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Which Procedure Should I Have Done First to Make my Fcae More Feminine?

Since I have made up my mind that I want to fix my facial structure which involves in two area. First my masculine forehead ( Forehead contouring, type3) And my square jaw line and chin with protruding zygoma.

But I want to fix it one by one, since I can't afford all at once. So my question is which one of those procedure should feminize my face most? Thank you.

1 Doctor Answer | Asked by kimminhee in Bangkok, Thailand
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A Feminine Face

Kimminhee, first of all I think you are beautiful! I see many patients in my practice who want to make their faces more feminine, and I think there are a few ways to address your areas of concern. We want to soften your angular features and transform your face from a square-ish appearance to a heart shaped one. Carefully placed fillers can effectively contour your face to achieve that. Your jawline can be softened and reduced with the careful placement of Botox. ... more
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AshleySweet 16 May 2013
I agree with the Doctor. try to use Fillers and botox to get the face you want. First: 1. Its cheaper than surgery 2. you get to see the results before you decide to do it permanently 3. You already have a femanine face. I would say, use filler to build nose bridge and your chin to make it a little pointer. That will make your forehead and jaw look less pronouce. Good luck

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