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"Bone determine the eye shape"
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It's all tendon and fat under and upper the eye, the cope need to STOP




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@16tyo roping as we speak
 
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Eye shape is determined by the skin

Eye support is determined by the bone

Ie cantal tilt and almond ye shake is tendons and shit

While good eye area is under and upper eye support otherwise bug eyes
 
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Yes bro and what exactly do tendons connect to and what does fat sit on?
 
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Both matter, but yes, you have a point.

Myself and my family members all have decent, high zygos, but we all have 0/10 eye areas because of lacking fat pads + my dad and I have NCT.
My dad has god-tier zygos but still has mild NCT.
 
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very good post

henry cavill has giga chad bones but extremely ugly bug eyes with an unfortunate eye shape
 
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probably a combination of the two obviously if u have no bones at all u'll have no under eye support
 
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Blackpill3d said:
probably a combination of the two obviously if u have no bones at all u'll have no under eye support
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if you have fat and good tendon your a slayer, that's all
 
What are tendons attached to, genius?
 
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Blackpill3d said:
probably a combination of the two obviously if u have no bones at all u'll have no under eye support
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yea cheekbone is for basic support but no for the eye shape
 
BradAniston said:
no, all european have basicely the same orbitral shape
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What are you on about? That kids eyes are so fucked up he’s living life split screen and that’s just the cheekbones, not even the orbitals
 
it's basically purely dependant on bone, you haven't thought about it enough
 
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AutisticBeaner said:
what i mean is you can't really tell what part is eyelid and so on
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what i mean is the guy in your avi have top tier bone, but also good fat gen, good tendon, good eye muscle
 
BradAniston said:
what i mean is the guy in your avi have top tier bone, but also good fat gen, good tendon, good eye muscle
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but why do i never see guys with top tier bones but suboptimal eye areas? top tier bones includes narrow orbitals, not just the bones being big
 
homo_faber said:
very good post

henry cavill has giga chad bones but extremely ugly bug eyes with an unfortunate eye shape
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He has protruding Zygos but his ogee curve is flat considering that (not FLAT but in comparison to his Zygos laterally it is). He does not have bug eyes but it's like he sacrificed prominent undereye support for a great jaw and zygos.
 
Very stupid post. Both play a role.

Orbital form determines eyelid shape as tarsal plates or eyelids are bound to the orbital septum which fills the orbit.
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High cheekbones lead to straighter supraorbital rim as the frontal bone doesn’t have to arch as much to attach to the zygomatic. This leads to a flatter rather than arched upper eyelid.

More masculine suprorbital form (higher zygos):

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More feminine supraorbital form (lower zygos):
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What this looks like in real life:
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In addition to upper eyelid shape, orbital rims determine the lower Lid shape. Specifically, the frontal process of the maxilla’s position relative to the zygomatic is what determines lower Lid shape. A low frontal process will lead to a lower or downturned medial canthus (its ligament is attached to the frontal process of the maxilla), and, in turn, the maxilla will arch less to meet the zygomatic. This will lead to a straighter rather than rounded lower lid.

Low frontal process and thus straighter infra orbital rim:

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High frontal process and thus rounded infraorbital rim:
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Real life:

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MisterMercedes said:
Very stupid post. Both play a role.

Orbital form determines eyelid shape as tarsal plates or eyelids are bound to the orbital septum which fills the orbit.
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High cheekbones lead to straighter supraorbital rim as the frontal bone doesn’t have to arch as much to attach to the zygomatic. This leads to a flatter rather than arched upper eyelid.

More masculine suprorbital form (higher zygos):

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More feminine supraorbital form (lower zygos):
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What this looks like in real life:
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In addition to upper eyelid shape, orbital rims determine the lower Lid shape. Specifically, the frontal process of the maxilla’s position relative to the zygomatic is what determines lower Lid shape. A low frontal process will lead to a lower or downturned medial canthus (its ligament is attached to the frontal process of the maxilla), and, in turn, the maxilla will arch less to meet the zygomatic. This will lead to a straighter rather than rounded lower lid.

Low frontal process and thus straighter infra orbital rim:

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High frontal process and thus rounded infraorbital rim:
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Real life:

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Kek wanted to answer and destroy that cope but saw "MisterMercedes" :feelskek::feelskek::feelskek:
 
BradAniston said:
Kek wanted to answer and destroy that cope but saw "MisterMercedes" :feelskek::feelskek::feelskek:
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The fact that you have nothing to say about it shows how little you know about anatomy/bone structure. Shouldn’t make posts about a topic you don’t bother to research.
 
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MisterMercedes said:
Very stupid post. Both play a role.

Orbital form determines eyelid shape as tarsal plates or eyelids are bound to the orbital septum which fills the orbit.
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High cheekbones lead to straighter supraorbital rim as the frontal bone doesn’t have to arch as much to attach to the zygomatic. This leads to a flatter rather than arched upper eyelid.

More masculine suprorbital form (higher zygos):

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More feminine supraorbital form (lower zygos):
View attachment 788503


What this looks like in real life:
View attachment 788537View attachment 788541

In addition to upper eyelid shape, orbital rims determine the lower Lid shape. Specifically, the frontal process of the maxilla’s position relative to the zygomatic is what determines lower Lid shape. A low frontal process will lead to a lower or downturned medial canthus (its ligament is attached to the frontal process of the maxilla), and, in turn, the maxilla will arch less to meet the zygomatic. This will lead to a straighter rather than rounded lower lid.

Low frontal process and thus straighter infra orbital rim:

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High frontal process and thus rounded infraorbital rim:
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Real life:

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This is what I believe is the truth, when I run my fingers along my infra orbital shape in the mirror my lower eyelid shape has a 1:1 correlation. I doubt its coincidence, and is why I'd rather get well shaped infra orbital implants than get my eye tendons played with
 
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MisterMercedes said:
The fact that you have nothing to say about it shows how little you know about anatomy/bone structure. Shouldn’t make posts about a topic you don’t bother to research.
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Yea your right dude.

16tyo said:
This is what I believe is the truth, when I run my fingers along my infra orbital shape in the mirror my lower eyelid shape has a 1:1 correlation. I doubt its coincidence, and is why I'd rather get well shaped infra orbital implants than get my eye tendons played with
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My lower orbitral is straight af and so close to my eye brow my lower eyelid is dropy af, causality =/= correlation
 
BradAniston said:
Yea your right dude.


My lower orbitral is straight af and so close to my eye brow my lower eyelid is dropy af, causality =/= correlation
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It's not the straightness of the bone then I guess it's how low the frontal process is then I believe. @MisterMercedes ?
 
Lev Peshkov said:
Eye shape is determined by the skin

Eye support is determined by the bone

Ie cantal tilt and almond ye shake is tendons and shit

While good eye area is under and upper eye support otherwise bug eyes
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Bug eyes are how deep the eyes are in the socket. Asians have no orbitals bones, but they don’t have bug eyes cuz their eyes are very far back in their skull. That’s another thing people don’t understand
 
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AtomicBlackPill69 said:
Bug eyes are how deep the eyes are in the socket. Asians have no orbitals bones, but they don’t have bug eyes cuz their eyes are very far back in their skull. That’s another thing people don’t understand
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True good post.
But i just wanted to put an end on people who think barrett skull look like this
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16tyo said:
It's not the straightness of the bone then I guess it's how low the frontal process is then I believe. @MisterMercedes ?
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Both. A low frontal process leads to a straight infra orbital rim as the maxilla doesn’t have to round as much to attach to the zygomatic.

Same with the Supraorbital rim. The higher the zygomatic is, the less the frontal bone archs to attach to it.

This is why, the more downturned the medial can thus is, the straighter the lower lid. Eriksen is the most extreme example I’ve seen.

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MisterMercedes said:
Both. A low frontal process leads to a straight infra orbital rim as the maxilla doesn’t have to round as much to attach to the zygomatic.

Same with the Supraorbital rim. The higher the zygomatic is, the less the frontal bone archs to attach to it.

This is why, the more downturned the medial can thus is, the straighter the lower lid. Eriksen is the most extreme example I’ve seen.

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Do you think a high frontal process could be improved with well shaped and positioned infra orbital implants? And do you think this would be superior to lower eyelid retraction?
 
16tyo said:
Do you think a high frontal process could be improved with well shaped and positioned infra orbital implants? And do you think this would be superior to lower eyelid retraction?
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I’m not knowledgeable enough on surgeries to give you a good answer. @RealSurgerymax is probably the best person to ask.
 
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indeed the only thing that determines eyeshape is batemanmaxxing
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