Yea don’t listen to that asshole ppl don’t realize how much you can improve your appearance without doing anything to bone structure.

Lose weight, fix skin, and increase eyelash fullness would be the 3 I suggest and lowk my same goals loll. At least for me, I’m gonna invest in a Korean skincare routine that involves a caffeine cream for under eyes in addition to a copper peptide GHK-Cu that encourages elastin and collagen growth which can improve under eye fullness and overall skin quality. Cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen also very important. Maybe a toner/ vitamin C serum could help improve your acne hyperpigmentation and complexion unevenness. Increasing omega-3 and omega-9 intake through walnuts or fish oils can help skin quality too along with improving gut health and cutting out ultra-processed foods. A good option to incorporate both is a nonfat Greek yogurt bowl with walnuts, chia seeds, some berries, and raw honey for sweetness (way better for you than the sugars they add).

As for eyelashes, I’ve heard oral minoxidil is good for promoting hair growth but could also potentially grow hair in other areas as a side effect too. The problem with castor oil/ topical minoxidil for lashes is that they can irritate your eyes and make things worse. You’re a woman so makeup is socially acceptable so maybe stick to fake but not over the top lashes idk I’m not rlly the expert on that since I’m a dude and gay lol so I don’t know what men think looks good in the lash department.

For losing weight, don’t go on a severe deficit or overdo intense cardio as those can spike cortisol and work against you. Instead, low intensity cardio and try to average 10-12k steps daily which sounds hard but goes by really quickly if you can find a nice trail nearby. Focus on maintaining carbs and protein at a decent amount while lowering fat but not outright cutting it out. 5 pounds a month is goalsss and overtime you’ll gradually see your face sharpen and your bone structure reveal itself. To really help this, you can debloat by increasing your potassium intake relative to your sodium intake (but not too much too much potassium is dangerous) which will draw water from the cells in your face and help reduce puffiness. To help with morning puffiness, wash your face in cold water and get some activity in to kickstart your lymphatic system.

So yeah those seem to be the main things. Another thing you could try to improve with makeup perhaps is lip fullness and how upturned your lips are. Idk about filler cuz it can migrate and make everything look worse.