/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

[Anonymous No.9119251]

Have you ever considered getting plastic surgery for cosplay?

[Anonymous No.9119273]

>inb4 this thread is deleted because we can't have nice things

Not specifically for cosplay, but I would definitely show off a little better in sexier cosplays if I had a lift with implants, and maybe some coolsculpting to get rid of some fat on my belly and inner thighs.

[Anonymous No.9119295]

Getting liposuction on my belly in September. Decided to get it in Mexico since it's half the price. Can't wait!

[Anonymous No.9119303]

>>9119251
I'll get my lines filled for lolita as I age, does that count? Botox if I need it. Maybe a bit of lip filler, but just a little.
Father Time is a bit cruel to those in the frills.

[Anonymous No.9119308]

Solely for cosplay? No. In general? Yeah.
I'd get a nose job and possibly jaw shaving.

[Anonymous No.9119314]

>>9119251
Not just for cosplay but I've played around with the idea of getting a nose job or a boob job (nothing insane, probably just up to a C cup) if I ever got the money. I'm definitely doing Lasik when I can.

[Anonymous No.9119318]

I dislike plastic surgery immensely because it lessens my value as a naturally really pretty girl. It really gets under my skin that something that made me more valuable than most is now being handed out to any uggo who can pass a credit check.

I know I shouldn't get this upset over it but it really pisses me off. #triggered

[Anonymous No.9119321]

>>9119318
>a naturally really pretty girl
Post pics

[Anonymous No.9119323]

>>9119321
>post pics of yourself on /cgl/

I'm good thanks.

[Anonymous No.9119328]

>>9119323

[Anonymous No.9119332]

>>9119328
Why would I post pics here just because you asked? Really think hard about that.

[Anonymous No.9119334]

>>9119318
Shouldn't it increase your value as a natural pretty girl since you can brag about how you don't require surgery to be pretty?

[Anonymous No.9119335]

>>9119332
There's no reason not to unless you're embarrassed.

[Anonymous No.9119336]

>>9119332
Calm down. They just said "okay".

[Anonymous No.9119337]

>>9119334
I mean when it comes to having kids I'm still covered but it still really irritates me. I can't explain why other than it makes what I have seemingly common and it grates on my nerves.

>>9119335
Or I don't want my comm knowing I shitpost on /cgl/?

[Anonymous No.9119341]

>>9119336
Okay.

[Anonymous No.9119342]

>>9119318
I'm skeptical because a naturally lovely girl would have pretty much grown up unrivaled and wouldn't be jelly of ugly girls who want or think they need surgery to get prettier.

[Anonymous No.9119344]

>>9119342
>pretty girls can't be insecure

I laughed.

[Anonymous No.9119352]

>>9119344
Well they don't even usually concern themselves much with people who are uglier, maybe? But they often have a bad time when they get older and their looks begin to fade so looking down so badly on plastic surgery may change the with age.
I'm somehow amused at this.

[Anonymous No.9119354]

>>9119318
Nice neckbeard, you dropped your fedora though

Slightly OT but I had to get nasal reconstruction done for medical reasons back in March (yay overgrown septum defect that was causing me to pass out) which due to severity also ended up smoothing out my nose.

It wasn't the main goal, but jesus fuck I love my face so much more in cosplay, even if my nose is still slightly swollen (it takes up to 18 months to go down).

[Anonymous No.9119355]

>>9119352
I told you why it bothers me personally. What made me better than a lot of other people is being devalued. I don't know if you're dumb and can't absorb what I'm saying or what but I've stated a fairly comprehensible reason why it bothers me.

>>9119354
dankest of memes bro.

[Anonymous No.9119356]

Would like to go up a cup size for sure but not just for cosplay. To a lesser extent permanent make up, which is more or less a tattoo on your eyelids...but you have to be awake for that.

[Anonymous No.9119359]

>>9119273
>this thread
>nice things
Nah anon, just scroll down a little to see the inevitable

[Anonymous No.9119360]

>>9119337
>it makes what I have seemingly common
Plastic surgery isn't that common. Most ugly people just kind of deal with themselves, usually the people that get plastic surgery (and I mean one or two procedures, not the excessive stuff) are people that hate one little thing but are otherwise at least average.

Besides, there are other people that hate plastic surgery because of the whole "love what God gave you!!!!!!!!" shit. They'll always be there to appreciate natural beauty.

[Anonymous No.9119364]

>>9119360
>isn't that common.

I'm sorry, do you know where I live and the statistics for plastic surgery? No? Alrighty then, stop talking out of your ass.

[Anonymous No.9119365]

>>9119354
I'm happy for you anon!

I've always been really conscious of my flat nose so I've been thinking about getting a nose job someday in the far future. But I don't think it's a necessity since contouring works just fine too.

Also guys don't forget to ignore trolls.

[Anonymous No.9119366]

>>9119354
I'm in the same boat. I have a cleft lip and palate, and I loved my nose job. I look so much better now. If I'm not natural because I didn't embrace what I was born with, then fine. I'd rather be plastic than exist with a hole in my face.

[Anonymous No.9119369]

>>9119337
>having kids
Definitely neckbeard. They're the only ones worried about "natural beauty" because of this.

[Anonymous No.9119371]

I've been saving up for a boob job for a while now. I've wanted one forever, not just for cosplay, but I think it will help a lot for that. There's just so many more cosplays I can do once I actually have the boobs to pull them off. I'm currently an A cup and I'm going to a full C cup. I think it will just help my measurements out a lot too. I'm not super skinny, (36-28-39) so I feel like having larger boobs will give me more of an actual figure and balance out my thicker legs.

I'm so ready to debut a bunny suit cosplay once I have them!

[Anonymous No.9119373]

>>9119318
I can kind of get this sentiment? I get a little annoyed that everyone gets braces nowadays. I was born with really awesome teeth, but no one even cares because everyone has nice teeth now. But then I remember how much they had to pay and suffer for their teeth and I feel better

[Anonymous No.9119374]

I'd like a breast reduction and lift. Go from a DD to a D, have the stretch marks removed on my chest and thighs, have this freckle on my eye removed, and the wrinkles under my eyes removed.

[Anonymous No.9119375]

>>9119369
>only neck beards would like it if their children are attractive and have a better chance at life for it

K

[Anonymous No.9119376]

>>9119371
How much do boob jobs usually cost?

[Anonymous No.9119379]

>>9119355
But it doesn't make you better, maybe you think it does but your personality as displayed here is very ugly. You can't hide that kind of thing completely. So even if you are very pretty, it's unfortunately wasted on you. And happy aging, I hope you someday experience how it feels to look in the mirror every day and not like what you see, and karma is just this kind of an ironic bitch.

[Anonymous No.9119380]

>>9119365
Not to be cliche, but your nose probably looks great. Like it's really interesting how people that aren't you don't notice things that drive you crazy. For example, how I can tell my nose is definitely still healing (and looks wonky depending on swelling) while other people just don't notice.
>>9119366
I mean in the spirit of flying in the face of the whole "natural" argument anyhow genetically speaking it isn't like you were going to pass your exact features on to any possible offspring. Genetics doesn't work that way. I'm glad you feel better!

[Anonymous No.9119385]

>>9119371
I don't think I could ever get implants (too many horror stories about implant rupture, people having autoimmune disease triggered by implants etc.) but I'm looking into autologous fat transfer because I only want to go up one cup size - I'm a small C cup, 28C so what most people think of as an A, and it's hell finding bras in my actual size. 28D is much more common, and the extra inch would balance my hips more.

[Anonymous No.9119387]

>>9119379
At least I will have had my entire youth of looking stunning to make me feel better.

[Anonymous No.9119394]

>>9119374
>I'd like a breast reduction

[Anonymous No.9119398]

>>9119371
I'm in the same boat but I'm only going up to a B cup so it won't be as obvious. Having actual cleavage for cosplays would be rad. I'll also be getting laser eye surgery though that's not generally considered a cosmetic surgery.

[Anonymous No.9119399]

>>9119387
It won't though because the years you spend with signs of aging (from say age 30+ if you are pretty lucky) outnumber the other years by quite a bit. Pretty women are the most likely to run to the doctor for procedures to preserve their beauty than people who are just average because they rely on their looks and that simply doesn't last.

[Anonymous No.9119403]

>>9119399
>you know my exact reaction
>every pretty girls personality is the same

I get that you're trying to make me feel bad because you're ugly and jealous but calm down.

[Anonymous No.9119407]

>>9119380
>Like it's really interesting how people that aren't you don't notice things that drive you crazy.
Not them but that doesn't mean shit to me.
They're not the ones that have to live with this face every day, I do. So the little things matter to me.

[Anonymous No.9119410]

>>9119376
from my research it looks like anywhere between 3-4,000 in my area, so I'm gonna wait till I have 5 k saved up for it. I'm only like .... 1/5 there so far. if I didn't have student loans and had a room mate I'd be so much closer

>>9119385
I've looked into that too but my Doctor said I don't have enough fat to transfer. I feel pretty confident about my decision for implants and the surgeon I've chosen and I think I'll be safe .


I would like to get rid of some stubborn fat that won't go away even though I exercise a lot. I've thought about cool sculpting but it's just really pricey and I want boobs more. Has anyone tried the at home cool sculpting stuff? I've wondered if it really works

[Anonymous No.9119413]

>>9119403
Nope, I'm happily average and have never wanted surgery. I just think it is low and shallow for you to put down girls who want to improve themselves.

[Anonymous No.9119427]

>>9119318
Not that it matters since her children will be as ugly as she was and will grow up with major confidence issues considering their mom is a hot babe. Then they find out the truth how she lied to them and probably said shit like they should love themselves as they are or some shit while she pays money to shave her bones off and suck fat cells from her body.

Topkek. This is why I feel bad for celebrity children. They grow up with that uncomfortable paradox where they're taught sunshine and rainbow morals but then the adults demonstrate life is only as meaningful as what their dollar makes it.
>uggo here btw, I've just figured that we're all slowly dying on a space rock and none of this will matter ever

[Anonymous No.9119428]

>>9119413
>cutting up your face because you are so insecure you'd rather go under extreme surgery than live with your own face.
>improving yourself

sounds like mental illness to me.

[Anonymous No.9119434]

>>9119428
Welcome to the modern age where your face is damn important.

[Anonymous No.9119436]

>>9119410
I think if you want to go up 2 cup sizes then implants are best. No reputable surgeon would offer you a definite 2 sizes up with autologous transfer, most will say you might get 1 cup size, even out asymmetry, and possibly have fuller looking breasts. You need a surprising amount of fat for just one cup size even in someone like me where one cup size is not a hell of a lot of volume, like 400-500mL and I'm pretty sure the risk of stuff like fat necrosis is much higher.
I'm just scared of implants, because even in people whose implants weren't ruptured, simply having a foreign body there was enough to set off weird autoimmune shit, and some of my extended family have bad autoimmune illnesses so I may be at higher risk.

[Anonymous No.9119440]

>>9119434
It's not. There are forces at work who want you to believe it matters, hoping you'll drop the big bux to marginally get on the level you'll never realistically attain tho.

If you don't make your living on looks you can't really justify it unless you have a terrifying deformity that infringes upon your life or scares people.

[Anonymous No.9119444]

>>9119359
Whelp, this sucks.

[Anonymous No.9119447]

Considering that it's possible for an Asian woman to undergo surgery to become white, is it possible to undergo surgery for a white girl to become Asian?

[Anonymous No.9119448]

>>9119434
So you cut yourself open and take the risk of passing away from anesthesia?? Sounds like a good choice.

[Anonymous No.9119451]

>>9119448
lol It's not "cutting yourself open" and shit. It's using a reputable doctor that specializes in this and has done it hundreds of times before.

Take your spooky medical boogeyman elsewhere.

[Anonymous No.9119453]

>>9119440
To a certain extent I agree and to a certain extent I don't.

I think that someone who doesn't base their self worth solely off their looks is going to be much better off in the long run.

But at the same time, having looks really helps every aspect of your life. Getting a job is easier, making friends is easier, having the confidence to take risks is easier, etc. It really sets up a world for yourself where you're way more likely to succeed than someone just as smart or capable as you but uglier.

Sure, if you have an absurd amount of intelligence or talent you might can still live a super easy life. But if you're just mediocre, you're gonna have to work a lot harder than the beautiful mediocre person beside you.

[Anonymous No.9119454]

>>9119447
I'm one of the people supporting plastic surgery, but this is just sad.

[Anonymous No.9119456]

>>9119454
That's some major self-hatred right there

[Anonymous No.9119458]

>>9119447
Jeez, the 'after' nose is quite a beak and the outer eye corners are super droopy.
This is a bit creepy.

[Anonymous No.9119462]

>>9119427
Does anyone have that picture of some Korean celebrity couple with their two kids? The kids are so unfortunate looking, because the mom was only hot due to plastic surgery

[Anonymous No.9119467]

>>9119458
Yeah, like she still doesn't look like an actual white girl, just something weird and uncanny.
Props to the surgeon for trying though.

[Anonymous No.9119503]

>>9119462

You know that was just an add for plastic surgery right?

[Anonymous No.9119514]

>>9119503
it was still funny as hell

[Anonymous No.9119517]

>>9119462
>>9119514
As in, that was not a family, it was models who were paid for the ad you laughed it?

[Anonymous No.9119519]

>>9119517
>not seeing the humor in the joke

might wanna get the stick surgically removed from your ass.

[Anonymous No.9119524]

>>9119394
Back problems are not fun anon.

[Anonymous No.9119527]

Might not really be relevant for this thread but is there any non invasive procedures for thinning a nose bridge, I don't have an awful nose but my wide bridge does make it look kinda potatoey. I've looked into it but I can only find non invasive procedures for adding to someone's nose. Also I'm too chicken to consider a nose job at the moment.

[Anonymous No.9119530]

I don't think I'd ever get it but that's just a personal choice. It isn't worth the money or the recovery time for me and besides weight loss (which can be done for basically free and just requires me not being lazy) I can't think of anything I would want. I would do lasik but that's not for beauty reasons.

No judging to the people who do though I don't really get why people care what others do with their body so much.

[Anonymous No.9119539]

>>9119527
Unfortunately I don't think there is, anon. Try some light and subtle nose contouring and highlighting and wear either a bold lip color or bold eyes and put your blush on a little higher to draw attention to other parts of your face more..

[Anonymous No.9119559]

>>9119295
>Decided to get it in Mexico since it's half the price

Have you not seen the show "Botched"?
Enjoy getting fucked up.

[Anonymous No.9119561]

>>9119295
If you don't die can you post pics on how they fuck it up so I can laugh?

[Anonymous No.9119566]

>>9119385
Just go on birth control I used to have B's now I have C's. I'm kidding though birth control is probably the worst thing to happen to my body.

[Anonymous No.9119582]

>>9119447
It obviously is possible considering that one brazilian guy that got surgery to look like some kpop star.

[Anonymous No.9119588]

it wasn't for cosplay but i got a rhino/septoplasty. initially went in for aesthetic concerns but it turned out the things i didn't like were caused by a severely bent and deviated septum so i was able to get it partially covered by insurance.

[Anonymous No.9119594]

My profile view is really really horrible. Straight on it's not bad. The bridge of my nose is high and straifhr, and my tip is quite pointed. I wish my nose was a bit more upturned and the bridge was a bit lower/curved.

[Anonymous No.9119596]

>>9119337
>it makes what I have seemingly common
But it is common. According to a lot of studies, conventionally pretty people are more forgettable than people with unorthodox features (maybe not necessarily ugly, but certainly not textbook pretty). You'd have to be a really specific type of ugly-pretty/weird-pretty to be uncommon and even then plenty of people would consider you odd looking and unattractive.

As it is, you're in the same club as millions of no-name Ukrainian girls and blonde California beach bunnies. Why not just accept it for what it is and enjoy the privileges it brings you?

[Anonymous No.9119598]

>>9119594
straight, not straifhr* I need to sleep god

[Anonymous No.9119605]

>>9119588
How did your septum make your nose look weird?
My septum is bent but I have no idea if it's a relatively-normal bend or can I get insurance bux for this too.

[Anonymous No.9119614]

>>9119605
i had a hump and it was also crooked from the front so it looked totally different in profile on my left and right side. it's still not 100% symmetrical but the underlying bone structure was so damaged that i don't think it could ever be. i'm really happy with it and even when i try to point it out to other people they can't see what i'm talking about lol so i don't worry about it. i'm just glad i can breathe now! i didn't realize how badly it was obstructed until it was fixed.
as far as insurance goes, you just need a deviated septum diagnosis from a doctor. your surgeon may even be able to do this for you.

[Anonymous No.9119677]

>>9119318
this is a baity pasta job, this has been posted before word for word on similar plastic surgery related threads

[Anonymous No.9119682]

>>9119318
whatever, this always gets posted.
>as a naturally pretty girl
surejan.gif

[Anonymous No.9119696]

>>9119677
>>9119682
jelly uggos detected

[Anonymous No.9119703]

>>9119677
I can't find any record of it in the archive, but it's believable.
Plastic surgery threads usually get baited anyway.

[Anonymous No.9119714]

>>9119407
anon you replied to: it didn't mean shit to me either. Getting surgery is about making you happy, I just kinda forgot to put that in my initial reply.
Point is if they were okay with it, there wasn't a need to do anything.

On a different note, everyone commenting on wanting boob jobs and I'm sitting over here with a natural small rib/large titty combo.
I understand the appeal, but finding bras is the struggle.

[Anonymous No.9119717]

I've had a nose job, turned out great. My nose was so crooked before that it looked like two different noses from each side (from one side it looked hooked, the other side it looked like a button). From looking up at it, it was all skewed. It is still a little bit crooked in photos because remaining nostril asymmetry, but it looks great in my opinion. Way better than it once was. I might get some restylane in a couple years to fill out one of the nostrils to make it perfectly symmetrical, but at this point I don't care. I had a broken big nose before and now I have a nice nose.

I've also had fillers on my cheeks, lips.

I want botox on forehead and more fillers on my lips/cheeks/NLF (last time I had them was 2 years ago.

I also want a boob job, probably after pregnancy/breast feeding. Maybe fat transfer to my tits and ass too as well.

And maybe bucal fat removal/jaw surgery if I ever get a good enough job to afford it.

[Anonymous No.9119718]

>tfw nose job consultation in a week
>insurance will cover everything

[Anonymous No.9119724]

>>9119714
>natural small rib/large titty combo
lol, I'm the reverse.
My rib cage isn't HUGE wide, but I have a small frame otherwise so it looks weird, to me at least. I've considered getting my floating ribs removed to see if it helps, but it seems like I'd need full corset training to reshape everything. And I just don't care enough to go that far.

[Anonymous No.9119731]

>>9119251
Reminds me of this famous couple. Kids look straight up potato!

[Anonymous No.9119736]

>>9119447
You could try but you'll end up looking like a joke

[Anonymous No.9119749]

>>9119731
This was an advert and spreading the story has literally ruined that model's life.

[Anonymous No.9119755]

>>9119749
I've never seen this picture before. Could you drop a link to the story? It seriously ruined her career?

[Anonymous No.9119760]

>>9119755
http://petapixel.com/2016/02/25/ad-photo-turned-internet-meme-ruined-models-career/

[Anonymous No.9119763]

>>9119731
I know it's bad but every time I see this I kek

[Anonymous No.9119769]

>>9119760
What positive kind of ad did she expect it to turn out while having her looks implicated as plastic surgery with the people standing next to her being presented as having none?
The text is what makes it outrageous. Nobody forced her to do that, she was paid and didn't have a problem with it until the newspaper wrote a falsified background story over it.

She's complaining about smaller gigs and the fact that the job fucked her out of an extra $100k new shoes money a year. Too bad so sad.

[Anonymous No.9119771]

>>9119749
I had no idea, I thought it was all true. Well shit that sucks.

[Anonymous No.9119774]

>>9119566
Unfortunately of the multiple BC pills I've tried (three different pills with varying amounts of hormones) none made my boobs bigger. Luckily I got none of the other side effects though like mood swings, depression, weight gain, bloating etc

[Anonymous No.9119823]

you guys are pretty enough just the way you are

[Anonymous No.9119834]

>>9119771
That picture is the most obviously photoshopped thing I've ever seen and to this day it amazes me that it somehow fools people

[Anonymous No.9119979]

>>9119559
So long as you go to a reputable and qualified doctor it's fine.

[Anonymous No.9119995]

>>9119823
How do you know, bitch.

[Anonymous No.9120129]

>>9119539
Damn, thanks for the reply though anon

[Anonymous No.9120140]

>>9119714
I want a tit job. I'm a 32DDD according to Soma. I'm not actually looking to increase the size so much as I want a more rounded, full shape.

Also want a lift, because large tits and gravity aren't friends.

If they're flawless, you can go braless.

[Anonymous No.9120144]

>>9119251
Well I'm an A cup, and I tend to cosplay busty girls, but I've never considered a boob job due to growing up as a 90s kid with this music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2gy1Evb1Kg
Plus that I'm afraid it's gonna bite me back if I want to crossplay again.

But I'll be honest and say, I really want a smaller waist. For cosplay sake and for modeling sake. I want to model more professionally, and for that a small waist is really required. It's the one measurement that really counts for me. Mine is currently 64 cm, but I need it to be 60 cm.. If only liposuction was cheap..

Last but not least, I kind of have a strong jaw line, but idk if shaving would do any good, as most v-shaped plastics kinda look uncanny.

[Anonymous No.9120145]

>>9120140
At that size, they will just sag again. And braless at that size? No.

[Anonymous No.9120160]

>>9120145
Everything sags, I just want to deal with sag when I'm older, not in my twenties.

As for braless: Depends on the top. Some are stitched in a way to provide minor support. Studies also indicate that going braless could prevent sagging, so it's worth a shot. I've gone braless when I was a F cup, and it wasn't uncomfortable unless I tried moving quickly.

[Anonymous No.9120224]

>>9119251
Not quite surgery but I got miradry done so I can wear Lolita and otome without wrecking everything with gross BO sweat.
If anyone had any questions, AMA

[Anonymous No.9120294]

>>9120224
What country are you in and how much did it cost, anon?

[Anonymous No.9120362]

>>9119769
She probably aspected nature outcome. You know the one in which people only look at and forget about it after a while just like you do with 99% of the advertisements you see. Not the one people make up gossip stories.

[Anonymous No.9120367]

>>9119823
Well, if you're a "it's the inside that counts" type of person, by that logic everybody on 4chan is ugly.

[Anonymous No.9120387]

>>9119373
This may make you feel better anon. I had braces and the butterfly to widen the roof of my mouth. Its like legal torture dude. And since i have better teeth now i still get a little jealous if someone was born with perfect teeth. So we with braces will always be a little bitter so you can feel better about it cause were still jealous of you.

[Anonymous No.9120392]

Probably a breast lift when I get older as most women tend to get them because gravity is a bitch.

[Anonymous No.9120552]

>>9120294
US, my first treatment cost $1,950, and if i choose to go in for a second round it will be another $950. It's helped a lot so far but Im definitely going back in for another treatment.

[Anonymous No.9120556]

>>9120224
What kind of side effects have you gotten?

[Anonymous No.9120610]

>>9120556
Numbness, swelling and redness for the first week of course. The first couple days after it was done I had a huge rash/Hickey down my inner arm. Now it's been about a month and my right arm will go numb when fully extended but its gradually going away too. I did feel really shitty a day after it but only because I hadn't slept and worked myself into a panic because I'm terrified of needles and i had about 30 shots of lidocaine in each armpit. The actual procedure doesn't hurt a bit though, just those awful fucking shots.
TLDR numbness mostly

[Anonymous No.9120619]

>>9119251
Well i'd like to have my nose just a bit smaller

[Anonymous No.9120620]

>>9120610
I have hyperhidrosis and was considering this, but I heard that you just wind up sweating more from other areas where you didn't used to sweat. Like, some people seriously regret doing it because of it... What has your experience been?

[Anonymous No.9120671]

>>9120620
I haven't noticed anything like that, granted, my main problem was bromhidrosis with just minor hyperhidrosis. Didn't matter what deodorant/antiperspirant I used, how often I bathed, how good my diet was, my armpits would stink really badly and sweat(though not a ridiculous amount like people with really bad hyperhidrosis. I read up on that issue and it doesn't happen to everybody just some really unlucky people so it is a risk, but in my case I didn't care if I was more wet somewhere else as long as I didn't reek like an unbathed, fast food eating stoner neckbeard.
I still do sweat and have an odor but normie deodorant works now and I can go without a deodorant for most of a day before I even start to sweat. Plus now it isn't trapped in my clothes turning the sleeves yellow anymore.

[Anonymous No.9120769]

>>9119703
It was quite some time ago but I recognised it as soon as I saw it, the reactions were also very similar, so it worked a treat, I guess(?).

[Anonymous No.9120878]

>>9119251
I super hate my profile/jawline and would consider having my neck/jawline fixed up. It's my one feature that makes me feel thoroughly "not me" when I see it in photos. Mostly because I look fine straight-on or from a 3/4 angle, but full profile is unfortunate. It's amazing the aesthetic difference the jaw makes.

Pic related is a much more severe but similar problem to mine. I don't know if there are non-surgery options to tighten up the neck/define the jaw?

[Anonymous No.9120943]

>>9120878
you could try looking into ncr therapy, it's mostly for like tmj but from the looks of a lot of before and after stories it reallr realigns your entire face and fixes mouthbreather jaw

[Anonymous No.9120946]

considered getting a jaw shave for a hot second when i was young and stupid. thank god i only had a minimum wage job back then.

i've been thinking of getting rhinoplasty because my nose is super weird. it's bulbous on the sides but the tip is pointy. i've also been thinking of getting my eyes done because one of my eyelids is noticeably droopier than the other.
i guess neither of these are specifically for cosplay/lolita though.

[Anonymous No.9121005]

>>9120878
You could ask about fillers. They are temporary, but I think that's a plus because if you do like it, you know exactly what kind of chin implant you'd get in the future. Chin implant isn't as invasive as jaw realignment.

[Anonymous No.9121011]

>>9119995
because no single individual among the seven billion people on earth is exactly like you

that means you're the best at being you <3

[Anonymous No.9121053]

Did a double eyelid stitching as I prefer the double eyelid look with my overall features. Couldn't be happier with it.

Was thinking of increasing my cup size from AA cup to A cup, but not too sure if I would like the changes enough to go through the surgery.

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>>9119295
go to korea, just as cheap and better surgeons.

[Anonymous No.9121075]

ive considered double eyelid surgery in the past but now I'm pretty self assured my looks don't scare people away and i do find myself not bad looking,

I hope you all find yourselves where I am somedAy no matter how you get to it. It's nice to feel you're pretty without feeling inadequate about a feature.