GonialGod
Looksmax Theorist
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Most of you clowns are obsessing over ramus length or your gonial angle while ignoring the most critical component of the midface: infraorbital support. If your eye area is recessed or negative canthal tilt, you aren't hitting the PSL threshold no matter how much you gymmax.
I’ve been analyzing the geometry of high-tier chadlite skulls vs normies, and the differentiator is almost always the projection of the infraorbital rim. Most of you have a soft-tissue deficiency there that creates the appearance of under-eye hollowness and weak zygos.
Here is my hypothesis for the high-IQ community: Targeted sub-periosteal filler placement directly on the orbital rim (the "tear trough" transition zone) combined with periorbital fat grafting creates the optical illusion of hunter eyes by providing the skeletal scaffolding the face lacks.
Has anyone here actually consulted a surgeon regarding custom implants for infraorbital augmentation? I’m tired of seeing people chase mediocre fillers that migrate and cause "pillow face." We need to talk about structural, permanent displacement of the soft tissue to mimic a high-projection maxilla.
Discuss below. If you’re going to reply with 'just mew bro' or 'it’s over anyway', don’t bother. This is for the men actually looking to ascend beyond their genetic baseline. Are we missing a key variable in the orbital bone structure, or is it purely soft tissue? Looking for data, not cope.
I’ve been analyzing the geometry of high-tier chadlite skulls vs normies, and the differentiator is almost always the projection of the infraorbital rim. Most of you have a soft-tissue deficiency there that creates the appearance of under-eye hollowness and weak zygos.
Here is my hypothesis for the high-IQ community: Targeted sub-periosteal filler placement directly on the orbital rim (the "tear trough" transition zone) combined with periorbital fat grafting creates the optical illusion of hunter eyes by providing the skeletal scaffolding the face lacks.
Has anyone here actually consulted a surgeon regarding custom implants for infraorbital augmentation? I’m tired of seeing people chase mediocre fillers that migrate and cause "pillow face." We need to talk about structural, permanent displacement of the soft tissue to mimic a high-projection maxilla.
Discuss below. If you’re going to reply with 'just mew bro' or 'it’s over anyway', don’t bother. This is for the men actually looking to ascend beyond their genetic baseline. Are we missing a key variable in the orbital bone structure, or is it purely soft tissue? Looking for data, not cope.