Plastic Surgery General

[Anonymous No.9903945]

OLD THREAD>>>>>9852560
Many anons seem to get minor things done-whats your view point
What have you had done, and how much have you paid out to improve your look?
What hobby are you in- Lolita or Cosplay
Post before and after photos of any lolitas or cosplayers who have had work done. Or if you think they have.

[Anonymous No.9903949]

Sorry anons>>>>9850775

[Anonymous No.9903950]

Im going to post some before and after photos to check out

[Anonymous No.9903956]

I know Taylor R who wears Liz Lisa, and other J Fashions has had a lot of work done.
She is pretty open about it.

[Anonymous No.9903969]

>>9903945
>mfw the only thing I want to change is my skin

[Anonymous No.9903977]

>>9903969

I'm guessing you have because you sound frustrated, but have you tried meds? Metronidazole gel and doxycycline together works wonders on me.

[Anonymous No.9904227]

>>9903945
>tfw fixing teeth takes too long
can't i just pay a lot of money to just fix it all at once?

[Anonymous No.9904259]

I had an accident that resulted in my nose being crooked. I can't breathe properly out of one nostril and seem to constantly have sinus issues but it's not severe enough for the health service to cover it (though the said the deviation will eventually get bad enough for them to intervene.

Can any anons who had surgery in Korea recommend the best 'medical tourism ' group such as doc finder korea etc?

[Anonymous No.9904301]

I really want fillers for my nasolabial folds but theyre expensive considering you have to get them touched up every 6 or so months. Also worried if they maybe make the skin looser in the long run and if I ever stopped getting them they'd be significantly worse. Theyre my biggest insecurity. I'm too young for this shit lol.

[Anonymous No.9904318]

I'm a Lolita and Cosplayer, I had my rhinoplasty done last week, and get my splints out tomorrow. Always felt my nose was too big for the rest of my face (very small features). Fingers crossed!

>>9903969
Anon, have you looked into Co2 Lazer treatment?

[Anonymous No.9904352]

>>9903949
Uuugh my derma does the fat transfer for under eyes but it’s 3k$.

So far restyle only does so much and little for discoloration.

[Anonymous No.9904418]

>>9904259
Do you have sleeping problems? My nose was also broken and healed wrong, as well as I have a deviated septum. Can't breathe out of my nose most of the time and it's complete hell when it comes to sleep because of sleep apnea. I did some sleep studies and I stop breathing in my sleep all the time up to nearly a minute. Septorhinoplasty has been presented to me as an option but I ended up giving up because I got sick of trying other things first, like sleeping with this retarded loud ass mask over my face at night.
My doc said that insurance would cover my septum part, but there was a chance that the rhinoplasty could be covered if insurance could be convinced it's reconstructive. Even if I couldn't, it would still be much cheaper to get both of them done at the same time.

I highly doubt I can convince my insurance(i have a bend/bump which i don't mind at all, i just don't like my nostrils), but if you're nose is actually crooked then you might be able to fight about it since that's more about fixing the internal part of your nose unless you're looking to do other things with it too besides just straightening it out/fixing breathing issues.

If you have sleep apnea, you might get the ball rolling since it's considered a pretty serious issue.

[Anonymous No.9904423]

Does anybody have experience with coolsculpting? I've heard good things about it but also less good things. I've heard that it takes a while to see results because it destroys fat cells but doesn't dispose of them like liposuction would, so your body has to process them out which can take months.

[Anonymous No.9904447]

>>9903969
Same. No rosacea just disgusting ice pick/pitted acne scars all over my face. Gotta save for sublative laser therapy.

Speaking of... how much am I probably going to spend of sublative laser therapy for my acne scars? The prices I'm getting from googling are all over the goddamn place.

[Anonymous No.9904449]

>>9904301
Try collagen supplements, I was having serious body image issues from deep nasolabial lines. 2 months of 3 neocell super collagen tablets twice daily and I look like a before and after from a juvederm ad

[Anonymous No.9904829]

>>9904449
These the ones you’re talking about?

[Anonymous No.9904940]

>>9904829
Nah, they have a new formulation that contains biotin, the pictured one doesn't. But if you buy a separate biotin supplement I guess it'd be pretty much the same deal.

>this is the version with biotin

[Anonymous No.9904948]

>>9904423
Good for stubborn fat, bad for if you're actually fat. Only people who were reasonably in shape/good diet have said good things to me about it

[Anonymous No.9904958]

>>9904259
maybe trying dermarolling and microcurrent treatments first would help

[Anonymous No.9904962]

I've had facial reconstructive surgery including rhinoplasty, buccal fat pad reduction and chin implant. A few weeks ago I had my first restaline filler to get rid of smile lines and sunken eyes.
Next week I have an appointment to get my lips filled.

[Anonymous No.9904965]

>>9903949
Gosh, I would kill for fat grafting. I'm thinking of saving up money for it, but does anyone know if they require a minimum bmi/weight for it? I'm very thin and I'm afraid they'll say along, "you don't really need this, you're just thin" or something (which isn't the case, my mom is overweight and still has the same hollow cheek as me). I'm also worried how it will look if I gain weight, does it fluctuate with your weight? I tried to look in to it but English isn't my first language so I don't really know what term to search.

[Anonymous No.9905000]

I wanted a nose job, my nose is a huge insecurity for me. I saw a plastic surgeon but after showing what he would do, it didn't look much different. Just looked a tiny less wide and long but still not a button nose.

I'm guessing my face doesn't suit a button nose, I don't know. I feel my nose makes me look like a man and makes me feel so ugly in lolita. Even my niece thinks I'm hideous and has to make comments about it.

[Anonymous No.9905022]

>>9904948
am slim, have disproportionately large upper arms, want slimmer arms without losing across the rest of my body

[Anonymous No.9905035]

>>9904962
anon. I'd love to see before and after photos.

[Anonymous No.9905092]

>>9903956
in comparison to a picture of a child. girl got issues

[Anonymous No.9905154]

>>9904958
Derma rolling for a crooked nose? Never heard that before

[Anonymous No.9905447]

>>9905022
My sister. All the tricep exercises and all the weights and it still looks... disproportionate

[Anonymous No.9905450]

>>9904940
Anon, you made my day. Thanks!

[Anonymous No.9905455]

I have a consultation for chin filler next week to help with a weak chin. I'm awed at what can be done with just fillers in terms of profile alignment.

>>9903956
She doesn't wear any of that anymore. When did she say that she got work done? I thought it was all speculation?

[Anonymous No.9905462]

>>9904449
This is amazing to hear, congrats anon! I've been looking into these supplements but all I've found are websites warning that they don't do anything, that it's all a waste of money. It's encouraging to hear that it's made a difference for you.

I just want my damn nasolabial lines to chill out. Skincare can only do so much and I'm doing everything I can do avoid getting surgery/injections at this young age (early 20s) but it's so frustrating, when I smile I look haggard if the lighting on my face is slightly wrong.

[Anonymous No.9905470]

>>9905462
>avoid getting surgery/injections at this young age (early 20s)

There is literally no reason to avoid it. If you start young you can actually prevent it getting worse.

I’m 30 and I had the same exact thought process as you and I regret it.

It’s like saying ‘I don’t want to start using sunscreen in my early 20s’

It’s a preventative, not a cure- and when the damage is done there is no cure.

[Anonymous No.9905472]

>>9905470
I had no idea it could be preventative! I'm fairly diligent with sunscreen so I don't know why I didn't apply the same though process.
I guess I still have the perception of it being "bad" and "addictive".

[Anonymous No.9905499]

>>9905472
It’s something we all kind of think... Idk we grow up thinking Botox is for old women with no capacity for facial expression.

By the time I got my first round at 28, there was already a little damage. It’s small enough that the Botox can hide it and I don’t need a lot, but after the Botox wears out, there it is. It hasn’t gotten worse thanks to the Botox, but it is there to stay unless I fill it in.

You’re young enough that you can stop the damage and with as minimal work as possible, so by the time you’re in your 60s you won’t need so much Botox you look like you suffered a mild stroke.

You know movie stars like Heather Graham who don’t seem to be aging but don’t look like they’ve had any work done? That’s because they started getting just a little work done young so they didn’t need a lot of work done when they’re older. The reason you get stars like Renee Zellweger and Nicole Kidman and Heather Locklear looking... bizarre is because by the time they started getting work done the damage was already done, and they needed a lot of fillers to cover it all up.

[Anonymous No.9905520]

>>9905470
You are totally right anon. Many doctors say it helps prevent wrinkles and keeps the lines from depending into the skin. It's great to get it done at a younger age before all the damage is done.

[Anonymous No.9905529]

>>9905520
Not to get all SJW-y, but man I wish we didn’t have such a stigma against getting work done.

We have so many resources available to us now to help *prevent* the natural damages that come with aging, resources that didn’t exist before, and yet we often refuse to explore them because we think, ‘no, I’m too young.’

I remember when I first saw the shadow of a forehead line when I was 22 and I thought for a moment whether I should do anything about it, but then I thought no, I’m too young to get work done.

How I wish I could go back and have stopped it right there and then.

[Anonymous No.9905822]

>>9905529
>not to get all SJW
Naw man that’s based as fuck, if you want to look good look good, fuck settling

[Anonymous No.9905842]

>>9905822
>B-b-buh societal pressures to look good male gaze internalized misogyny ~just love yourself~ (so long as you love yourself under the terms I set out)

[Anonymous No.9905949]

>>9905462
>>9905470
>>9905472
>>9905499
Botox evangelist anon here. This anon is spot on. Start getting it AS EARLY as you can afford it. Keep those facial muscles atrophied and you’ll never even develop the kind of line that needs to be filled in. 20 is not too early for ANYONE.

[Anonymous No.9905974]

>>9905499
This. First round of botox at 27 including masseters and I'm like...argh why didn't I save up for this earlier? Could have saved me years of dental damage and I knew I wanted it from the time I was about 22...

[Anonymous No.9906217]

>>9904962
>>9905035
The Before picture was taken right before going to surgery. The After is from a couple weeks ago.

[Anonymous No.9906226]

>>9906217
This is not the same person

[Anonymous No.9906648]

did you guys see what happened to venus angelic.....

[Anonymous No.9906666]

Got a boobjob over a year ago now and I dont regret it for a second. Went from not a full b-cup to a d-cup. Most men doesnt mind or comment at all, but a lot of women ive known have been pretty nasty torwards me after it.

Wanting to try out the kybella injections to get a sharper jawline, but are those injections just a meme?

[Anonymous No.9906670]

>>9906666
I want to believeeee

[Anonymous No.9906690]

>>9905000
I know your pain, as far as I know, you cant do much if you have a big/wide nose. Whenever I see people with the perfect button nose post-op they usually had a small nose with a prominent bump on the bridge that was corrected

[Anonymous No.9906954]

>>9906666
>>9906670
I’m a couple weeks in for treatment 1/3. It works slow but there is a noticeable difference so far.

[Anonymous No.9910760]

>>9906226
What makes you say that Anon?

[Anonymous No.9910930]

I used to have huge boobs when I was a fatty chan but now they are only full at the bottom with super loose skin at the top. I want to get them lifted but I'm scared of the scars and if it will make them smaller ...

[Anonymous No.9911068]

>>9910930
...Are smaller perky boobs worse than big pendulous ones with loose wrinkly skin?

[Anonymous No.9911209]

>>9904829
>>9904940
>paying for collagen supplements

cant you just get it from eating chicken skin or other animal soft tissue?

[Anonymous No.9911225]

>>9911209
bone broth is another good one, and in my experience, much better than any of the supplements. To get enough collagen from supplements to be beneficial, you actually need to take a bunch of them daily. The collagen in chicken feet/bone broth/etc is also easier for your body to take in, giving you more of a benefit overall for way less.

[Anonymous No.9911471]

Any examples of white girls getting similar surgery?

[Anonymous No.9911569]

>>9911209
Isn’t chicken skin pretty high in both calories and cholesterol though? Chicken skin is kind of notorious for being bad for you.

These are just supplements. No extra calories, no fat, no cholesterol, and still ingested.

[Anonymous No.9911578]

>>9911569
Dietary cholesterol has no impact on blood cholesterol, update your health information from the 1970s.

By "chicken skin" anon probably means doing a total render of skin/bones, in which the fat is usually entirely skimmed off and the remainder is just slightly chicken-flavored jello. It's easy to do with leftovers from a cooked bird carcass and an excellent way to get collagen.

Also, open a book (written after 1970). Supplements are a TERRIBLE way to get whatever it is you're trying to get. The body doesn't absorb a molecule that comes out of a pill the way it absorbs molecules in whole foods. There is tons and tons of science on this and you should really look it up before leading others astray.

[Anonymous No.9911784]

Is there anything I can do to make my face symmetrical
>one droopy eye
>crooked nose
>crooked lips
>one jaw side is bigger
So far I'm just making sure I chew and sleep on both sides evenly for the last two.

[Anonymous No.9911954]

>>9911578
That must be why American obesity disappeared after the 1970s.

[Anonymous No.9911963]

>>9905520
Eh, I'm a bit suspicious of this. Of course cosmetic doctors would say it's beneficial, they're looking for jobs, after all. I can't find a single thing online about botox genuinely helping to slow aging.

[Anonymous No.9911980]

>>9911578
>Supplements are a TERRIBLE way to get whatever it is you're trying to get.

This is such a sweeping generalization. While whole foods are typically the best way to get your nutrients, supplements have their place, and not all supplements are created equally. Supplements are especially great for people who are on-the-go types or just people without much control over their actual diets (not everyone has access to a kitchen everyday, I'm not sure about you but personally I'm often traveling for business).

Collagen supplements in particular have some pretty promising results. Yes you need to take multiple pills in a day (typically 3 pills twice a day, so 6 daily). This study is particularly interesting regarding the efficacy of collagen supplements: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4206255/

> At the end of the study, the dermatologists noted that 109 of these 157 subjects (69%) had either visible or significant improvement in their facial lines
>suggests that Pure Gold Collagen improves wrinkles and facial lines as effectively as certain cosmetic procedures.

[Anonymous No.9911981]

>>9911578
>By "chicken skin" anon probably means doing a total render of skin/bones, in which the fat is usually entirely skimmed off and the remainder is just slightly chicken-flavored jello. It's easy to do with leftovers from a cooked bird carcass and an excellent way to get collagen.
>Just slightly chicken flavored jello

Or you can just, you know, take supplements and not get all triggered when someone threatens to take away your chicken skin, idk you do you I guess.

[Anonymous No.9911984]

>>9911578
Do you happen to have any of these books (written after 1970) on how all supplements are a TURRIBLE way to ‘get whatever it is you’re trying to get’? Clinically peer reviewed studies only, thanks in advance~

[Anonymous No.9911995]

>>9906217
You shouldn't have gotten the chin implant, I've always thought you looked like a botched PS patient

[Anonymous No.9911998]

my friend says women shouldn't get plastic surgery because
1)it's lying
2)how you look is an indicator of how healthy you are
3)You're hiding your bad genetics
What do you guys think of his argument?

[Anonymous No.9912053]

>>9911998
Probably a piece of shit who also thinks that makeup is false advertising, realistically it's no ones business other than the person getting the plastic surgery, also plenty of people get corrective surgeries. Also the argument that the way someone looks has bad genetics is flaky at best. Human inheritance is complicated. Two conventionally attractive people can have an unattractive kid. Two unattractive people can have an attractive kid. There’s no gene that tells you, “Look ugly.” The attractive kid just so happened to get a combination of alleles whose phenotypes work well together. The unattractive kid just happened to get a combination that doesn’t come out looking as nice

[Anonymous No.9912128]

>>9911998
Women are not a product to be consumed. It doesn’t matter if I’m “lying” about my appearance to a man who has no stake in it.

[Anonymous No.9912151]

>>9911998
Why just women and not all people? His statements could be geared towards men as well. I don't disagree that his arguments are true but I'll still get plastic surgery if I want if it helps me feel better.

Though I don't think that, like, getting surgery for a bump in a nose = health, but it may indicate "bad genes," if you consider a bumpy nose to be a bad physical trait.

[Anonymous No.9912246]

>>9911998
>1)it's lying
lmfao how, if you ask me if i had plastic surgery i'd be honest, does he expect people to walk around with a sign that says "DISCLAIMER: I WASN'T BORN LIKE THIS"?

[Anonymous No.9912266]

>>9912128
Honestly this.

>>9911998
Your friend sounds like someone who probably wouldn't have much choice in women anyway. Many people, myself included, want or have had surgery to correct things that have occurred as a result of accidents, trauma etc

[Anonymous No.9913952]

Anyone ever got fillers under their eyes? Mine are starting to look sunken and it casts a shadow that ages me a lot, when the rest of my face is still fine.
Seems like a simple enough and not intrusive procedure. I would love to hear what people think.

[Anonymous No.9914627]

>>9913952
Yes. They're a waste of money, honestly. Very expensive temporary fix for a permanent problem. Just get the surgery.

[Anonymous No.9914633]

>>9911954
American obesity is a sugar problem, not a cholesterol problem. How dumb are you?

>>9911980
Ok, granted, in the case of someone who doesn't cook for themselves and is eating out all the time, of course you should be taking supplements. I worked around commercial kitchens for too long to trust eating out as a mainstay of diet and make nearly everything I eat from scratch. The collagen study is interesting, but generally fat-soluble molecules are going to have a better absorption rate than non-fat-soluble. But it doesn't matter if you're not going to be able to dedicate the time/effort to balancing your diet through food instead of supplements. That's why they exist, after all.

My point is, of course supplements have AN effect, but you'll notice this study didn't compare against a control group of people who consumed the same amount of collagen from food every day. It's just the case that for any given nutrient, your body absorbs it from food better than from an isolated molecule in a pill. It doesn't mean you get 0% from a pill, just less than you would from consuming the equivalent amount from whole food. If you don't have the option of balancing your diet from real food, then of course supplements are better than nothing. The anon who wants to get their collagen from real food sources is going to have higher absorption but have to balance the rest of the intake, but that's not much of a sacrifice for the benefit.

>>9911981
How about you not get triggered when someone informs you that eating food is good, ana-chan?

>>9911984
There's this thing called Google Scholar where you can do your own fucking research. I believe in you, anon!

[Anonymous No.9914919]

Feeling great about this lately:
>bones grew in wrong, body looks good even tho it has issues but my face is having things I'm annoyed at because of it.
>got 3 different braces.
>need jaw surgeries.
>another pair of braces.
>now in consult for a second jaw surgery that should take apart pretty much my whole upper and lower jaw.
>during consult doctor tells me my eyebags are caused by the way my cheekbones are (mis)shaped. He can change it in the same surgery by only cutting some higher, and use belly fat as fillers.
>also asks what I would like to change on my face, we have a big talk about it.
>everything has been and will be paid for by my insurance because it's originally for an issues I'm born with and counts as one procedure.
>always wanted plastic surgery for these things I now get without paying anything than my usual insurance fees (plastic surgery is not insured normally because it ain't medical), in one of the best hospitals of the country no less.

>>9913952
>>9914627
I think if you don't fix what's causing you to need fillers (in my case bone structure), fillers is indeed a very temporary solution. Might be nice to see if it's something you want to commit to, but otherwise I say go with surgery.

[Anonymous No.9914939]

>>9914633
>There's this thing called Google Scholar where you can do your own fucking research. I believe in you, anon!

So you’re saying you don’t have any actual sources you’re pulling all this from *and* you want me to do your research for you?

Naw man, I’m cool, it’s pretty obvious you’re talking out your ass anyway.

[Anonymous No.9915277]

>>9914919
I would be really interested to know how things go for you with the surgery! I'm looking into the fat transfer for eyebags but not sure I should get it done just yet. Obviously your surgery is more extensive though.

[Anonymous No.9915391]

>>9915277
Next month I have another consult. I kinda expect to get a date for the surgery afterwards, but can't know for sure until said consult.

After surgery I probably post anyways. Last time I had to stay a week in the hospital (day before surgery until few days after). Get bored to death there, but worth it. I expect to stay a week now as well, maybe longer. This surgery is bigger than my last one. I got all the time to check cgl and not much better to do.

[Anonymous No.9915420]

>>9911995
Yeah the chin implant I was never 100% satisfied with, but it does make my profile look better. I've thought about replacing it with a smaller implant but doesn't bother me enough to actually go through with it.

[Anonymous No.9915610]

if fillers are a waste of money what surgery do you get instead?
Why are they a waste of money also? They last 1+ year. People get botox instead of facelifts in example.

[Anonymous No.9915618]

>>9915610
A lot of people get fillers temporarily, a lot of hyalurone acid fillers are easily reversible without having to go under
Botox is mostly to prevent deeper wrinkles, but you can‘t craft a full face lift with injections only.

[Anonymous No.9915624]

>>9915618
what's the more permanent option for fillers? Is it just a different type?

[Anonymous No.9915626]

>>9915624
Depending on the area, for example you can have your fat bags under your eyes put in your cheeks to get the effect and no eyebags returning, but all fillers (even fat transfer) will be reduced by your metabolism at some point.

[Anonymous No.9915631]

>>9915626
what's the price difference though? Routinely getting it done vs permanent ones.

[Anonymous No.9915649]

>>9915631
Depends on the clinic and what you want really. For example eyebag injections would be a few hundred every 6-8 months, fat transfer about double but lasting twice as long and surgery around 3-8k for a „final“ solution.

If I were you I‘d start with injections to see if it‘s enough and how fast your body breaks it down. Also consider other things you might want to get done and prioritize, most places outside of Surgery Central Korea will not put you through multiple facial corrections at once.

[Anonymous No.9915711]

>her before pic
>just her as a little kid, eating

[Anonymous No.9915713]

>>9912128
truth.

[Anonymous No.9915717]

I really want to get a breast reduction, I've been disproportionately busty my entire life and it's also scaring me at this point because I don't want to be a hunchback. 5'8 125lbs at 36dd, I'd like to go down to a c at least, b ideally

[Anonymous No.9915781]

>>9915717
Same here, is not just for the looks. My back hurts and due to the weight of them stretching I constantly have skin problems around the boobs. I always use strong bras and if I have to go without them (showers, baths, wearing a swimsuit...) I end up with red painful markings.

[Anonymous No.9916089]

>>9915610
I get fillers because I cannot take time off for surgery + recovery time unless I quit my job. Also I would rather wait until I'm older and just get it all done instead of multiple surgeries. At the moment all I need is filler under my eye bags/at the top of my cheekbones, jaw and forehead botox which will hopefully prevent deeper wrinkles forming as I get older. I can afford the time to pop in for a clinic visit but not a fortnight for surgery + initial recovery.

[Anonymous No.9916286]

>>9904940
ty anon

[Anonymous No.9917174]

>>9915717
Sounds like you are wearing the wrong bra. Check out A Bra That Fits. I really doubt you're a 36 band.

[Anonymous No.9919926]

>>9903956
>>9905092
>>9915711

In this video she's talking about how she used to be fat as a kid and that's why she's obsessed about her diet and exercising. Not that she had surgery for anything.

[Anonymous No.9921074]

Has anyone else done jaw/masseter botox with a brand other than original Botox? I was looking at Dysport because it is slightly cheaper and supposedly lasts longer, but then there's a couple of online things saying that it can affect your smile muscles more...

[Anonymous No.9922249]

Any white women gone to Korea to have plastic surgery? How were your results? Your experiences?

I’m really interested in having work done without being made to look like the generic white porn star/trophy wife look that is the trend for plastic surgery in LA and NY. I love how graceful and youthful the look of the work of Korean plastic surgeons tend to look.

The problem is, what works for someone with Asian features doesn’t necessarily look good on white chicks. For example, the V shape surgeries I’ve seen done on white women look just bizarre.

Anyone have any experiences with a Korean doctor working on a Caucasian face? Any recommendations?

[Anonymous No.9922403]

>>9922249
First tip would be to stop using Caucasian as white. The rest of the world probably does know what it means. Many Asians and black people are Caucasian, and even wikipedia has a sentence on Americans using it (wrong) nowadays after explaining what the word means.

Otherwise, I've seen some look kinda odd/bad indeed, especially V-line. But I've seen some decent ones. I think it's best to look at specific surgeries instead of in general. Anything particular you look for?

[Anonymous No.9922449]

>>9922403
Not American but you learn something new every day! Id have thought white would be the weirder term since there are plenty of white skinned people in East Asia. Thanks for letting me know!

I’m looking into double jaw surgery and maybe a chin reduction. I have a bit of an overbite but I’m worried that fixing it as is will actually cause me to have a square jaw and pronounced chin. Going to a doctor who can not only do jaw alignment but also take into consideration any aesthetic changes that need to be adjusted to give my face a soft symmetry would be the dream.

[Anonymous No.9922468]

Recently got my boobs done on May 30th

Still healing, but I'm mostly healed. They look great and people are already noticing even though it's only been around 3 weeks post op.

I got the incisions around my nipple so I won't have any scarring, and at this point there isn't even any visible scarring around my areola, it's blended in perfectly!

I am very happy with my decision. I am a petite asian female who has a very pretty face (not to brag) and the boobs definitely have gotten me more attention. Now I just need to squat more!

[Anonymous No.9922492]

>>9922468

do you still have feeling in your nipples

that's really all i'm concerned about if i ever get the chance to do my boobs

[Anonymous No.9922844]

>>9922449
If you want to be clear you don't just mean light skin, it's more easy to say "European descent", if you know what kind of European (Germanic, Slavic, etc) you are (visibly mainly, everyone is mixed nowadays anyways) you could say that, but in some cases (like Hispanic for example) it might make things more complex. But white should do, Asians are generally considered yellow due to undertone in the skin, even when mainly visible when tanning. It's a rough diversion anyways.

Anyways, good western doctors can do that. I'm going to get big part of my jaw done as well. Thing is, many we see with surgery either try to stay young with surgery instead of taking care of their bodies since the start, or they choose the more extreme fake looking options. Just like they can do a boob job natural looking, but many choose to make them look like balloons. Just make sure you've got a good doctor and explain what you want.

I have no experience on Korean doctors of western faces for this tho.