I mentioned that I had fluid filled sac's under my eyes what I failed to mention is that 26 days ago I had a facelift and fat transfer. I still want to know if the sac's can be drained? Sorry I forgot the additional information about the surgery .
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Answer: Periorbital edema is sometimes persistent after eyelid or facelift.
Facial asymmetry is a frequent occurrence, yet its correction, even through surgical means, can be challenging. While certain non-surgical options like fillers can help balance the size of the two sides, their capabilities are limited in achieving significant changes. It's important to consider...
I am not at all convinced that those are your salivary glands. I'm going to attach a link below to one of my own cases where you can see the submandibular glands - just so you know the difference. Now, your neck position in the photos is not helping the situation, but I do think that...
There are a number of different options that are available, including implants, temporary like fillers or longer. Also, you may be a candidate for other procedures if you say you cannot close your lips. I usually sit down with my patients, listen to what concerns them, give them the alternatives...
