower third look a lot more balanced.

Thank you so much for your answers. Im visiting my orthodontist soon and ask them about genioplasty and what are my options where i live