Syntactic sugar of member function binding?

Instead of

std::bind_front(&Very::Long::Namespace::VeryLongClassName::method, pobject)

I'm currently using

#define BIND_FRONT(method, pobject) std::bind_front(&std::remove_cvref_t<decltype(*(pobject))>::method, (pobject))

BIND_FRONT(method, pobject)

I wonder if we can make

(pobject->method)

or

((*pobject).method)

or

((*pobject)::method)

a syntactic sugar of

BIND_FRONT(method, pobject) // a.k.a `std::bind_front(&std::remove_cvref_t<decltype(*(pobject))>::method, (pobject))`

Possible? Any drawbacks?

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