I am finally at a point where I have to face the reality of having such a high forehead and a nose that does not nicely balance my facial features.
I am considered to a decent looking, talented lady by other people. I am a self taught pianist who has composed music since age 7, a wedding/ special event decorator extraordinaire, a creative hair stylist with very long silky hair to play with, and an aspiring entrepreneur. Among the many dreams I have for my life, in 2017 I plan to work my very hardest to make several come true: create and maintain a website in which I write articles about music, mystery shopping, sewing, photography, couture clothing design, cooking and baking, volunteer work, charity fundraising ideas, and bridal hairstyling, just to name a few.
The reason I mention these things is because my high forehead and unflattering nose make it difficult to be the subject of photos, especially when I am trying to model from different angles. Even a basic slicked back ponytail has made me the source of ridicule for having a sky-high hairline. Also, my overbearing nose does not represent the feminine personality I am well known to possess.
I stumbled upon this page last night while looking for plastic surgery clinical trials to participate in, which are few and far between. It would probably several years until I finally would be able to afford the plastic surgery that would allow me to thrive in a perfection-crazed social media world. By that time, my prime would be over and I would lose time I can never regain.
The least invasive form of nose reshaping can be done simply with permanent fillers such as Voluma. A syringe costs around $600, and probably two would be needed to elevate the top of my nose and reduce the visibility of my nasal bone. I could possibly use any remaining Voluma to gain a very natural lower lip enhancement.
It is the forehead reduction surgery that will require around $9,000 to complete. Even one inch of reduction would make a world of difference for me. In any case, this surgery would give me the ability to become a long hair model without the ridicule about my forehead size.
I appreciate you reading this post. What I have disclosed about myself is not an effort to brag or to gain pity. I am simply reaching out for an opportunity to make a career for myself using the talents I have developed.
-Kendra