Face Has Become an Ugly Shape. Changed when I Was 16 I Am Now 23 and Just Sick of Being More and More Ugly? (photo)

Gigiline

Where does one get started?  I am a stranger so telling you are beautiful is basically irrelevant.  So instead let me help you understand why you are not "uglier than a drag queen."  This will sound so very cliche but beauty is not really found on the face.  It comes from first feeling good about ourselves.  Only then do you have the motivation and confidence to show yourself to the world in a positive way.  It can't be faked.  Very few of us have the energy to fake inner beauty.  One can't do psychotherapy on this forum.  However, I sense that this is precisely where you need to begin your journey.  Someone has convinced you that you are ugly.  It might be a close friend or family member.  It might be an impression you get watching Keeping Up with the Kardashians.  Whatever the source, this is where you need to begin to work to feel better about yourself.  A mental health professional like a psychologist, family counselor, or psychiatrist can help you with this process.  Once you are in a better place, addressing minor physical dissatisfactions with cosmetic surgery become much more straight forward.

Dear Gigiline,I am sorry you are disappointed with your look. Take comfort knowing that there are plenty of surgical and non-surgical options. At age 23, you have time to consider many options as you do not experience the signs of an aging face. Consult a board certified facial plastic surgeon to receive the highest-quality in-person knowledge, recommendation, care, treatment and skill.For some basic knowledge, keep in mind that it has been proven
that the following features comprise an attractive female face:

Short upper lip

High cheekbones

Small nose

Short distance
between the chin and mouth

Large eyes, widely
spaced apart

Fine jawline

Petite chin