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What can be done to achieve a more balanced and feminine look? (photos)

bkay96Jan 8, 2023
Hi, I feel like my face is very out of balance, my nose is quite big in comparison (post rhinoplasty so looking into revision!), I feel my smile and teeth are quite small, my cheeks are quite big and my eyes are quite hooded. What would you suggest to help make my features more balanced and feminine? I feel very chubby and round despite being a healthy weight! Thanks!

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Bone reduction of the jaw can be done at the same time as a facelift. But based on your photos, you may have a better option with a submental liposuction with/without less invasive neck tightening technologies.

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I've been doing this for over 20 years. There are many things that go into determining what makes a face look feminine. Some of this is related to the way your face reflects light. The photos you sent have a black bar across your eyes and your mouth is closed. This is making it hard to best...

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Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD

The key photos to evaluate a person for facial feminization are different from what you've shown here. A side view, and a mouth open (at rest) view are very helpful. There are many ways to feminize a face, and this is something I've studied for the last 25 years. Watch our videos to learn more.

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