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Besides LL, what other surgeries do you want to do or have you done?

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Minkowski
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Posted on Jan 31, 2022, 8:13 pm
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I have done Vitrectomy for twice to greatly eradicate my eyefloaters(if you don't know about them just google sorry for my impatience in elaborating what they are) but recently my vitreums have generated new eyefloaters, one of which is floating around in my left vision and the other are floating around the verges of visions(so they don't matter), apart from the fact that my left vision is also water-waved. So I'd admit my surgery was 95% successful.
Around 18 y.o I was also meditating on doing plastic surgery to do nose job cuz my nostrils are ROUND CIRCLED not oval circled! So they look so big and I wanna change them! But gradually I have given up this idea.
I also wanna achieve stimulative transcranial electronic magnetic therapy to grow taller after LL. I learned this new technology to come in next decades from Naturalgrowth.com and if you are interested in it you can take a look at it through this website.
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ilovescience
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Posted on Jan 31, 2022, 9:30 pm
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That's a good question. I have thought about this as well. Our vertebrae discs wear out and disappear as we age, if we changed our skeleton build up our heights might stay forever, also our lifespans might increase. This video is the surgery I mean.

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173to187USTORUSSIA
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Posted on Jan 31, 2022, 10:08 pm
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Quote from: Mulholland Dr on January 31, 2022, 08:13:02 PM
As soon as I come back to the USA and can walk and save up some money LASIK is next on the chopping block. Im so tired of wearing glasses. Glasses make most guys look nerdier and unattractive. I've had women say I looked totally different with them on and off.
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Shogun
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Posted on Jan 31, 2022, 10:45 pm
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A nose job is on the list. I have done cheekbone implants and i am in absolute love with em. Definition i never imagined i could possibly have. I have got in the past also subcutaneous fat lipo on the cheeks, jawline and under the neck. Those gave me such an incredible definition (compared to before). After years now thats my everydayface and i kinda have forgotten what it was. So yea i would get a nosejob to have a straight nose. I guess jaw implants is a thing but tbh botox does the work too. A hair transplant whenever i notice my hairline going back(and after it stops). Btw for those who want face lipo NEVER EVER contemplate doing buccal fat removal. You dont wanna have the cheeks of a 90 year old grandma in the next few years.
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Posted on Jan 31, 2022, 10:50 pm
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The only thing I might get is surgery to remove some scarring from previous weight gain.
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ilovescience
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Posted on Jan 31, 2022, 11:02 pm
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Quote from: Shogun on January 31, 2022, 10:45:20 PMA nose job is on the list. I have done cheekbone implants and i am in absolute love with em. Definition i never imagined i could possibly have. I have got in the past also subcutaneous fat lipo on the cheeks, jawline and under the neck. Those gave me such an incredible definition (compared to before). After years now thats my everydayface and i kinda have forgotten what it was. So yea i would get a nosejob to have a straight nose. I guess jaw implants is a thing but tbh botox does the work too. A hair transplant whenever i notice my hairline going back(and after it stops). Btw for those who want face lipo NEVER EVER contemplate doing buccal fat removal. You dont wanna have the cheeks of a 90 year old grandma in the next few years.

I have never done cheekbone implant. It was performed using local anesthesia right? Was the process painful or just a minor pain?
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Minkowski
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Posted on Feb 1, 2022, 12:27 am
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Quote from: ilovescience on January 31, 2022, 09:30:11 PMThat's a good question. I have thought about this as well. Our vertebrae discs wear out and disappear as we age, if we changed our skeleton build up our heights might stay forever, also our lifespans might increase. This video is the surgery I mean.


Good. That can prevent me from shrinking my height due to aging.
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Minkowski
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Posted on Feb 1, 2022, 12:29 am
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QuoteAs soon as I come back to the USA and can walk and save up some money LASIK is next on the chopping block. Im so tired of wearing glasses. Glasses make most guys look nerdier and unattractive. I've had women say I looked totally different with them on and off.
What if I tell you that LASIK is just one of the reasons why you can suffer from eyefloaters which I was having LOL? I heard from some ppl complaining that LASIK induced to their Visual Snow Syndrome, eyefloaters, glared sights so you gotta think twice about it.
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Minkowski
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Posted on Feb 1, 2022, 12:30 am
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Quote from: Shogun on January 31, 2022, 10:45:20 PMA nose job is on the list. I have done cheekbone implants and i am in absolute love with em. Definition i never imagined i could possibly have. I have got in the past also subcutaneous fat lipo on the cheeks, jawline and under the neck. Those gave me such an incredible definition (compared to before). After years now thats my everydayface and i kinda have forgotten what it was. So yea i would get a nosejob to have a straight nose. I guess jaw implants is a thing but tbh botox does the work too. A hair transplant whenever i notice my hairline going back(and after it stops). Btw for those who want face lipo NEVER EVER contemplate doing buccal fat removal. You dont wanna have the cheeks of a 90 year old grandma in the next few years.
Do you live in USA? I heard plastic surgery in USA is most advanced all over the world.
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ilovescience
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Posted on Feb 1, 2022, 12:59 am
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Quote from: Mulholland Dr on February 01, 2022, 12:27:01 AMGood. That can prevent me from shrinking my height due to aging.

Not sure if this surgery will make it to Asia or China as it may be controversial at first.
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