Growing up I have noticed I was not quite as attractive as my peers. One by one, I have been working on improving these defects with trial and error. It is difficult to know exactly how to fix the imbalance, as each surgeon has their own answer and methods, and not all answers are the same nor do they produce the same result. I have been concerned about my midface for a while and I've come to realize that perhaps I have a genetic defect of malar fat pad malpositioning.
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Answer: Volume deficiency in the periocular region can benefit from fillers.
Facelift that leverage the actual lifting by putting tension on the skin can lead to artificial results. You should see the pre-and postoperative photographs of the surgeon you choose to make certain you like the product that he is delivering.
Keep trying; hopefully someone will help you. This is the problem with foreign cosmetic surgery. Many surgeons do not want to take on other surgeon's problems. Good luck. Donald R. Nunn MD Atlanta Plastic Surgeon.
Ideally, the outer corner of the eyes (lateral canthus) should be higher (about 2mm) than the inner corners for best aesthetic outcome, especially in females. It is rare for them to be too high. If so, lateral canthoplasty can be done to reposition the outer (lateral) canthus....