I (19, Male) have what feels to be thicker skin on my face, and also have a rather weaker bone structure, but was wondering if the thickness of my skin would effect this? I am aiming for a structured, angular appearance similar to the photos I attached. Any help is appreciated.
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I think you are correct in your assessment. A rhinoplasty to remove the dorsal hump and set your tip back (deproject) slightly would be of benefit. At the same time, cheek (malar) implants would fill in your midface and balance your profile. You have very nice features, so be conservative. You...
Good Afternoon, Amelie! After implant removal, there can be a "dead-space" that needs to be occupied as the skin may not contract back to its original form. A silicone or MedPor implant can help to replace the space and sizing would vary based on in person evaluation and your desires. A facelift...
Good Afternoon! A negative vector can be a challenge. The options would include fat or filler to the tear trough and anterior orbital rim areas in addition to cheek implants. Augmenting the cheek can correct the vector and will help to improve the appearance. Cheek implants can be made of...