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How can I improve my side profile? More downturned nose, chin implant, filler? (Photos)

sainttjusteJul 2, 2022
I want it to be better looking and less weird, the ideal feminine side profile is something like Luma Grothe’s, I want mine as close to that as possible. Should I get my nose more downturned, remove hump and make alar base smaller, chin implant… also tear troughs filler, I want higher cheekbones that protrude more, and a more voluminous forehead, would that all look good? My eyelids look weird for some reason, too much fat?

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