hair transplants are expensive as f*** and in general a bad idea for non finasteride users with aggressive balding like myself
obviously guys with strong facial features will pull off balding ALOT better than these beta type pussies with weak *** faces
can you go from looking like the guy on the right to the left without ending up looking like a freak?
is it possible? is it worth it? too risky?
has anyone else looked into this?
Facial surgery doesn't work: it's way too noticeable and looks geenrally bad.
Also, you're born with your face. I don't share the ethics of facial surgery.
I instead understand the ethics of the hair transplant because a disease took your hair, you weren't born bald.
Facial surgery is 100% vanity. Hair transplant is identity.
I have good jawline but still incel. My eye area sucks
some guys can be as lean as they want, they will never have that defined jawline
You have wrongly compared a white guy with this subcontinent looking guy because there are many anatomical differences between races.I am not talking of that HUGE NOSE.
I am posting this REDPILL facial anatomy video that correctly explain what i am saying.
Can you imagine the life this girl would live if she still looked like the way she was?
I have good jawline but still incel. My eye area sucks
You havent seen @Xander94 yet? I think you're the only onejawline when balding is f*****g everything man. be grateful of that for sure
lets see your eyes, post a pic. just edit them out i paint or something
You havent seen @Xander94 yet? I think you're the only one
lol the f****r wont send me his pic
he doesnt trust me
I was enlightened to see Dante's lower third.
How do u feel now?
What changed in that woman's pic other than jaw and nose?
not sure what u mean
but dante is def not a f*****g freakshow. not what i saw anyway
good jawline, good shape head (even tho he disagrees)
i honestly think getting in shape and a bit of colour would do him the world of good
though without seeing his actual face we'll never know
You havent seen @Xander94 yet? I think you're the only one
Facial surgery doesn't work: it's way too noticeable and looks geenrally bad.
Also, you're born with your face. I don't share the ethics of facial surgery.
I instead understand the ethics of the hair transplant because a disease took your hair, you weren't born bald.
Facial surgery is 100% vanity. Hair transplant is identity.
Can you imagine the life this girl would live if she still looked like the way she was?
I can't get over how this makes me feel, and it's not good.
It's the same girl, but in the 2nd picture I wonder what she's thinking, what her life has been like, what her years been like, how she feels about her surgery, what lead her to this. Basically I'm unconsciously sympathising with someone because of aesthetics and nothing else, she could be a total c*** for all I know, but I care about her, in a split second my brain has filled up a bunch of random thoughts about her.
The (same) girl in the 1st picture? I don't wanna know. I bet her thoughts are screwy and illogical, she looks dead eyed and unworthy of trust, everything about her is undesirable, and I know nothing about her. She is probably untalented in all ways and unintelligent.
Of course I'm only being honest, I know this isn't right but it's subconsciously the thoughts my brain releases. We all know about the Halo effect and times like these you realise how much it clouds your judgement.
I don't admire superficiality, I feel sorry for ugliness and generally weakness, I empathise with it as best as I can, but when your brain decides things as a knee-jerk reaction, is it really worth fighting against? Of course I'll still fight against my ridiculous animal instincts of judging someone so harshly, but a part of me also thinks- f*** it, that's life, and it only happens once, embrace and surround yourself with beauty as much as possible, ignore and discourage ugliness, for it is undesirable and will only depress you.
On the other hand, "facing up" to difficult thoughts about ugliness is challenging, and isn't that what life's about as well? If you make everything in life too easy, including something as simple as your own convenient thoughts, then you never really experience living.
It's a edifice of copes on top of copes all the way down, with a set of tunnels and basements of copes underneath.