QuoteBut I'm still really flimsy about taking a hot knife to my face, so I want some very open and honest opinions about how I look from the side.
Open and honest. OK. I've posted comments before and you know I think you are pretty, but as you know there are
scales of pretty. And in my view FFS could make you stunning. I've learned so much about pretty faces the last year
in reading and talking to surgeons. I knew pretty when I saw it a year ago but could not tell you why. Now I think I can
tell you what makes a person pretty or feminine.
First the good. You have a very pretty shape to your face, beautiful lips and doe eyes. Great hair. Pretty jaw
and chin. Short chin height. Short upper lip. Upper forehead looks good. Soft cheeks. Small ears. Feminine
eyebrows. All good.
The first think I'd like to say is that your profile shot seems to be not quite 90 degrees and that might change
some of my comments. It's hard to tell where your forehead lies in relation to your chin because of the angle. It
would also be helpful to hold your head more upright... you appear to be looking down slightly.
For you I think the biggest problem area is brow bossing and your nose. There are MANY women that have your
nose, but to considered feminine the bridge needs to be concave and the tip should slope up slightly. It is also too
thick at the top viewed straight on. And the tip is too large. I think the nose alone would have a dramatic effect on
your face. The curve of your nose as it blends into the forehead is very masculine. The forward looking pictures does not
show it as well as your profile. To be considered feminine there should not be much if a curve between the forehead and top
of the nose. There are women that have a more masculine face that do have a curve there but if you look at really pretty
models you won't find much. The more straight that area is the more feminine it is considered.
Women that are considered very feminine (and attractive) have larger cheek bones and less fat in the lower
cheek/jowl area. From your profile I would say cheek implants would help greatly but the lighting is such on the straight
ahead picture that I cannot tell.
Lipo of the neck and jaw line would also be fairly cheap and in the long term make a lot of sense. You're starting with a lot of
fat in your neck below the jaw line and under the chin and in 20 years it will be much much worse.
A cheap 30% to 50% glycolic peel you can do at home would do wonders for your acne(if that is what it is) and
discoloration. Beauty starts with clear and smooth skin and I think the discoloration makes you look more masculine.
Gracie you have the potential of being a really beautiful women. Many here would kill to have your base starting point.
The question for you is... am I happy being passable or do I want to be really really beautiful?
Amanda
