It’s astounding that you don’t have millions of followers. You have some of the most valuable and real content on RU-vid! -I’m a fellow Sculptra fan!!!
@@elinapolicastro5148 Thanks so much Elina! I’m still growing but it’s difficult for me to put out content as frequently as other ppl on RU-vid. These types of videos I create takes a lot of research and time to find the photos/videos. Please feel free to share this channel with others 💕🤗
@sammy7536 @NaturalInjector I noticed that too! know she's been through a lot, I'm wondering if it's connected? I've been through a lot of trauma and started grinding my teeth, even had tmj, while my face is not like hers, I did notice my jaw got bigger, I'm thinking it's the masseter muscles on me, and maybe her? Or lack of estrogen? Which I struggle with too
I love that you always speak the truth ❤ it is quite rare in the "positivity" era😊 although i must say i love also the sophia of the before... very pretty naturally
@@TheMeowizer 💕 Thank you for your comment! It’s hard sometimes in this era for sure! I thought Sophia had a very intriguing look before, I feel she had sex appeal even before all of the treatments she likely had done. Sex appeal is interesting, I don’t feel that someone necessarily has to be very pretty to be sexy.
I’ve always had a hyperfeminine face and body, but after 50 I got chin filler, which is a game changer on the face, it sharpens my jawline and gave me the v shape I was starting to lose with age.
@@blagovestaivanova3829 My chin and the area near my nose to build up a slight shelf to help with some hollowing under the eyes, but they must go to the bone and preferably with a doctor or board certified dermatologist..
@@Ashgee1500 Thanks! That’s a good question. Some people do filler to that area, if you are speaking of the area right under the bone that can hollow out on some people?
Excellent information That definately gives those of us who want the cosmetic visual change but are too scared to have cosmetic surgery to achieve the desired results. Definately a game changer for people like me: results look great and NO surgery.. thank you for this enlightenment on this subject.
Very interesting video, well researched loaded with good information.. This video left me speechless because very well thought out it is truly a masterpiece!😊
i dont think brooke ever had a hyperfeminine face. what made her face so striking even when she was young was balance of both feminine and masculine features. her brows are thick and low, strong jawline and low-ish hairline
@@_Char_M Thank you so much for your comment. I don’t see much masculinity in her facial structure when she was younger (early teenage years). One could maybe say the thick eyebrows could be and her eyebrows don’t have much arch. But other than that, her face looked extremely feminine. Her features including her nose, eyes and lips, her hair. She looks to have very beautiful thick hair, and she has a defined jawline but I would not call it masculine looking, at least not when she was in her early teens. She had angulated features but she also had a lot of youthful and feminine softness.
@@NaturalInjector yes the angulated features and lack of arch are masculine. not that it makes her look like a man in any way but her face would look even more feminine with high and thinner brows, but that would take away from what makes her striking.
@@sanarora Hi! Glad you enjoyed the video! Yes I do offer virtual consults outside of the US. As long as you have a phone number and credit card you should be able to schedule one with this link 👉 naturalinjector.myaestheticrecord.com/online-booking?services=true. If you don’t see a time or day that works for you, email me at emily@naturalinjector.com.
@NaturalInjector yes it definitely was! Question though I noticed you didn't add any filler or anything to the cheek or undereye area. I suppose mine is just worse than average but what do you think is best to lift or fill thay area without looking too overdone?
There's one side of the lips that is bigger than the other one naturally so you should have even them out but injecting one side less than the other. We are all slightly asymmetrical so it's surprising you don't pay attention to that.
@@saraha.1422 Actually I absolutely saw that. I did do more filler in the one side that was naturally smaller but you have to understand sometimes asymmetry comes from the muscle and not necessarily the lips. Please don’t accuse without asking first.
I should create one. Thanks for giving me the idea 💡. This may be of help because this facial feature is very important for men 👉 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Emv1TDE957E.htmlsi=2j49YlgbIqZhB8hP
@@Speakup117 thanks for your comment. Just because some ppl think I had filler, that does not mean the lip flips results are not subtle. No one can tell who has done a lip flip. It’s a very hard thing to speculate because it is subtle. You can speculate someone had it by looking at a before and after, but there has not been one article written by magazines that show any hard core evidence of who and who has not done a lip flip, because it is indeed subtle. This is opposed to the countless articles on which celebrities magazines have speculated who had lip filler, or a nose job or other more noticeable cosmetic treatments. If the person who had the lip flip didn’t tell you, you likely would never know.
I used Sculptra on and off in my 30s. Now that I’m 40, I’m going even harder on the Sculptra. I have a naturally lean, long, and narrow face. It’s just more pronounced as I age. I’ve had 3 vials since March. I see minimal results. I really dislike how long it takes to see results. I bet I’ll need 2 more vials by the end of the year. I would like a better way to fill the temples because they seem to be a money pit. HA fillers last 6 months. Sculptra requires many vials and lots of money and patience. There needs to be something better. Thoughts on smooth threads to build collagen around the face? What about PDO threads for a nonsurgical nose tweakment for the tip?
I had my 1st sculptra treatments (7 vials starting at age 46) I has a maintenance treatment at 48. I am now 49. I wish my Dr would do more, but he wants me to wait till next year when I turn 50. He's just struck about every 2 to 3 years. I fund that it does a great job, except in my left temple. I know weird! He decided to use Restalyn difine in my left temple. It's been a year, and a 1/2 it's still thete. My tear trough filler has also stayed now for 1.5 years and still looks good. HA fillers last a lot longer than is indicated. Don't be fulled! I just think sculptra as much as it is annoying to wait, and the massages suck! I like that nobody knows I did something. I tell them anyway, but they don't guess. 😆 I'm wondering if I'll need 2 vials for maintenance next year since I will be 50. I do see my cheek hollows starting to look a little like they did before. Good luck, don't be afraid to touch up some areas with HA filler if need be.
@@monicastraub3372 thank you for sharing your story. I use filler sparingly and yes they can last a lot longer than people think, especially under the eyes! I don’t love that I have to wait on the results with Sculptra either. However, I do like that it gives you something to look forward to.
@@Nicole-xo7sj Thanks for sharing your story. The temples are like a black hole. It takes a lot of volume. I agree I wish there was something better. A better collagen stimulator would be great. I am not a big fan of PDO threads because I feel like you are just tacking up the skin. Also, because Sculptra is water based, it can spread better.
@@NaturalInjector I’ve had 3 facial fat transfers too. I have Voluma and Vollux all over my face too. Being naturally thin is nice until aging really revs up. It’s an uphill battle to keep my face from looking gaunt. My only thought on the smooth threads (as opposed to barbed for lifting) was for collagen production in areas where lasers, Sculptra, skin care, Renuva, fat transfer, chemical peels, neuromodulators, and PRF haven’t worked like the forehead or accordion lines. I still have fine lines in lower volume areas after all the above procedures. I’ve seen doctors put smooth threads in the forehead and smile lines to smooth stubborn lines. I might give it a whirl since I’ve already poured a great deal of money and time and I’m not seeing improvements. I think these things are just preventing things from getting worse. I’d like to see an actual improvement though. It seems that Europe and Asia have more cosmetic options that make a difference.
@@Nicole-xo7sj oh wow really you had 3 facial fat transfers. Curious to see what your experience was with Renuva. I tried it once but I still need to do more treatments. Sculptra and Renuva are not ideal for fine lines since they have to be injected more superficially. Europe and Asia definitely have way more options than here in the US.
@@snappypanda8258 Yes she has a hyperfeminine face. I just don’t love her pencil thin eyebrows. Also I wish she would bring back some of the youthful softness back with injectables, and it does not have to be with filler.
@@shellyr8094 yes I think some of the feminine softness goes away as the face ages. Thank god for injectables, it can help but I am guessing she is choosing to age naturally.
Thank you for this informative video. I have to say I was getting distracted by your lips or maybe it’s just the lipstick that’s not done properly (?) You still looking stunning though with your hyper feminine features 😊
So to achieve this true feminity you have to go through all these procedures i am wondering is it real feminity or just standards set by women to look more appealing?
@@zizikhan9849 No you do not. I mentioned procedures that 2 celebrities have done to look more feminine. I also stated that some ppl already have this hyperfeminine look naturally and I also discussed other ways women can enhance their look that has absolutely nothing to do with injectables or plastic surgery. Hope you got a chance to watch the whole video
can you please 🙏 help me I want to buy supplements but I don't know which here is the one supplements acetyl l- glutathione , plus L glutamine, L Cystein, Glycin, NAC, Taurin, MSM & Molybdän This is how it called they also have only acetyl l glutathione and both but what it means reducted? Which is better ? Is it safe to use all the ingredients I wrote?
I don’t know wether to get nucleofill or sculptra for my smile lines:( I am only 19 but can see the lines forming already and leaving indentations, and all the women in my family have massive jowls. I want to take some sort of preventative measure?
Uuum Brooke Shields? 😭 white standards are different! Brooke has a masculine sort of beauty with strong brows, strong large jaws, and thin lips. Her eye color and naturally beautiful lip color save her! I would say Scarlette Johansson is a better example if anything😅
@@froyokid I stated Brooke had a hyperfeminine look when she was a young teenager, in her Blue Lagoon days. As she got older her brow bone and jawline became more prominent. Race has nothing to do with it. If someone looks hyperfeminine it doesn’t matter what race they are. I don’t think I have ever encountered one human being who doesn’t think Brooke Shields, in the late 70’s and 80’s was not extraordinary beautiful and feminine looking. I also would not say her brows were strong back then, she has thick eyebrow hairs but that doesn’t necessarily mean a strong brow, she also does not have thin lips and as stated, there is nothing masculine about having a defined jawline as long as it’s not too wide or bulky. Again I am referring to her look when she was a young teenager.
How about marionette lines? I begin to notice it on my face. I hate it. What type of procedure can reduce marionette lines? I had Sculptra 3 x already but why do I suddenly have these line?
People are going way too far. We all want to look good. But all anyone has to do is read the stories of women now desperately sick with autoimmune disease because of breast implants. Women are DYING and suffering from horrible life changing complications because of BBL's. Buccal fat removal is dreadful. I mean we should take care of ourselves but there should be some grace also in getting older!
I dont see any narrowing of the hawline in Sophia Ritchie's case, she just have less fat in her face, she is less full but same width and angle if her jawline
@@im2918 It’s very subtle but I see it. Other providers have analyzed what they speculate she has done as well and they have mentioned her masseters, although she may have had a surgical chin reduction.
