mbk wrote:Kwell, have you had any chin surgery done? BTW, I think your lips might be a good feature if the rest of the face is balanced.
Hi,
Thats a good comment - its all about BALANCE! Well, where do I begin ... hmm ... I used to have a "pretty nose" narrow with a sharp tip (thanks to 5 years of silicone) and everyone liked my nose and got lovely compliments. More importantly, the "sharp" look suited my face very well. I also thought it looked well but as if all features, I noticed there was room for improvement i.e. loved the bridge nice and straight but the tip was thin out, so I wanted to replace it with my own cartilage and therefore ended up changing the entire shape of my nose. Guess what? I can honestly confess I dislike the tip completely - whilst it preserved the tip skin, my tip is completely different; now round, bulbuous with nostrils even more exposed ! I seriously do not see myself living with such a nose, its ultra distracting and pains me to the core. While I got safety, I also lost beauty !!
With such a nose and infection going on... I really dont know how much longer I can tolerate this before I have everything removed, rest, and reconstruct again. I only hope this is false alarm because of the post op effects, but by the same token, I am extremely realistic about the outcome mostly through experience. Perhaps, I should not have been overly ambitious, but with all cosmetic procedures- one takes the risks involved and take it from there.
I try to think of Cindy Jackson (
www.cindyjackson.com) NOT Micheal Jackson (gosh... I would rather die!!) as someone who knows what exactly she wants improved with no room for second outcomes - it is, as I said before, COSMETIC and we should be PRECISE to the core, subject to individual's realistic goals and/or ideals.
Have a look at the website - I dun agree with everytthing there is to read, but hey she is a living example amongst many other people out there.
Just my 2 cents worth. he he
