Get infraorbital implants and a radix implant or graft. It can dramatically improve the whole profile - http://www.africanamericanrhinoplasty.com/upload/galleries/men/3/1.jpg
but idk if its really indicated in ur case. Ur nasal root depression doesnt seem too deep in sum pics , in others it does.
I think he too looks very good and doesn't need anything done unless he has functional problems. I'd think radix implant would ruin his great lookin side profile. Try smile maybe?
Get infraorbital implants and a radix implant or graft. It can dramatically improve the whole profile - http://www.africanamericanrhinoplasty.com/upload/galleries/men/3/1.jpg
but idk if its really indicated in ur case. Ur nasal root depression doesnt seem too deep in sum pics , in others it does.
You commented on my post in the past (that got a lot of 'wtf are you thinking about surgery for' type of responses). Do you think that my nose is a bigger issue than my cheekbone development (it's really bad, like if you could touch my undereye area you'd know just how little density there is at least in the forward/vertical directions - I don't really think they're that bad in terms of width). Honestly I've really never been too insecure about my nose because I feel like it doesn't detract from my appearance too much. I also think it'd be weird if I had a narrow and curly little 'white nose' as you've shown just because the rest of my features are so indicative of South Indian phenotype lol; maybe I'm just blissfully unaware of what's actually important in terms of appearance.
IMO screw fixing anything with your nose radix. Raise it to what a PS would consider normal and it will look operated on, and the sharp angle between your brow bone and nose will be almost gone - probably not desirable. It's not like you have loose skin in that area (seen that b4).
Based on your pics bimax and other invasive procedures do not make sense in your case. I have noted posters here tend to overrate people's looks.
You are above average looking . Nothing really "wrong" with your appearance.
I can see some lack of support under eye area. It could be addressed through infra orbital implants.
In some of your pics your nasal root seemed a bit depressed but I was not suggesting any full blown rhino ofc. If you do have a depressed radix you can try some filler and see how you look .
http://imgur.com/a/N3xhn
Alright, so my jaws aren't too bad, but i landed some pretty bad cheekbones/base of nose area projection and I'm wondering if improving that will help looks or at the very least give me some undereye projection/fullness. I have pretty bad tear troughs that I'm insecure about and am wondering what the best solution to them at least would be. I would like to avoid any crazy bone moving surgeries.
Malar implants, filler, infraorbital rim implant, whatever surgery to cure paranasal hollowing or add some projection to base of nose - what is best? I'm a 20 y.o male sorry about bad hair
He does lack some under eye support.
U think that kinda nose slimming is feasible?!
Kavan is spot on and doesn't get the credit deserved for this one.
The guy doesn't have bony recession of the inferior orbital rims: he has proper bony projection at the inferior orbital rims. What is bothering him about the tearthroughs, is likely a soft tissue issue. So filler/fat repositioning with/or very conservative fat transfer (difficult area: be CONSERVATIVE), may give him what he is searching for. He'd have to consult with an oculoplastic surgeon for that, to understand the exact soft tissue issue.
He has great bone structure, great jawline, but somehow wants to focus on a deficient bone structure he does not have. He's missing the main aesthetic issue if he's searching for an improvement: the nose. If he does not want to change that, you can't blame him: many horror stories out there after rhinoplasty. But to then go fix things that look good, may make him look ridiculous in the end.
Kavan is spot on and doesn't get the credit deserved for this one.
The guy doesn't have bony recession of the inferior orbital rims: he has proper bony projection at the inferior orbital rims. What is bothering him about the tearthroughs, is likely a soft tissue issue. So filler/fat repositioning with/or very conservative fat transfer (difficult area: be CONSERVATIVE), may give him what he is searching for. He'd have to consult with an oculoplastic surgeon for that, to understand the exact soft tissue issue.
He has great bone structure, great jawline, but somehow wants to focus on a deficient bone structure he does not have. He's missing the main aesthetic issue if he's searching for an improvement: the nose. If he does not want to change that, you can't blame him: many horror stories out there after rhinoplasty. But to then go fix things that look good, may make him look ridiculous in the end.
Bone support to his eyes, isn't his core problem. Excess nose width is.
People who focus and prioritize on things that are not the core aesthetic issue are either electing to ignore what others would be seeing on their face or are really ATTACHED to what ever their aesthetic detraction is. That's why I said he must be attached to the excess width of his nose.
As to 'feasible'; I think it's feasible to have some insight as to what the key detractor of the face is.
Duh. The first thing I told this guy was lefort 1 was a bad idea due to his nose width (among other reasons) Touching his nose though would be riskier than getting some soft/fatty filler type support under eyes.
Bone support to his eyes, isn't his core problem. Excess nose width is.You're spot on... But I've never seen such narrowing. I believe it's impossible.
People who focus and prioritize on things that are not the core aesthetic issue are either electing to ignore what others would be seeing on their face or are really ATTACHED to what ever their aesthetic detraction is. That's why I said he must be attached to the excess width of his nose.
As to 'feasible'; I think it's feasible to have some insight as to what the key detractor of the face is.
You're spot on... But I've never seen such narrowing. I believe it's impossible.