Saria

RCW, your daughter's teeth look great, and she looks fantastic. I know what a difference having nice teeth can make and I'm so glad my parents were able to get me braces when I was a teen.

I had four teeth removed to get my braces, which I got as a teenager. Then I had two wisdom teeth pulled years later. As far as I can tell, my face looks no different.

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curlylaura

Same here.

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RedCatWaves

I've been trying to think who the woman in the video reminds me of. It's Christine McVie, from Fleetwood Mac. She was always considered the "ugly duckling" next to the much more flamboyant Stevie Nicks. Christine had a more fleshy face, less apparent bone structure. They were around the same age, but Christine always looked much older. Here they are together around age 30-ish.



And Christine in her 20's:



Here they are more recently...time seems to have evened out between them:

slinky1

Hmm. I see what you mean about her bone structure not looking so great in her 20s. But her aging looks more natural. Like a smoker/drinker/barfly commonly ages. Skin a little rough looking and crepey, nasolabial folds...

The girl in the video seems to have pretty supple skin without skin damage.

That album cover looks nothing like her, but it scares me in that I have a similar chin (to the one one the album cover, and not the other photos). But, I have almost no nasolabial folds because the orthodontist bowed my teeth out there. My whole upper lip is convex. I've really hated how that looks, but maybe I'd be uglier if the doctor hadn't done that. I wish he had just suggested surgery up front. Maybe he was trying to save my parents some money.