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What Type of Facelift Will Correct Under Eye Hollowness?

Will facelift correct under eye hollowness? Thanks

25 Doctor Answers | Asked by BrookeinCO in Colorado
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Facelift and Fat Grafting

A physical exam would be imperative to sort your specific problems, but a combination of fat grafting and/or cheek resuspension may be in order if you have hollowness at the lid cheek junction. Sometimes a lift is not necessary. You may need filler or fat grafting.
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Correcting Under Eye Hollowness

The key is to blend the eyelid/cheek junction and this is done with a 5 Step Blepharoplasty for lower eyelids where you reshape and camouflage the eyelid/cheek junction with or without removing eyelid fat and then restoring deep malar fat to provide for shaping of the eyelid/cheek junction.
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Cosmetic facelift surgery, lower eyelid bags

Dear BrookeCO, The combination of a facelift and fat grafting gives really nice results to solve 2 different problems They complement each other in the treatment of the aging face If your neck and jawline are fine, then just stick to lower eyelid treatment Best regards, Nima Shemirani

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Consider volume replenishment

Hello, Thank you for the question. Although there are several reasons to have under eye hollowness correction often involves volume replenishment such as fat grafting. Lower eye lid fat removal or redraping may also be warranted and beneficial.
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Endoscopic midface lift for under eye hollowness

An endoscopic midface lift will elevate the soft tissues in your cheek and restore some of the volume under your eyes. A certain degree of improvement may also be noticed after a deep plane facelift if your surgeon takes the dissection medially enough. Depending on the cause of your under eye hollowness, lower blepharoplasty with fat repositioning and fat grafting may be the most appropriate treatment to correct it.
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Will facelift correct under eye hollowness?

Hi BrookeinCO, Treatment of under eye hollowness depends on the condition creating the appearance of hollowness. Fillers are used to treat areas of volume loss. Surgery is performed to remove or reposition fatty herniations that can give the appearance of lower eyelid hollowness. Often, both treatments are recommended. Diagnosis by a facial surgeon is necessary to determine which treatment(s) is best for you. Best of luck, Dr. Tom Kaniff
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Solutions For Under Eye Hollowness

A face lift will not correct under eye hollowness. As we age, our faces lose collagen and fat resulting in midface (cheek) volume loss. Typically the best treatment for volume loss is dermal filler such as restalyne or Juvederm. Transferring fat to this area is a great solution as well.
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Facelift to correct hollowness under the eye area...

Unfortunately a facelift will not correct this type of problem. A facelift focuses on the lower part of the face, jaw line, and neck. The procedure that is beneficial to the lower eyelids is lower blepharoplasty with fat transfer. The fat is usually harvested from the outer thigh, processed, and injected into the hollows around the eye. This procedure combined with a lower blepharoplasty greatly improves the appearance of the lower eyelid area. Both... more
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Under eye hollowness

What you described may best be treated with fat grafting or fat transposition during a blepharoplasty. Facelift is unlikely to correct what you have described. Dr. ES
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Under eye hollowness

Facelift is unlikely to correct under eye hollowness. Lower blepharoplasty and/or filler or fat injections are more likely candidates. See an oculoplastic surgeon.
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