Hello, as you may know from the content shared by plastic surgeons and others, the preferred face shape these days is somewhat round with a very short central area. This baby face look is currently in vogue. Regardless of trends, looking younger is always a plus, right? The key factor in achieving this look is the central area. The length of the central area is measured from the end of the eyebrows to the tip of the nose, and the shorter it is, the younger you appear. Here is my original photo; this is the original shot. I've been gradually extending the central area using Photoshop while making the other parts shorter. The shorter the central area, the more youthful appearance it creates. It’s disheartening to age, and you may feel that your central area is gradually lengthening over time.

The reason I feel this way is that my nasolabial folds seem to have lengthened, and the volume in my cheekbones has decreased. The volume on the sides of my cheekbones has also diminished. There could be various complex reasons for this. However, there is currently no plastic surgery that can shorten the mid-face. There isn't a procedure that involves cutting here; that seems too extreme. I really feel like it would be dangerous to undergo such surgery. There are many methods to make the mid-face appear shorter. I will share everything from the treatments I have personally received and their effects to home care and makeup techniques that are simple yet effective, so please focus and follow along. First, I will tell you about treatments or plastic surgery options. To be honest, I don't usually recommend them, but there are always risks of side effects, and they can be quite costly, so I generally advise caution.

There are certainly some procedures or cosmetic surgeries that are effective, even if they are not recommended. Many people who feel that their central area appears elongated often have long noses or elongated features. They tend to undergo nose surgery to make their noses shorter, or they opt for lip shortening surgery, which has become quite popular lately. However, when it comes to surgery, it usually involves incisions, and especially with nose surgeries, it is rare to see a case that is completed in one go. The most common surgery I hear about is nose surgery. Deciding to undergo nose surgery to shorten the central area is not an easy decision. Lip shortening surgery also seems to be quite complex. Our skin has its limits; it can be challenging to determine how much to cut and where to attach it. Therefore, I would like to guide you towards simpler and quicker procedures that can provide effective results. Speaking of fillers, regarding the central area...

To look a bit shorter, the cheekbones in front should be prominent. When we appear to be younger, cute, or fresh, it often means that the cheekbones are well-defined. However, as we age, the cheekbones tend to sag. I personally avoid any treatments that might diminish my cheekbones, as I consider this area very precious. If this area has already diminished for you, I recommend trying fillers to naturally restore some volume. If you have a bit more financial flexibility and want something more natural than fillers, there are options like Juvederm Voluma or Sculptra, which promote natural regeneration and can help add volume to the cheekbones. Using those methods for a slight enhancement of the cheekbones will yield great results.

I recommend using a filler like Juvederm Voluma or something similar. As we age, some people may develop a peanut-shaped face. This means that the cheekbones may stand out more while the sides of the face may appear sunken. I also have a slight hollowness on the sides, as you can see, but I haven't filled it in yet because I don't think it looks too bad. However, if you fill in the hollowness naturally, it can complement the protruding cheekbones and help balance the overall length of the face. I think it would be nice to fill in this area and that area to create a smoother look. Now, you might be concerned that using fillers will make your face look puffed up like a steamed bun, but if you enhance the three-dimensionality of your face, it can actually make your face appear smaller. Additionally, when the upper part of the face is plumped up, it creates an effect that makes the central part look shorter.

Of course, when the overall balance of the face improves, it looks more three-dimensional and somewhat younger. Also, this area has already sagged quite a bit, causing the central part to droop noticeably. There are cases where people consider procedures like Silhouette lifting for this area. I recommend that after filling the cheeks, you also try some lifting techniques like sofa lifting or high-frequency lifting to elevate this part a bit. You will manage to lift it well, so just express your concerns clearly.

Now, regarding the procedure I personally underwent, my philtrum has always been quite short. I was teased a lot as a child, with comments like whether my nose and mouth were too close together. However, as I've aged, I've noticed that my philtrum has gradually lengthened. I haven't undergone any surgery to shorten it, and I didn't use a scalpel.

I received lip filler, specifically for my upper lip. It's been about three months since I had it done. If you look here, you can see the solution to my concerns. Before I had the lip reduction surgery, please pay attention to my side profile. How does it look? If the angle between the nose and the lip is straight, it's said to be beautiful, but I personally think that's a misconception. As you can see, my lips are shaped like a 'S.' The upper lip is slightly raised, creating an optical illusion that makes my philtrum appear shorter. Initially, I thought I needed the filler because my lips were thin, but it turns out that it also has a shortening effect on the philtrum. It's not that my philtrum actually becomes shorter; rather, by adding volume to the upper lip, it slightly lifts the angle, causing the philtrum to appear elevated as well.

Now, it looks much shorter than the lip filler certification. There is such an effect. So, when people say they experienced side effects from getting lip fillers, like their philtrum becoming longer, that's not actually a surgery that can lengthen the philtrum. It's just an optical illusion caused by improper application. So, lip fillers that make the philtrum look shorter are currently in trend. Moreover, the trend of applying lip fillers all the way through has genuinely passed, and to me, it doesn't look pretty. Therefore, if you get a treatment that slightly enhances the lip shape while correcting the philtrum, it will make the philtrum look shorter. Naturally, when the philtrum appears shorter, it helps with the overall proportion from the eyebrows to the tip of the nose. When I received the lip filler treatment, they made it a bit protruding like a bird's beak. So,

At first, I thought it was okay, but then I wondered if it was a failure. The problem wasn't that it was a failure, but that I couldn't close my mouth. My mouth just wouldn't close. Because of the swelling, it was hard to close, and I thought I would have to live like this, drooling everywhere, which really troubled me. Fortunately, I didn't end up living like that. But when I went to the hospital, I was quite anxious and thought, This can't be right; I need to dissolve this. So I went to the hospital. They told me to wait a week for the swelling to go down. After about a week or ten days, I could close my mouth, and my philtrum appeared shorter. Please avoid factory-style hospitals and go to places that are skilled and can really understand your concerns, even for simple procedures.

I think it would be good to summarize the procedures. I mentioned the front cheekbones, the side cheeks, and if they are sagging, I suggested a lifting procedure. For the philtrum, I recommended slightly enhancing it with lip fillers before undergoing surgery to elevate the angle. I just introduced the procedures, but I have some concerns that might keep me up at night. This is because I also experienced a painful time after receiving lip fillers. It was painful, but I'm not sensitive to pain, so that wasn't a big deal for me. However, my lips ended up swollen, and I felt a bit foolish with my mouth open and unable to close it. It was incredibly stressful, and I even considered dissolving the filler because of that. Ironically, the procedure...

Recommending again feels a bit uncomfortable for me, so to be honest, I was satisfied with the results in terms of hours, but there could really be side effects and such, so you need to be very cautious about this. If you want to see quick results, you might want to consider various lifting procedures or fillers. On the other hand, if you think, No, I'm a very laid-back person. I prefer slow aging, like water slowly wearing away at a rock, and you want to be completely natural, you just need to pay attention to this from now on. I will divide it into three categories: massages that use slightly evolved tools from perfect natural massages, and massages that use machines for the first time. You can shape and tone your body through exercise, and your face is also part of your body, which is quite obvious. But there’s even more good news.

You can only relax the outer parts of muscles like this, but the face is unique in that you can relax both the inside and the outside. Therefore, before performing central facial massages, you must gently loosen the middle facial muscles through oral massage. You should insert your hand into the mouth and perform the massage. At this time, to prevent any side effects, it is essential to maintain strict cleanliness. Lately, I have been making sure to do this, especially in the fall, because I worry about bacteria lingering. When you perform the massage, maintaining cleanliness is very important. If you have had filler treatments or other procedures, you should not massage that area carelessly. Since it is a delicate massage, you need to be very gentle. If you apply too much pressure or have excessive ambition to massage hard, it could lead to side effects in that area, so always be cautious. After gently loosening it, you can proceed to other massages for better results.

It really makes a difference, and there is a way to shape the apple zone now. Noah's direction is this way. We massage in the opposite direction, lifting all the smile muscles up. I always make good use of this technique. 

Secondly, I utilize my index finger well, applying soft, milky oils. There is a round apple zone at the front, and below that, there is a sunken area. We think of strengthening the muscles that support this area, and we diligently perform strengthening exercises on both sides. 

This massage is usually done with very clean hands, so I often do it in the bathroom while showering or after brushing my teeth. This massage is generally performed during skincare, but it's fine to do it while showering as well. Doing it about 20 times as a habit is very beneficial.

I worked hard with my hands, just like a caveman, but I find this organic method to be the best. However, there are also things I like, such as using the jade guasha. It’s easier to stimulate the skin with that than just with my hands. I'm currently doing a demonstration with the thought of beautifully sculpting my cheekbones. If you do this on your face, guasha massage will also be helpful. There are various guasha content that shows how to sculpt the cheekbones, and there are also manual massage techniques available. For those who practice this every day and consistently apply it, there are truly dedicated individuals out there. I think they are the real champions; they can do anything. I feel like I want to feed them a piece of chicken leg while we massage together. It’s so wonderful! I am immersed in civilization.

Using such devices can be very effective. It's definitely good, and modern technology is certainly beneficial. We're talking about EMS machines. I have various EMS machines, and I have introduced them before, although not as the main focus; they were part of a skincare routine. The product I’m referring to is Reflow. I first encountered it through radio frequency, but EMS is truly remarkable. Among the EMS devices I own, this one stands out; if others are like coffee, this one is extremely powerful. After I introduced it, the company contacted me to express their gratitude and sent me some gifts for my subscribers. They mentioned they would provide this machine, so I hope you all enjoy receiving such a wonderful gift along with the radio frequency and EMS machines.

We need to lift all the smiling muscles in our midface. So, I think of it as if we are using EMS to stimulate the facial muscles. It would be very beneficial to try a massage that strengthens the smiling muscles in the central part of the face. Applying something like a foaming toner will help. This is something I’m currently developing, and it's really great. I will introduce it in detail when it's completed. After applying the toner, focus on the smiling muscles around the mouth, starting from the sides. Think of stimulating all the smiling muscles with EMS. If you do this slowly, with the intention of lifting the entire smiling muscle, the deeper muscles will be effectively stimulated. You don’t need to buy a new machine; you already have EMS at home.

You probably have a galvanic device that includes this feature, and it's fine to use it. But this one is really intense. You can see my eyes twitching, right? The slower you go, the stronger the stimulation feels. If it's too strong and difficult, you can speed it up a bit. When you go faster, it feels like you're just running, like whoosh, whoosh, whoosh. It's really prickly, prickly, prickly. As you step on the front, it feels prickly, prickly, and you get that sensation of moving quickly. This exercise targets all the facial muscles, lifting them in the opposite direction of aging and giving them some elasticity. If you think about other areas, it's also very beneficial to strengthen those muscles. Today, we'll focus briefly on the central facial area, so please concentrate.

It would be great if you could get an EMS massage, so please make sure to participate in the subscriber event and receive your gift. It really helps to intuitively understand how to train your muscles. By training your muscles, you enhance their elasticity, which makes it easier to understand, right? Strengthening the core and making the muscles firm is key. 

Now, regarding makeup, I actually did my makeup like this every day, and it really is a makeup style that makes the midsection look shorter. I'll explain it simply since there are so many people who do it well. I’ve turned into a little shrimp, so I’ll explain it like a little shrimp. 

First, prepare your face like this, and we’ll focus on accentuating the under-eye area. I recommend against using fillers for the under-eye area because it can look a bit awkward, even if it’s claimed to be natural.

I have a feeling that, a long time ago, about 10 to 12 years back, I tried it, and I really hated it, especially the aegyo filler. So I don't do it anymore. Please don't get it. Now, let's talk about aegyo filler. Just don't do it. 

When you're highlighting the aegyo area, and when you're doing nose shading, if your nose looks long, it can give off a bit of a long-nosed monkey vibe, which is not a good look. So, when shading the nose, start from the outer corners of the eyes and go wide from there. Instead of starting under the eyebrows, begin right at the inner corner of the eyes. This will help make the nose appear wider and reduce the length visually. 

Also, you should make the tip of the nose shorter. Make sure to sculpt the sides of the nose to make it narrower and work on the bridge to achieve a more refined look.

There are times when it's cut off, but while it may look pretty on screen, in reality, it can be quite funny. It seems like the makeup was done incorrectly, and since we go out and don't just stay at home, here, just slightly above the tip of the nose, if you shade it and connect it, that would be great. For the highlight, instead of right at the tip of the nose, applying it a bit above would be nice too. Let's also define the philtrum; if the philtrum is prominent, it simply looks pretty. It looks beautiful while making the philtrum appear a bit shorter. Adding some shading here would be good as well. However, since this has already been resolved with a procedure, I don't really put much effort into it. In other tutorials, they often draw the lip mountain and add shading there, but just getting one filler injection resolves that immediately. For blush, apply it high.

I think applying it is the most helpful. You want to apply it right below the eyes, extending it sideways to create the illusion of a longer face, while making sure not to go below the nose. When you apply blush, if you do it this way, it really makes you look longer—both you and me. 

Now, let's compare how it looks with no makeup versus with this makeup. You can see that the central part looks much shorter but also more vibrant. Thank you so much for watching! If you have any questions, please leave a comment. Even if I can't respond to each one individually, I will do my best to incorporate them into the next content as quickly as possible. I love chatting, so I will try to answer as many questions as I can. Please leave any curiosities you have, and I'll see you next time!

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