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Lower Eyelids Look "Sad" After Weight Loss

asked 1 year ago by DeLa in aucune
Latest answer by David Q. Santos, MD
Question viewed 143 times
Tags: weight loss, congenital, filler, options

Hello, sometimes when i have a bad period, i loss face's weight, and i make my eyes more sad. My lower eyelids are more "falling". When i will regain face's fat it will return as before? I don't have strong cheekbones, so it's loss forever (i'm 19) i have to go to see a plastic surgeon for fat injection?

2 answers to Lower Eyelids Look "Sad" After Weight Loss

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Lower eyelids look sad after weigh loss

Fillers for lower eyelids. At a young age of 19 the best long term picture is to keep healthy and keep your weight at an optimum level. The face does of course change with weight gain and weight loss and this is even more true in our 40s and beyond. Nonetheless fillers are likely the best answer for the tired appearance and I would encourage just a small amount of injectable initially and increase as time goes on. Start off with Restylane or Juvéderm and see how this works for you... more
David Q. Santos, MD

Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Lower eyelid fillers

You probably have congenital lower eyelid, tear trough area hollowness, worsened by daily fluctuation in fluid in your body, which would affect the lower eyelids.  Fillers are a good option, given your age. Dr T.
Mehryar (Ray) Taban, MD, FACS

Los Angeles Oculoplastic Surgeon

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