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No, no violence involved here. Surgery, as in facial feminization surgery. I had a consult this afternoon with the snazzily dressed and almost suspiciously friendly Dr. Faceknife in (Where else?) Bellevue. As I'd dreaded, he suggested more work than I was really comfortable with, like, ever. Leave my lips alone, dude. I feel a tiny bit proud of myself for saying no, or at least not anytime soon.
As it happened, my budget really only allows for one procedure this year anyway: chin reduction. It might have been nice to get something done about my brows and my hairline, but that isn't happening this year, and depending on how it goes, maybe never.
As it happened, my budget really only allows for one procedure this year anyway: chin reduction. It might have been nice to get something done about my brows and my hairline, but that isn't happening this year, and depending on how it goes, maybe never.
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Date: 2018-03-13 02:42 am (UTC)From:And, in the nature of hairlines I recommend looking into Bosley. They actually do really good work. A family friend had her bald spot repaired by them when I was in high school (she had to drive from Yakima to Seattle for treatments but you already live here).