i considered getting this & i had a chat with a plastic surgeon. he said that ill most likely regret it in 10 years (im 25) since by aging, the fat on the face will reduce, so when im 35 i can look 50. i always appreciate his honesty & thank god i didnt proceed with the surgery.
Thats great, mine basically didn’t clarify anything other than telling me about surgery risks and healing when i asked whether it ages people, he said he didnt think so lmao However i now have chosen to go with masseter botox instead bc it achieves the facial slimming im looking for
the way I see this, this looks like it’s just going to age people a lot quicker. that sunken in look doesn’t scream youthfulness to me, I usually see that on elderly people. but to each their own.
I think it's about balance. Too full (with filler perhaps) and it looks unnatural. Too gaunt (ex. aging, this surgery) and it looks bad. I think there's an optimum point where it's just right in the context of all the other facial features. I think the sunken in look might be a draw for people who prefer the more vampiric look vs the cherub look in that area. Subjectivity of beauty I think of course is another key factor here.
Buccal fat removal isnt supposed to look sunken in. People that do look like that either had too much removed or were not a good candidate for the procedure to begin with.
I had “chubby cheeks” until I was 27, then my face thinned out- even though I had gained 10 pounds in the meantime. I ended up looking thinner. I think I’ll be leaving my buccal fat alone for now.
@@johnnyroe8053 while I was working out- as I have always done, my cheeks truly did become less voluminous over the course of a couple of years in my mid-late twenties. But thanks for assuming I work out!
Same, I looked like bobblehead as a kid, and my face emerged around the same age. Wish young people would hold off on surgically changing themselves at such a young age
I did the buccal fat surgery to reduce facial rounding around the cheeks. Later I realized it was really the masseter muscle area further back in my face causing the rounding. Something to consider for folks looking at the surgery. The buccal fat surgery gave me a more hollow look below the cheekbones but in front of the masseter area. In the right lighting, I can see the indent from the fat removal. It doesn't look bad (late 20s, had it done in my very early 20s). It does give a mild positive hollow look currently. At low enough body fat percentage, the rounding that does bother me is significantly reduced but it could also be due to overactive masseter muscles (I grind a lot at night) and other structures there. All this to say that buccal fat surgery may not reduce the round cheeks if the issue is further back in the face.
@@thebull004 It cost about $1300 back in 2014. I don't have any regrets at the moment but the improvement is mild, if not neutral, I'd say. I don't ever recall being amazed by the improvement nor horrified. I do have indents on the sides of my mouth but they don't look bad, maybe even slightly good depending on who you ask.
@@thebull004Qoves Studio gave me an aesthetic report about a year ago. One of the highlights of the report mentioned that a buccal fat removal surgery would benefit me. People have told me my whole life that I have very fat cheeks as well. Anyways, I have buccal fat removal surgery in 2 weeks. My price quote is right next to my bed as I write this. The total amount is around $6000
This happened to me the year I turned 30. I made some diet changes too that year and lost a few kg too. Not only that but I also got braces so not being able to chew properly weakened my masseter muscles. I went from a really cute chubby face to hollow cheeks and I don't really like it. Looking at photos from one year ago always saddens me. I liked my chubby cheeks.
I‘ve always had very big round cheeks and I used to hate it so much. I really wanted to do something about is in my late teens but nowadays I kind of just embrace that this is what I look like and it‘s fine. At least it makes me look cuter 👍
My mom is 68 years old, and like most senior citizens…is overweight. She’s not obese, but a rather high BMI. Yet for some reason, as time went on, her cheekbones just POPPED. She doesn’t even have a gaunt face, and I can’t say she lost buccal fat, because her cheeks aren’t hollow. She does have subtle jowls going on. But she’s got high cheekbones, and the fat surrounding it seemed to decrease over time, making them look SUPER pronounced. She didn’t have this when she was decades younger, according to pictures. It’s fascinating.
now i have faith in my cheekbones as i age! my mom is 50 and she doesn’t really have many wrinkles other than a few around eyes and tiny jowels too. i’m 24, she looks like she could be my older sister more than my mother. she’s also in incredible shape and health. my grandmother, her mother, is 74 and still looks very beautiful and in shape.
I noticed that men actually prefer women with round faces with more prominent cheeks/ baby face (generalizing here). I know you don't do everything for male validation, but it's kinda funny how many of us want to fit an imaginary beauty standard when men and women naturally prefer something completely different
I‘m very happy with my partial buccal fat removal results. I had it done more than 10 years ago in my early 20s. At this stage I look younger than most of my pears. Even if it would age me in 10 years from now. I won a great deal of attractiveness in a time if my life when it mattered most. No way that I would ever regret this procedure. I’m rather beautiful in my 20s and 30s than slightly more youthful looking in my 50s.
i wished you would have touched on how buccal fat removal would be a better option for those of asian ancestry than others. It is typically seen that they look youthful (arguably to the fullness of the face) but then as they age have round jowls.
So true, I've seen some idols that for me look like they had the fat removal but then they have laxity to the jaw. Kind of odd bc everything else is pretty youthful still. Only thing I know is that I'm 25 and from my bone I'll nevet have a hollowed cheek. My face it's too flat and compact for it. That's not my esthetic 😶
@@laysaferreirasilva2146 kpop idols normally do v-line surgery instead of buccal fat removal. The one to come to my mind who did buccal fat removal is Giselle from Aespa.
The thing is none of these girls had really chubby cheeks to begin with. I have chubby cheeks simmilar to GIGI Hadid and I'm considering this surgery (i'm 21 i think I'll wait until I'm 23). Chubby cheeks can age bad and sag over time too. Most people with slim defined faces don't age bad either
When I was 21, I definitely still had a lot of baby fat on my cheeks. At 24, it's mostly gone, besides days where I look puffy. I had to cut out fast food and most things that are typically bad for you due to illness, which I think helped tremendously.
I had chubby cheeks until I was 28 or 29. Due to this, I appear much younger than I am. Even though they aren't that big anymore, I'm sure that's what makes me look that way.
When I was 15, I had full cheeks and my dream was to have this procedure. A few years passed and at the age of 20 I already had cheeks like that naturally. Today I'm 23 and it looks like my cheeks have sunk deeper. This causes me insecurity because it ages my face by 10 years. If I could I would fill them in to stay as before.
@@Dino-Savage Didn't do any cosmetic procedures, my cheeks were sunken naturally. However, I forgot to mention one important fact: I lost weight. Although I've always been skinny, I've lost a few kilos, this issue certainly must have influenced my face and made me lose cheeks. Anyway, I prefer plump cheeks to plump cheeks, maybe I'll get them back when I gain my kilos back (I've lost weight due to gastric problems and I'm under the ideal weight for my body).
I had really chubby cheeks in my teens and early 20s and hated it. Now at 26 my face is finally starting to thin out and look my age. I'm definitely glad I never tried to get surgery for it.
as a baby-faced man, im 100% getting this, even conservatively idk, as long as I stop biting my cheeks when I chew/talk. but I get the problem, especially for girls since the youthful look is good on them (most times)
I believe for men is this procedure actually quite beneficial. Even if it should age you, men look better the more they mature, as long as they have their hair of course.
@@cmendy1809they don't look better the more they mature. It's more dependent on their independent features ei. wrinkles, body weight, hair loss, skin laxity. Exactly like with women. Its a false stereotype that they age better. Look at any male celebrity who used to be a sex symbol like Brad Pitt or Leonardo Dicaprio
I never admired this visible surgical trend on so many faces as of recent. I feel like the only woman who has looked good having had the procedure was Zoe Kravitz
Zoe and Bella. Otherwise it just makes you look old and odd to me. Dove Cameron had such a lovely soft youthful face. Now she looks odd and I don’t think her face will age well. Same for Sophie Turner. Beautiful and now not so much to me.
I agree. I would also say it looks really good on Bella Hadid. In order for this procedure to look good, you have to have already strong and prominent bone structure. Bella and Zoe were born with great bone structure and so when they got it done it revealed their beautiful bone structure and gave them high prominent cheekbones. The problem is everybody assumes that just because it looks good on those celebrities it’ll look good on them too and that they’ll get the same results, which just isn’t the case. Everyone is different.
I would love to hear analysis on moles / beauty on faces. There is a lot of history there, beyond Marilyn. But what about modern beauty standards? And studies? Thank you in advance.
its so strange, these girls are paying thousands for a surgery to make themselves look older. maybe thinness is rarer these days, and more desireable as a result, but there is something delightful about a girl with full cheeks. she looks more healthy then one who is gaunt
I already look 10 years younger. A little aging would be well received if it means getting rid of my fat cheeks (my face looks like a ball even though I'm skinny)
The thing about this discourse is that we don’t see our difference between ordinary people vs celebrity. Celebrities, especially models, get photographed a lot. We don’t. I’m guessing they are just as self-conscious, except they can fix it easily. Buccal fat removal gives them a sharper, defined, mature, high-fashion look. It really depends on how you want to be perceived. Look at Bella Hadid. She’s a great model overall but let’s not deny that her strong face contributed to her success. Whether she looks “aged” or not, she’s still very beautiful. We ordinary people are not the same as them. If you don’t want to get it and just let nature do its thing, that’s fine. But you can’t dismiss the fact that you are not at the receiving end of comments on appearance, they are. Lastly, let us accept the fact that famous people don’t care if they don’t look natural.
You didn't mention cheek implants. Filler is nice but cheek implants can be costumized for your face and don't need maintainence. And they don't accumulate over time.
But the problem with that is your face’s bone structure changes proportionally as you age. The implant doesn’t, so it will look weird after a decade or two
@@Shadwclaw I don't think this is true at all, the jaw and forehead are two of the most dimorphic traits, women with strong Jaws are always seen as less attractive (angelina Jolie being an anomaly as all her other features are hyper feminine)
I am 22 and have naturally very defined cheek bones but my cheeks have hollowed so much since I was 18. It's insane and kinda scarey. Unfortunately, it means I'm not going to age too well I think D:
Well it is important to look good when u are young. Nobody really cares about how u look at 50. That is why usually younger people get this kind of surgeries
Diet is always the problem, there’s certain foods that can increase cheeks volumes, fruit, honey, vegetables, these are the fountains of youth, healthy fats are very important too
Chipmunk cheeks are cute, I understand the pressure celebrities have to look chiseled and "expensive", but these standards always change. Why age yourself? The buccal fat will reduce over time- mine has.
I had a round face originally but could still see with right lighting that my bone structure would do this on its own and just had to wait if that makes sense. I think ppl should consider waiting.
I fall into the pretty and cute category. I don't have too much facial fat but enough to look like 14. And I like it. For myself, I don't care what others think, especially not men. Women don't exist to serve men with their optics. This look is a trend, whoever wants it = go for it. Some people feel the need to follow trends, they see something and BAM it's written into their brain that they MUST HAVE it. Be it designer clothes, children, expensive cars. As long as nobody gets hurt - not your business.
You sound like a misandrist with an axe to grind against men, but regardless no men care about women having a chiseled face lol. This is a runway model look that most men do not find attractive, it’s a look pushed mostly by gay male fashion designers and that other women like. Most men prefer softer youthful features.
Does buccal fat get Fatter easily? I'm skinny but everytime i wanted to gain weight and eat more the first thing become fat is my Face and my Belly and my arms have slow effects on Gaining Fat!
I’m going forward with this procedure in October, my surgeon said I was already a good candidate for it. I’m also FTM and my doctor mentioned that this can be a great procedure to create a more masculine look in the face. Do you think that the absence of buccal fat is more masculine, because I always associated it more with a mature look.
I believe buccal fat is something that people who want a more masculine look is perfect for. Even if you look a bit older, it's more associated with robust masculinity
I noticed that I had hallow cheeks at 15 and was insecure about them. I was insecure about having a strong jawline too. I didn't know they were considered attractive
I'm 5ft and 50kg and have chubby cheeks I don't know whether to lose more weight or just accept the fate that my face will always be fat. Does anyone have tips to reduce face fat naturally?
Do you bloat easily? I’m roughly the same height and weight as you. I have chubby cheeks and bloating makes it even more prominent. If you bloat easily like me, it would be helpful to lower consumption of sodium and carbonated items. Also get a food allergy/sensitivity test to see which foods to limit. If it doesn’t work, at least you’ll feel better overall! :D
I think it looks fantastic. I’m 55 and I look like Betty boop. I have no cheekbones and look like a bloody balloon, throw in jowls and saggy neck and it’s just not nice. I’d have buccal fat removal tomorrow if I could afford it!
I have deep dimples. So when I smile my cheeks look hollow. I wonder if that means I have less or separated buccal fat? I personally like a full, round face. A full face usually ages better as you loose facial fat with age. My girls are 20 and 17. They are teen aged thin but have nice full faces. The baby has more cheek hollowing than my older girl but she doesn’t look like Bella or Zoe.
I'm really skinny and have buccal fat.I'm looking at my mom and she still has buccal fat. Also, I'd rather look pretty when I'm young than look uglier when I'm older lol. Should i do it only for small amount of fat?
No girly imo they look more feminine and youthful but that depends on your other features eg if thicker eyebrows then it’s better to have a sharper face
Do you think the omina pillow can cause skin sagging since your skin is not supported? If so, do you think it's worth trading sleep wrinkles for sagging skin?
Can you do a video about jowls? or does anyone know If they can be fixed with buccal fat removal? I do think i am a good candidate because I have very full cheeks even when I am at a low weight
It would be interesting to see you cover beauty standarts within the LGBT community. As a lesbian myself, I know a lot of gay women have a different ideal of beauty when it comes to themselves, but also partners and who they find attractive. I see that it's not about looking young and average, but being unique and having rare features is often considered attractive. I'm not saying this is not the case for heterosexual people as well, but it's just more prevalent in the gay(especially lesbian) community. A lot of research is done on heterosexual people, but I wonder if there's anything done on LBGT people. It would be cool to see what the differences are.
I would also love to see this type of content because, as you mentioned, there are vastly different beauty standards for lesbian women and sometimes these types of videos are a bit too heteronormative.
Waiting for my swelling to go away so i can see my results 😊 I’ll let you know if im happy with it or not Also i do have some nerve damage on my left side but its very minor and will probably be healed a year from now
Could one use botox/fillers (I don't really know how they work) to reduce this "gauntness" as they age? As in removing buccal fat and then using something to put it back later on.
I have it naturally and it looks great on me. It looks weird on people who can’t carry this feature because they weren’t made to have this feature. For thise talking trash about it, u dont have it and even if u get it will look ugly on you lol. Naturally strong bone structure will keep the face younger :) Strong bone structure is popular for a reason because u dont end up looking like a flat potato in pictures. But if I had softer features I’d keep it instead of changing my whole genetic make up to get the sculpted look. Thats just being a wannabe and it looks odd unless u have Bella Hadid money to get the best results.
So I heard that cutting down to single digit body fat (9~7%), although difficult, will reduce your buccal fat inherently. Does this mean that once you do an extreme cut, then bulk again your buccal fat won’t grow back?
i considered getting this & i had a chat with a plastic surgeon. he said that ill most likely regret it in 10 years (im 25) since by aging, the fat on the face will reduce, so when im 35 i can look 50. i always appreciate his honesty & thank god i didnt proceed with the surgery.
yikes
Better thank your honest surgeon.
Your surgeon just save your money 💰
that's real doctor.
Thats great, mine basically didn’t clarify anything other than telling me about surgery risks and healing when i asked whether it ages people, he said he didnt think so lmao
However i now have chosen to go with masseter botox instead bc it achieves the facial slimming im looking for
the way I see this, this looks like it’s just going to age people a lot quicker. that sunken in look doesn’t scream youthfulness to me, I usually see that on elderly people. but to each their own.
I think it's about balance. Too full (with filler perhaps) and it looks unnatural. Too gaunt (ex. aging, this surgery) and it looks bad. I think there's an optimum point where it's just right in the context of all the other facial features.
I think the sunken in look might be a draw for people who prefer the more vampiric look vs the cherub look in that area. Subjectivity of beauty I think of course is another key factor here.
Because it literally is a sign of aging.
I've got fat cheeks 😆 it's the Welsh in me.
I think it makes me look younger.
It works for me, I want to look oldrr
Buccal fat removal isnt supposed to look sunken in. People that do look like that either had too much removed or were not a good candidate for the procedure to begin with.
I had “chubby cheeks” until I was 27, then my face thinned out- even though I had gained 10 pounds in the meantime. I ended up looking thinner. I think I’ll be leaving my buccal fat alone for now.
Same experience here, it doesn't all go away, but a whole lot disappeard in my late 20s
Maybe you gained 10lbs but were working out a the time and it was mostly muscle
@@johnnyroe8053 while I was working out- as I have always done, my cheeks truly did become less voluminous over the course of a couple of years in my mid-late twenties. But thanks for assuming I work out!
Same, I looked like bobblehead as a kid, and my face emerged around the same age. Wish young people would hold off on surgically changing themselves at such a young age
I did the buccal fat surgery to reduce facial rounding around the cheeks. Later I realized it was really the masseter muscle area further back in my face causing the rounding. Something to consider for folks looking at the surgery.
The buccal fat surgery gave me a more hollow look below the cheekbones but in front of the masseter area. In the right lighting, I can see the indent from the fat removal. It doesn't look bad (late 20s, had it done in my very early 20s). It does give a mild positive hollow look currently.
At low enough body fat percentage, the rounding that does bother me is significantly reduced but it could also be due to overactive masseter muscles (I grind a lot at night) and other structures there.
All this to say that buccal fat surgery may not reduce the round cheeks if the issue is further back in the face.
how much did it cost and do u have any regrets on doing it? like was it worth the money or just a miniscule improvement?
@@thebull004 It cost about $1300 back in 2014. I don't have any regrets at the moment but the improvement is mild, if not neutral, I'd say.
I don't ever recall being amazed by the improvement nor horrified.
I do have indents on the sides of my mouth but they don't look bad, maybe even slightly good depending on who you ask.
@@thebull004Qoves Studio gave me an aesthetic report about a year ago. One of the highlights of the report mentioned that a buccal fat removal surgery would benefit me. People have told me my whole life that I have very fat cheeks as well. Anyways, I have buccal fat removal surgery in 2 weeks. My price quote is right next to my bed as I write this. The total amount is around $6000
@@Traindomdid you find that the surgery improved your jawline definition/contour?
@@betallyoungattractive644 where are u doing the surgery? I belive that in some countries it is cheaper
I think it's super interesting whenever you contrast beauty standards across cultures (especially non-obvious ones)
This happened to me the year I turned 30. I made some diet changes too that year and lost a few kg too. Not only that but I also got braces so not being able to chew properly weakened my masseter muscles. I went from a really cute chubby face to hollow cheeks and I don't really like it. Looking at photos from one year ago always saddens me. I liked my chubby cheeks.
Omgosh I recently got braces and it’s SO ANNOYING EATING!!!!! 😢
I‘ve always had very big round cheeks and I used to hate it so much. I really wanted to do something about is in my late teens but nowadays I kind of just embrace that this is what I look like and it‘s fine. At least it makes me look cuter 👍
And younger for longer.
And you'll look younger as you age
Excited for full youthful faces to be the next trend.
My mom is 68 years old, and like most senior citizens…is overweight. She’s not obese, but a rather high BMI.
Yet for some reason, as time went on, her cheekbones just POPPED. She doesn’t even have a gaunt face, and I can’t say she lost buccal fat, because her cheeks aren’t hollow. She does have subtle jowls going on.
But she’s got high cheekbones, and the fat surrounding it seemed to decrease over time, making them look SUPER pronounced.
She didn’t have this when she was decades younger, according to pictures. It’s fascinating.
now i have faith in my cheekbones as i age! my mom is 50 and she doesn’t really have many wrinkles other than a few around eyes and tiny jowels too. i’m 24, she looks like she could be my older sister more than my mother. she’s also in incredible shape and health. my grandmother, her mother, is 74 and still looks very beautiful and in shape.
I somehow developed cheekbones at 30ish. I am now 41 and feel like my face looks better than in hs and college
I noticed that men actually prefer women with round faces with more prominent cheeks/ baby face (generalizing here). I know you don't do everything for male validation, but it's kinda funny how many of us want to fit an imaginary beauty standard when men and women naturally prefer something completely different
Very true,
I don’t like men that are inanely ripped, i also prefer arms chest and shoulders vs the usual abs .
I‘m very happy with my partial buccal fat removal results. I had it done more than 10 years ago in my early 20s.
At this stage I look younger than most of my pears.
Even if it would age me in 10 years from now. I won a great deal of attractiveness in a time if my life when it mattered most. No way that I would ever regret this procedure.
I’m rather beautiful in my 20s and 30s than slightly more youthful looking in my 50s.
i wished you would have touched on how buccal fat removal would be a better option for those of asian ancestry than others. It is typically seen that they look youthful (arguably to the fullness of the face) but then as they age have round jowls.
So true, I've seen some idols that for me look like they had the fat removal but then they have laxity to the jaw. Kind of odd bc everything else is pretty youthful still. Only thing I know is that I'm 25 and from my bone I'll nevet have a hollowed cheek. My face it's too flat and compact for it. That's not my esthetic 😶
@@laysaferreirasilva2146 kpop idols normally do v-line surgery instead of buccal fat removal. The one to come to my mind who did buccal fat removal is Giselle from Aespa.
The thing is none of these girls had really chubby cheeks to begin with. I have chubby cheeks simmilar to GIGI Hadid and I'm considering this surgery (i'm 21 i think I'll wait until I'm 23). Chubby cheeks can age bad and sag over time too. Most people with slim defined faces don't age bad either
This is true
When I was 21, I definitely still had a lot of baby fat on my cheeks. At 24, it's mostly gone, besides days where I look puffy. I had to cut out fast food and most things that are typically bad for you due to illness, which I think helped tremendously.
I had chubby cheeks until I was 28 or 29. Due to this, I appear much younger than I am. Even though they aren't that big anymore, I'm sure that's what makes me look that way.
It's better to leave them alone and later on do a lower face face-lift. Facelifts look amazing and natural nowadays if you go to a right surgeon
I wouldn't do it. Your cheeks will lose that fat naturally.
It is crazy how beauty standards differ around the world. In Tunisia most women opt to get a cheek filler.
When I was 15, I had full cheeks and my dream was to have this procedure. A few years passed and at the age of 20 I already had cheeks like that naturally. Today I'm 23 and it looks like my cheeks have sunk deeper. This causes me insecurity because it ages my face by 10 years. If I could I would fill them in to stay as before.
Did you get buccal fat removal ? Because if not there is this thing called Renuva that might help you.
@@Dino-Savage Didn't do any cosmetic procedures, my cheeks were sunken naturally. However, I forgot to mention one important fact: I lost weight. Although I've always been skinny, I've lost a few kilos, this issue certainly must have influenced my face and made me lose cheeks. Anyway, I prefer plump cheeks to plump cheeks, maybe I'll get them back when I gain my kilos back (I've lost weight due to gastric problems and I'm under the ideal weight for my body).
@@swirlgirl5389 I think there is something else called Sculptra that I heard helps.
I had really chubby cheeks in my teens and early 20s and hated it. Now at 26 my face is finally starting to thin out and look my age. I'm definitely glad I never tried to get surgery for it.
as a baby-faced man, im 100% getting this, even conservatively idk, as long as I stop biting my cheeks when I chew/talk.
but I get the problem, especially for girls since the youthful look is good on them (most times)
Bella Ramsey
I believe for men is this procedure actually quite beneficial. Even if it should age you, men look better the more they mature, as long as they have their hair of course.
@@cmendy1809they don't look better the more they mature. It's more dependent on their independent features ei. wrinkles, body weight, hair loss, skin laxity. Exactly like with women. Its a false stereotype that they age better. Look at any male celebrity who used to be a sex symbol like Brad Pitt or Leonardo Dicaprio
@@totally_a_spy Brad Pitt aged better than any woman i have ever seen combined
@@CordeliaWagner nah bro that was foul💀💀💀
I never admired this visible surgical trend on so many faces as of recent. I feel like the only woman who has looked good having had the procedure was Zoe Kravitz
Zoe and Bella. Otherwise it just makes you look old and odd to me. Dove Cameron had such a lovely soft youthful face. Now she looks odd and I don’t think her face will age well. Same for Sophie Turner. Beautiful and now not so much to me.
Unfortunately Zoe overdid it. It doesn't look good anymore which is sad because she was so beautiful naturally.
I agree. I would also say it looks really good on Bella Hadid. In order for this procedure to look good, you have to have already strong and prominent bone structure. Bella and Zoe were born with great bone structure and so when they got it done it revealed their beautiful bone structure and gave them high prominent cheekbones. The problem is everybody assumes that just because it looks good on those celebrities it’ll look good on them too and that they’ll get the same results, which just isn’t the case. Everyone is different.
@@thefrog4990i agree
@@dimplesd8931 I agree w this too
Anya Taylor Joy is one of the actresses I’m most attracted to and after watching someone so pretty age prematurely I am absolutely against this.
I would love to hear analysis on moles / beauty on faces. There is a lot of history there, beyond Marilyn. But what about modern beauty standards? And studies?
Thank you in advance.
And here I was thinking this was natural 🤦🏽♀️ WHYYY.. when will I learn that none of their looks are natural?!?!
This is crazy, I was just about to look up: why are sucked in cheeks atractive. Your content is great, so on point.
I used to not like my fuller cheeks, but I saw my cousin who also had them look amazing now at 33, she doesn't look a day over 25 🙂
its so strange, these girls are paying thousands for a surgery to make themselves look older.
maybe thinness is rarer these days, and more desireable as a result, but there is something delightful about a girl with full cheeks. she looks more healthy then one who is gaunt
I love qoves studio thanks effort you put in video I learned alot ❤❤
I was waiting for you to cover this! Thank you 😊
I already look 10 years younger. A little aging would be well received if it means getting rid of my fat cheeks (my face looks like a ball even though I'm skinny)
The thing about this discourse is that we don’t see our difference between ordinary people vs celebrity. Celebrities, especially models, get photographed a lot. We don’t. I’m guessing they are just as self-conscious, except they can fix it easily. Buccal fat removal gives them a sharper, defined, mature, high-fashion look. It really depends on how you want to be perceived. Look at Bella Hadid. She’s a great model overall but let’s not deny that her strong face contributed to her success. Whether she looks “aged” or not, she’s still very beautiful.
We ordinary people are not the same as them. If you don’t want to get it and just let nature do its thing, that’s fine. But you can’t dismiss the fact that you are not at the receiving end of comments on appearance, they are. Lastly, let us accept the fact that famous people don’t care if they don’t look natural.
They can afford to make changes after if they don't like the look anymore too. Look at Madonna going back and forth. Most of us couldn't afford it.
Oh, is it "sick and at death's door look" season already? I still had "bbl deformed backside" decorations up!
You didn't mention cheek implants.
Filler is nice but cheek implants can be costumized for your face and don't need maintainence.
And they don't accumulate over time.
But the problem with that is your face’s bone structure changes proportionally as you age. The implant doesn’t, so it will look weird after a decade or two
It makes women look to masculine
It makes them look more disgusting 🤢. Before that surgery they looked so cute and adorable.
Women can pull off a masculine looking jaw though. It’s one of those dimorphic traits that looks good on either sex.
Why should a woman care if she looks more masculine?
These women want this look.
That's noones business.
@@Shadwclaw I don't think this is true at all, the jaw and forehead are two of the most dimorphic traits, women with strong Jaws are always seen as less attractive (angelina Jolie being an anomaly as all her other features are hyper feminine)
not the issue
Western beauty standards for women are quite harsh and masculine. I prefer looking softer.
I don't see any of them looking bad with it. Maybe I have weird tastes, but I think all those women look much improved with the hollow look.
Can you do a video on side profile vs front profile? People with attractive faces but not so attractive side profiles and vice versa
I am 22 and have naturally very defined cheek bones but my cheeks have hollowed so much since I was 18. It's insane and kinda scarey. Unfortunately, it means I'm not going to age too well I think D:
Well it is important to look good when u are young. Nobody really cares about how u look at 50. That is why usually younger people get this kind of surgeries
Diet is always the problem, there’s certain foods that can increase cheeks volumes, fruit, honey, vegetables, these are the fountains of youth, healthy fats are very important too
There is this thing called Renuva that might help.
Chipmunk cheeks are cute, I understand the pressure celebrities have to look chiseled and "expensive", but these standards always change. Why age yourself? The buccal fat will reduce over time- mine has.
I had a round face originally but could still see with right lighting that my bone structure would do this on its own and just had to wait if that makes sense. I think ppl should consider waiting.
Daamn the prices of your reports doubled!!!
Inflation
I fall into the pretty and cute category.
I don't have too much facial fat but enough to look like 14. And I like it. For myself, I don't care what others think, especially not men. Women don't exist to serve men with their optics.
This look is a trend, whoever wants it = go for it.
Some people feel the need to follow trends, they see something and BAM it's written into their brain that they MUST HAVE it.
Be it designer clothes, children, expensive cars.
As long as nobody gets hurt - not your business.
You sound like a misandrist with an axe to grind against men, but regardless no men care about women having a chiseled face lol. This is a runway model look that most men do not find attractive, it’s a look pushed mostly by gay male fashion designers and that other women like. Most men prefer softer youthful features.
Does buccal fat get Fatter easily? I'm skinny but everytime i wanted to gain weight and eat more the first thing become fat is my Face and my Belly and my arms have slow effects on Gaining Fat!
I think that’s just you because after 20 buccal fat usually doesn’t really grow
You just have more fat cells in your face and belly than your arms
Before buccal fat removal was a thing, people would just starve themselves or be heroin addicts to have that model look on their faces.
Is this the reason why Anya Taylor Joy looks so different now? These "beauty" standards need to be redefined... 😟
Yeah I believe she got it done. She looks very different.
She got it done
If I ever have a celebrity crush again it won’t be someone from western culture. ATJ put a permanent sour taste in my mouth.
Rather than one size fits all trends the goal should be adjusting to balanced proportions and realistic expectations of what is "beautiful"
it kind of immediately makes you look older,even with the flawless smooth skin
getting prominent cheekbones from mewing helped me get the hollow cheek look i didnt even know was possible for me
It's an easy shortcut to 3-month-old-corpse look for sure
1:00 that result is definitely not just from buccal fat removal; he definitely also has some facial implants
I think Halsey also had this done
Hey QOVES, can you do a video about male makeup and what to accentuate with it?
I have a round face and I hear that I am beautiful
I’m going forward with this procedure in October, my surgeon said I was already a good candidate for it. I’m also FTM and my doctor mentioned that this can be a great procedure to create a more masculine look in the face. Do you think that the absence of buccal fat is more masculine, because I always associated it more with a mature look.
I'm new to this, but I would say yes. It's only "bad" for women bcuz they want a more young or less strong angular look.
I'm getting it done in 2 weeks
I believe buccal fat is something that people who want a more masculine look is perfect for. Even if you look a bit older, it's more associated with robust masculinity
This video was made right on time because I'm actually getting this surgery done in 2 weeks
Can you make a video about Zayn Malik? He so handsome.
FEllows THe ONly EASiest SHORtcut to MODelling is SURGERYY 👌
Hi, I hope you can do a video on Gwendoline Christie 🥺🥺
Remove it while you're young and in a few short years you'll be forever trying to replace what you lost but it will never look right.
Ok, we need a video on the Sprouce twins. Immediately.
Um why?
What do you think about underchin fat procedures like Kybella ?
You're telling me *gasp* that it's NOT puberty that making these celebrities face shrink??
trending in 2024: chubby cheeks
Honestly I think Zoe Kravitz looked a bit better when she had more bucal fat but she still looks good either way.
I had orthodontics in my late 20's, I swear it was as if I had a bucal fat removal, has anyone had this experience too?
I am currently undergoing orthodontic treatment and it did widen my upper jaw a bit, helping that hollow cheek look
Me trying to get some fat in my cheeks😶😶cause I hate my high cheek bones. I want chubby cheeks.
Am I the only one who hates how the face looks after buccal fat removal? I have YET to see a face that looks better after the procedure.
I noticed that I had hallow cheeks at 15 and was insecure about them. I was insecure about having a strong jawline too. I didn't know they were considered attractive
Why were you insecure about it? I wonder what else you are insecure about for no reason
@@BiraDaniele I just didn't know it was considered attractive and I thought it made me look old
@@rulingstone123 Despite the profile picture and username, I am a male. Though I do agree with you
@@BiraDaniele atleast in my area ( the east), hollow cheek is not really considered attractive. Softer facial feature is prefered
@@BiraDaniele i mean those weren't considered beautiful until recent years
only zoe kravitz can somewhat pull it off
Nah, she looks gaunt
@@vol.145 i agree, it depends on the makeup and photo angle sometimes too
I'm 5ft and 50kg and have chubby cheeks I don't know whether to lose more weight or just accept the fate that my face will always be fat. Does anyone have tips to reduce face fat naturally?
Do you bloat easily? I’m roughly the same height and weight as you. I have chubby cheeks and bloating makes it even more prominent. If you bloat easily like me, it would be helpful to lower consumption of sodium and carbonated items. Also get a food allergy/sensitivity test to see which foods to limit. If it doesn’t work, at least you’ll feel better overall! :D
Depends how old you are. I have a similar bmi as you and are 5'2" but my face slimmed down rapidly at 18, and now when I'm 23 even more
Check your body fat percentage, not bmi
I think it looks fantastic. I’m 55 and I look like Betty boop. I have no cheekbones and look like a bloody balloon, throw in jowls and saggy neck and it’s just not nice. I’d have buccal fat removal tomorrow if I could afford it!
A very minimal removal could be appropriate for some people like yourself . I just think the girls in this video look so extreme .
Yyyaaas kween you get that skeletor chic look 🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊
I have deep dimples. So when I smile my cheeks look hollow. I wonder if that means I have less or separated buccal fat? I personally like a full, round face. A full face usually ages better as you loose facial fat with age. My girls are 20 and 17. They are teen aged thin but have nice full faces. The baby has more cheek hollowing than my older girl but she doesn’t look like Bella or Zoe.
I honestly think a big downside to this is how you age
its a problem with most cosmetic surgeries but yeah you age horribly imo
They look older.
I'm really skinny and have buccal fat.I'm looking at my mom and she still has buccal fat. Also, I'd rather look pretty when I'm young than look uglier when I'm older lol. Should i do it only for small amount of fat?
I don't see why not. They can save your fat and put it in your cheeks again if you want some of the Fat back
No
No girly imo they look more feminine and youthful but that depends on your other features eg if thicker eyebrows then it’s better to have a sharper face
Do you think the omina pillow can cause skin sagging since your skin is not supported? If so, do you think it's worth trading sleep wrinkles for sagging skin?
That pillow looks so uncomfortable regardless , I don’t think I could get used to sleeping on it 😮
Can you do a video about jowls? or does anyone know If they can be fixed with buccal fat removal? I do think i am a good candidate because I have very full cheeks even when I am at a low weight
Great video,
Does getting very lean achieves this?
Everybody has a different fat distribution. Some people loose weight and get this look, some loose weight but the facial fat stays. That's individual
It looks good on the right candidates.. u have to have good bone structure to pull it off
And how can I lose some naturally ? I am around the 10-12% body fat since forever but always kept that chubby fat
That's your very personal fat distribution. You can't change it without invasive procedures.
you can’t sadly, buccal fat removal was specifically meant for people who are healthy and have this problem.
It would be interesting to see you cover beauty standarts within the LGBT community. As a lesbian myself, I know a lot of gay women have a different ideal of beauty when it comes to themselves, but also partners and who they find attractive. I see that it's not about looking young and average, but being unique and having rare features is often considered attractive. I'm not saying this is not the case for heterosexual people as well, but it's just more prevalent in the gay(especially lesbian) community.
A lot of research is done on heterosexual people, but I wonder if there's anything done on LBGT people. It would be cool to see what the differences are.
I would also love to see this type of content because, as you mentioned, there are vastly different beauty standards for lesbian women and sometimes these types of videos are a bit too heteronormative.
what do you think buccal fat removal for people with round face?
can you cut out some of the low end frequencies in your voice recordings please and thank you.
Look at Brett Favre and Tom Brady from when they entered the NFL to probably 10 or so years later. I think this applies to them.
He definitely got it done. It’s not like he’s super model thin.
@@Dino-Savage I actually think this was just a matter of the aging process like the video says.
@@crashnburn1321 I mean he is a lot older than these women are.
Waiting for my swelling to go away so i can see my results 😊
I’ll let you know if im happy with it or not
Also i do have some nerve damage on my left side but its very minor and will probably be healed a year from now
Clinging onto my buccal fat for dear life, gonna wait till my 30s for my face to naturally slim out lol
is nearly impossible to reverse, causing some concern among experts.
ill stay with my lowkey chubby cheeks im 17 afterall
Nature does this naturally anyway!! Trust me nobody had fatter cheeks than me until I was 29 then BOOM. Sculpted.
What if you do it but not to that extreme as they went? Remove less of the fat? I feel like my left side has more fat and it makes me asymmetrical
Ok but you can’t use pictures of people from when they are a teen/child..🙄🙄
You're the weirdo and you know it.
The thing about this surgery is if u have a sharp underlying bone structure this might help,otherwise u would look like a grandma
Could one use botox/fillers (I don't really know how they work) to reduce this "gauntness" as they age? As in removing buccal fat and then using something to put it back later on.
I have always had hamster cheeks even when skinny
A shortcut to age yourself. That's what it is.
what about fat loss injections at the same area of the face? are the expected long term consequences the same?
This was a great video even if you guys suck at hiring as a company
I have it naturally and it looks great on me. It looks weird on people who can’t carry this feature because they weren’t made to have this feature. For thise talking trash about it, u dont have it and even if u get it will look ugly on you lol. Naturally strong bone structure will keep the face younger :) Strong bone structure is popular for a reason because u dont end up looking like a flat potato in pictures. But if I had softer features I’d keep it instead of changing my whole genetic make up to get the sculpted look. Thats just being a wannabe and it looks odd unless u have Bella Hadid money to get the best results.
I like the chizeled even gaunt look, if nature hadn't given me it I would have this procedure. I don't like looking childlike at all.
What are alternatives to buccal fat removal?
Kybella, radio frequency
Age
So I heard that cutting down to single digit body fat (9~7%), although difficult, will reduce your buccal fat inherently. Does this mean that once you do an extreme cut, then bulk again your buccal fat won’t grow back?
Interesting.
as an ex anorexic - it didnt really went away even at the lowest unhuman weight i had. now back healthy with hamster cheeks
I’m at 9%. My cheeks are still very chubby
if you put on bodyfat again it will come back like it would anywhere else
@@Horsieeepower most likely overestimating how lean you are