Credit to @RealSurgerymax / Giant Implants
● The periorbital contour or so-called naso-orbital contour is the silhouette that can be traced reaching out from the supraorbital rim down to the alar crease of the nose, as such:
● These contours in specific are aesthetic and look attractive, as opposed to this:
● Upper eyelid exposure actually doesn't contribute to this failo:
(still looks like shit)
● Poor periorbital contour also implicates in lack of angularity in the orbital region:
angle peaks at 1/2 of the supra rim and has a curved contour
angle peaks at 3/4 of the supra rim and is more linear predominant
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● So what exactly makes or breaks an ideal contour?
● Wide frontal bone breadth
● Good brow ridge protuberance
● Alar width (ideally should be 1:1 ratio to intercanthal width)
● Proper facial fifths
● Symmetrical dorsal line figure
● Positively tilted and thick brows
● Strong soft tissue ligament anchorage
● Tissue composition and supraorbital fat pads
● Craniofacial skeletal support
● Forward grown skeletal nasion and glabella
● Positive orbital vector (more likely to not have a recessed upper maxilla)
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● What peak contour looks like:
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● How can I improve?
Supraorbital fat grafting and implants
Facial yoga and gua sha (?) probably cope tho idk
Theoretical facial bone growth
Facial muscle hypertrophy
Botox
Rhino and septoplasty
Eyebrow lift or transplant
Forehead and brow bone implants
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brutal speciesmog
● The periorbital contour or so-called naso-orbital contour is the silhouette that can be traced reaching out from the supraorbital rim down to the alar crease of the nose, as such:
● These contours in specific are aesthetic and look attractive, as opposed to this:
● Upper eyelid exposure actually doesn't contribute to this failo:
(still looks like shit)
● Poor periorbital contour also implicates in lack of angularity in the orbital region:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
● So what exactly makes or breaks an ideal contour?
● Wide frontal bone breadth
● Good brow ridge protuberance
● Alar width (ideally should be 1:1 ratio to intercanthal width)
● Proper facial fifths
● Symmetrical dorsal line figure
● Positively tilted and thick brows
● Strong soft tissue ligament anchorage
● Tissue composition and supraorbital fat pads
● Craniofacial skeletal support
● Forward grown skeletal nasion and glabella
● Positive orbital vector (more likely to not have a recessed upper maxilla)
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● What peak contour looks like:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
● How can I improve?
Supraorbital fat grafting and implants
Facial yoga and gua sha (?) probably cope tho idk
Theoretical facial bone growth
Facial muscle hypertrophy
Botox
Rhino and septoplasty
Eyebrow lift or transplant
Forehead and brow bone implants
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brutal speciesmog
