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I want to make a few face surgeries, to be exact, nose and eyelift surgeries, becuase I got unsymmetrical nose especially since I broke it when I was 4 years old, and I got a little of ptosis (My eyes are not fully open and I kind of look sleepy/sad) I think both of those surgeries would improve my attractness and aesthetics big time, and alot of professionals people I asked for advice, said that too, But my friends said that it will make me look gayish/girly.

What's you're opinion on plastic surgeries in general and especially for men? I Thanks.

Post: #2

Do what makes you happy.

Who cares what people on a forum think, they aren't living your life.

Post: #3

Check out this website to see if it would even help you. Face Morphing

I think it's worth it depending on the surgery. Huge nose, weak chin, overbite, etc. But things that are naturally curable should be avoided. Don't get weight loss surgery or things like that. I'm strongly considering getting a chin augmentation in the future.






Just don't be ridiculous like Mickey Rourke.

Post: #4

The facial morphing in the second man is quite impressive in my opinion. Certainly added a better jawline and a more masculine appearance. Thanks for sharing captain_shane. Didn't know this was even a thing.

Post: #5

(04-28-2017 09:58 AM)captain_shane Wrote:  Check out this website to see if it would even help you. Face Morphing

< SNIP >

Do I get to be a plastic surgeon now?

Post: #6

I dont like saying this, but I have weak inner game, which means that I am 100% considering doing plastic surgery in the future. I have considered the following cosmetic procedures:

1) Forehead reduction and/or hairline transplant
2) Laser hair removal on my entire lower body
and maybe
3) chin implants since the results look very nice.

Post: #7

(04-28-2017 11:00 AM)Running Turtles Wrote:  

(04-28-2017 09:58 AM)captain_shane Wrote:  Check out this website to see if it would even help you. Face Morphing

< SNIP >

Do I get to be a plastic surgeon now?

Certainly because you just transformed a AWALT average into a visible NAWALT unicorn!

Post: #8

(04-28-2017 09:58 AM)captain_shane Wrote:  

Holy crap! Such a small change but the results are quite dramatic, I would say life changing.

Post: #9

I had two face surgeries.


First one was ears. When I was a kid, my ears were like ones Dumbo the elephant has ( I don't know the English phrase). Because of them, I was made fun of as a kid (I had serious traumas), so I had them fixed. Many were against me doing it, but I did not care.


Second one was a mole near my nose. It never caused some issues, because it was small in the beginning, and because I am a bearded guy. But when I had to be clean shaven (Army), that mole became somewhat bigger and uglier. It started to piss me off. Fortunately, it's removal would not cause cancer, so I removed it as well.


If something on your face bothers you, have it fixed.

Post: #10

(04-29-2017 03:31 PM)Irenicus Wrote:  I had two face surgeries.


First one was ears. When I was a kid, my ears were like ones Dumbo the elephant has ( I don't know the English phrase). Because of them, I was made fun of as a kid (I had serious traumas), so I had them fixed. Many were against me doing it, but I did not care.


Second one was a mole near my nose. It never caused some issues, because it was small in the beginning, and because I am a bearded guy. But when I had to be clean shaven (Army), that mole became somewhat bigger and uglier. It started to piss me off. Fortunately, it's removal would not cause cancer, so I removed it as well.


If something on your face bothers you, have it fixed.

Are you Croatian? Did you get these surgeries in Croatia? What was the cost?

If the cost is a hindrance for anyone in the Anglo world, always consider medical tourism.

Post: #11

(04-29-2017 03:31 PM)Irenicus Wrote:  Second one was a mole near my nose. It never caused some issues, because it was small in the beginning, and because I am a bearded guy. But when I had to be clean shaven (Army), that mole became somewhat bigger and uglier. It started to piss me off. Fortunately, it's removal would not cause cancer, so I removed it as well.

Can you explain what procedure in particular you had done and how it went? Was it a big incision? Or was it frozen off or what?

I know people who have had moles removed on their backs, shoulders, arms etc., and the scars are big and ugly.

Post: #12

I will probably do a hair-transplant from the sides to the top, so I will never lose them. 5% of men only have female kind hair (including my dad, but did not take).

Plastic surgery when coupled with good nutrition, workout may be fine, but you should first see how you look with low bodyfat, workout, after having learned Game. Then you may find that you don't need the operation anyway.

But I would not be so anal. I might do some botox later in life, who knows even some minor surgeries when older.

I know girls who improved their looks from a 6-7 to a 8-9 just by correcting the nose - it is a major difference. Most men except some noted exceptions don't need to correct much, they need to slim down, work out and learn Game:

Post: #13

Quote:Are you Croatian? Did you get these surgeries in Croatia? What was the cost?

If the cost is a hindrance for anyone in the Anglo world, always consider medical tourism.

Short story yes, I am, but I did bot of my surgeries in Bosnia (because I spend a lot of time there).


The first operation (the ear one) costs me like 250 Euros (I did it in a state owned hospital - fully paid by parents), and the second one was 100 Euros (private clinic). The surgeons did a great job, and I have no complaints.


In Croatia (or Serbia) the prices are probably similar. So, if you need something done on your face for a faction of the cost, while enjoying company of feminine women...EE is great place for that..

Quote:Can you explain what procedure in particular you had done and how it went? Was it a big incision? Or was it frozen off or what?

I know people who have had moles removed on their backs, shoulders, arms etc., and the scars are big and ugly.

Of course!



EARS (I had Dumbo ears):


They had to remove a lot of excess skin below my ear, so the incision was likely big. How big, and how long the surgery took, I can't remember...I was asleep due to anestetics.


I had to stay in hospital for a few days.


Now, nobody notices anything odd with my ears.




MOLE (not that noticeable, but it was pissing me off):


Removed by cutting, because it was too big to be removed by ice or laser. During surgery, I was under local anestesia ( I was aware what is going on around me, but I could barely move). Took 20 minutes.


I was sent home on the same day. I could not walk normally, or drive, on that day.


For the first few months, I had a small stitch and a scar, so it was noticeable. The stitch was removed after two weeks, and the scar become almost invisible after 2 or so months. When I grew my beard back after discharge...it is even harder to see.

Post: #14

damn so cheap, this is what i meant when i said medical tourism. For a fraction of the price, you can go see another country and get medical procedures done on you. Win/ WIN situation

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