Looksmaxxing Forum Logo

Join 58,000+ Looksmaxxing Members!

Register a FREE account today to become a member. Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox.

Register Log in
  • DISCLAIMER: DO NOT ATTEMPT TREATMENT WITHOUT LICENCED MEDICAL CONSULTATION AND SUPERVISION

    This is a public discussion forum. The owners, staff, and users of this website ARE NOT engaged in rendering professional services to the individual reader. DO NOT use the content of this website as an alternative to personal examination and advice from licenced healthcare providers. DO NOT begin, delay, or discontinue treatments and/or exercises without licenced medical supervision. Learn more

Being on an alt is 10x better

Pepelmint said:
Exactly it’s so brutal, only fix is maybe obo but it’s incredibly expensive, most looksmaxxers don’t realize how lucky they are being “average”, could always be worse.
Click to expand...
ye risky too
brutal
 
Pepelmint said:
Exactly it’s so brutal, only fix is maybe obo but it’s incredibly expensive, most looksmaxxers don’t realize how lucky they are being “average”, could always be worse.
Click to expand...
Yeah also no doctor is gonna do obo just cuz muh aesthetics
 
Pepelmint said:
ipdpill is brutal…
Click to expand...
Tbh imo it’s not the worst falio to have. The worst falio for men is gigarecessed chin and for women is just ginormous lower third, but both are fixable but they’re both easily fixable with normie surgeries
 
Omega said:
Tbh imo it’s not the worst falio to have. The worst falio for men is gigarecessed chin and for women is just ginormous lower third, but both are fixable but they’re both easily fixable with normie surgeries
Click to expand...
For women it’s long face too, but yea both are fixable
 
Pepelmint said:
brutal tbh but if you have enough, ig there’s a chance?
Click to expand...
Idk about obo exactly, but a lot of these pipedream surgeries like lefort 3 aren’t done for purely aesthetic reasons unless you find some unethical surgeon and pay him a dozen, but it’s already hard to find a surgeon to perform one for health reasons because these surgeries are very complicated
 
Pepelmint said:
For women it’s long face too, but yea both are fixable
Click to expand...
Ugh Id argue that ginormous lower third is much worse because it completely fucks up dimo and makes you look primitive. Like I still find long faced women attractive, but Id never fuck a woman with a giga long lower third (Ive never ever seen one tbh)
 
Omega said:
Idk about obo exactly, but a lot of these pipedream surgeries like lefort 3 aren’t done for purely aesthetic reasons unless you find some unethical surgeon and pay him a dozen, but it’s already hard to find a surgeon to perform one for health reasons because these surgeries are very complicated
Click to expand...
Yea lefort 3 is impossible but tbh, who really needs it? Very small % of ppl and lefort 2 and maybe 1 could work
Kaligula567 said:
ye frickmychudlife has both
Click to expand...
Brutal af
 
Pepelmint said:
Yea lefort 3 is impossible but tbh, who really needs it? Very small % of ppl and lefort 2 and maybe 1 could work

Brutal af
Click to expand...
I remember reading recovery anecdote of a lefort 3 patient, shit sounds like a literal nightmare
 
Omega said:
I remember reading recovery anecdote of a lefort 3 patient, shit sounds like a literal nightmare
Click to expand...
What is it? Holy fuck imagine doing all that just to be treated as normal 💔
 
Pepelmint said:
What is it? Holy fuck imagine doing all that just to be treated as normal 💔
Click to expand...
They said the operation took 6.5 hours and I was out for 8. When I woke up it took my brain a good moment to crank up and even realize that I had the surgery at all, I really couldn’t tell. I was completely out of it due to the anesthesia and intensity of the operation. Because of a potential risk for malignant hyperthermia, they had used a fully intravenous anesthetic combo which I’ll copy/paste: Rocuronium, Propofol, FentaNYL, Ketamine, HYDROmorphone. I’m not sure how common/uncommon it is for all those to be used in conjunction but I’ve had like 6 or so surgeries by now and, in terms of the drugs, this one absolutely floored me. When I was looking at the reports online weeks later, I saw they had made a diagnosis of “toxic encephalopathy from sedating medications.” I was trapped in some dream-like dissociated state for the duration of the hospital stay and I don’t know how to explain it but it felt like psychological torture because I couldn’t come to my senses or break free from of it.

I spent 3 days in the hospital and was served ice cream and soup but was mostly unable to have any of it because I kept choking every time I tried to sip anything. I wasn’t even able to drink water without immediately choking. Looking it back it felt both crushing and humbling because I was fully incapable of nourishing myself and relied mostly on IV fluids. My mouth felt like when you’re getting molds of your teeth made but 10x worse, but I just pretended to not acknowledge it and all was fine. I was also put on oxygen during the stay as apparently I wasn’t breathing effectively enough on my own and had developed pneumonia and “acute respiratory failure with hypoxia” and atelectasis, whatever all that’s about.

I couldn’t stand or walk on my own for the first 1.5-2 days and was still weak and unsteady for the few weeks following. But I would partly attribute a good chunk of the early post-op struggles to the anesthetics and me being 110 pounds at the time of operation; I wasn’t exactly the strongest patient to begin with.

There was this clear liquid (most likely tears) constantly dripping from my nose and onto my chest, soaking through my hospital gown and any towels they would put there. The thing is that it was freezing cold and would not stop, which made it impossible for me to sleep or feel a bit of comfort. During the experience it kinda felt like some twisted torture method or something, I was completely powerless to make any of it stop.

My eyes were swollen shut for 14 days and my nose was fully blocked with solid, dark blood for even longer than that. I was able to force my eyes open for a few seconds at a time but of course my vision was too blurry to make anything out. For at least about 4 weeks my vision was blurred like very teary eyes or a car windshield in pouring rain. My throat also hurt a ton for about 3 weeks from the intubation which was just a bit annoying. My eyebrows and forehead were paralyzed for many months in that I couldn’t raise my eyebrows or move them at all. My face, the upper lips and cheek in particular, were numb and felt very swollen and thick for many months. But, as with everything else, this all fully resolved within the first year.

I was on a full liquid diet for 2 months before moving to very soft foods and gradually returning to more normal foods over the next several months. I had to take a break from school so I had nothing but free time which honestly made for some of the best, coziest days I’ve had in a long time. I forced myself to keep my eyes open on the 15th day so I could just sit and watch YouTube during the dark, early mornings every day and it was so nice.

A couple months post-op I began having what are called “zingers” in my forehead and scalp that would occur spontaneously. It felt like a very deep, jarring sting like you’re being stabbed by a needle from the inside out. But they lasted like half a second each and are a sign of nerve regeneration/healing and had completely stopped within the first year post-op.

I used to have a sensitive/tender sensation in my temples if I bit down too hard on tough/crunchy food and I believe that is because the “deep temporal fascia” had to be incised during the operation. That too has completely healed within the first year, I have been able to use my jaws with full mobility and force for a while now with no complaints. Even if I try to overexert and stretch/bite too hard, I experience no issues or hindrances of any kind. Aside from drastic functional and visual improvement, there’s no sensory differences or indication that any surgery had even been done and I’m not sure whether that’s normal or insane relative to what most people experience

If it says “rhino” at any point just swap it with lefort 3 cuz I swapped it to jester
 
Omega said:
They said the operation took 6.5 hours and I was out for 8. When I woke up it took my brain a good moment to crank up and even realize that I had the surgery at all, I really couldn’t tell. I was completely out of it due to the anesthesia and intensity of the operation. Because of a potential risk for malignant hyperthermia, they had used a fully intravenous anesthetic combo which I’ll copy/paste: Rocuronium, Propofol, FentaNYL, Ketamine, HYDROmorphone. I’m not sure how common/uncommon it is for all those to be used in conjunction but I’ve had like 6 or so surgeries by now and, in terms of the drugs, this one absolutely floored me. When I was looking at the reports online weeks later, I saw they had made a diagnosis of “toxic encephalopathy from sedating medications.” I was trapped in some dream-like dissociated state for the duration of the hospital stay and I don’t know how to explain it but it felt like psychological torture because I couldn’t come to my senses or break free from of it.

I spent 3 days in the hospital and was served ice cream and soup but was mostly unable to have any of it because I kept choking every time I tried to sip anything. I wasn’t even able to drink water without immediately choking. Looking it back it felt both crushing and humbling because I was fully incapable of nourishing myself and relied mostly on IV fluids. My mouth felt like when you’re getting molds of your teeth made but 10x worse, but I just pretended to not acknowledge it and all was fine. I was also put on oxygen during the stay as apparently I wasn’t breathing effectively enough on my own and had developed pneumonia and “acute respiratory failure with hypoxia” and atelectasis, whatever all that’s about.

I couldn’t stand or walk on my own for the first 1.5-2 days and was still weak and unsteady for the few weeks following. But I would partly attribute a good chunk of the early post-op struggles to the anesthetics and me being 110 pounds at the time of operation; I wasn’t exactly the strongest patient to begin with.

There was this clear liquid (most likely tears) constantly dripping from my nose and onto my chest, soaking through my hospital gown and any towels they would put there. The thing is that it was freezing cold and would not stop, which made it impossible for me to sleep or feel a bit of comfort. During the experience it kinda felt like some twisted torture method or something, I was completely powerless to make any of it stop.

My eyes were swollen shut for 14 days and my nose was fully blocked with solid, dark blood for even longer than that. I was able to force my eyes open for a few seconds at a time but of course my vision was too blurry to make anything out. For at least about 4 weeks my vision was blurred like very teary eyes or a car windshield in pouring rain. My throat also hurt a ton for about 3 weeks from the intubation which was just a bit annoying. My eyebrows and forehead were paralyzed for many months in that I couldn’t raise my eyebrows or move them at all. My face, the upper lips and cheek in particular, were numb and felt very swollen and thick for many months. But, as with everything else, this all fully resolved within the first year.

I was on a full liquid diet for 2 months before moving to very soft foods and gradually returning to more normal foods over the next several months. I had to take a break from school so I had nothing but free time which honestly made for some of the best, coziest days I’ve had in a long time. I forced myself to keep my eyes open on the 15th day so I could just sit and watch YouTube during the dark, early mornings every day and it was so nice.

A couple months post-op I began having what are called “zingers” in my forehead and scalp that would occur spontaneously. It felt like a very deep, jarring sting like you’re being stabbed by a needle from the inside out. But they lasted like half a second each and are a sign of nerve regeneration/healing and had completely stopped within the first year post-op.

I used to have a sensitive/tender sensation in my temples if I bit down too hard on tough/crunchy food and I believe that is because the “deep temporal fascia” had to be incised during the operation. That too has completely healed within the first year, I have been able to use my jaws with full mobility and force for a while now with no complaints. Even if I try to overexert and stretch/bite too hard, I experience no issues or hindrances of any kind. Aside from drastic functional and visual improvement, there’s no sensory differences or indication that any surgery had even been done and I’m not sure whether that’s normal or insane relative to what most people experience

If it says “rhino” at any point just swap it with lefort 3 cuz I swapped it to jester
Click to expand...
I read the whole thing, brutal stuff.
 
The picture you sent me is obviously lense distorted but your mfr is 0.83 (it’s rare to see a man with this mfr, let alone a woman). So unless you have a giga tall midface lenght (again, extremely rare in woman + your nose philtrum etc look normal) your ipd is very narrow
Frickmychudlife said:
U all are fake looksamxxers its pfl @Omega @Kaligula567 now dont tag me in r****d threads
Click to expand...
 
Omega said:
The picture you sent me is obviously lense distorted but your mfr is 0.83 (it’s rare to see a man with this mfr, let alone a woman). So unless you have a giga tall midface lenght (again, extremely rare in woman + your nose philtrum etc look normal) your ipd is very narrow
Click to expand...
You do realize I have a tall mid face right and I’m sorry but ur measurement is just so wrong it hurts
 
Omega said:
The picture you sent me is obviously lense distorted but your mfr is 0.83 (it’s rare to see a man with this mfr, let alone a woman). So unless you have a giga tall midface lenght (again, extremely rare in woman + your nose philtrum etc look normal) your ipd is very narrow
Click to expand...
Anyone who has ever seen my face could tell u abt my midface
 
Frickmychudlife said:
You do realize I have a tall mid face right and I’m sorry but ur measurement is just so wrong it hurts
Click to expand...
No woman at 5 9 has a tall enough midface for her mfr to be 0.83 while having a normal ipd and normal looking midface features. Unless you have a 99.999999% skull size which would be a much bigger problem
 
Omega said:
No woman at 5 9 has a tall enough midface for her mfr to be 0.83 while having a normal ipd and normal looking midface features. Unless you have a 99.999999% skull size which would be a much bigger problem
Click to expand...
I’m not saying my ipd is perfect or anything but I do have short inner corners meaning my pfl gives the it a narrow look also I do have a long midface that’s like a falio of mines but thanks for thinking I don’t 🥺
 
Omega said:
No woman at 5 9 has a tall enough midface for her mfr to be 0.83 while having a normal ipd and normal looking midface features. Unless you have a 99.999999% skull size which would be a much bigger problem
Click to expand...
Also what does height have to do with anything
 
Omega said:
No woman at 5 9 has a tall enough midface for her mfr to be 0.83 while having a normal ipd and normal looking midface features. Unless you have a 99.999999% skull size which would be a much bigger problem
Click to expand...
Also even if anything you totally exaggerated that’s baby ipd and said it was like mines which is just rude and wrong 🙄
 
Frickmychudlife said:
Don’t have it anymore
Click to expand...
Then you can do either of next:
• Believe my word
• Measure it yourself
• Agree for me to send your picture with the measurement in this thread
• Download discord back
• Give me your email or snap cuz these two are the only ways that I can send you pics through apart from cord
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Users who are viewing this thread

Total: 1 (Looksmaxxers: 0, Guests: 1)
Back
Top