I am having a very difficult time determining what I need done. I have deep hollows under my eyes, and I also have huge malar fat pads that stick out when I smile. These create lines across my upper cheek. Even when I don't smile they form a droopy strip of fat going from the nose to the jowl. My lips are also downturned at the corners when I smile. I seem to have big lip muscles at the corners of my upper lip. It makes smiling uncomfortable and odd looking. Thanks for any advice you can give.
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The short answer is that yes these things are possible. However, many individuals are understandably reluctant to permanently change their bone structure. Perhaps you might want to try some camoflage techniques such as fillers/injectables—which usually last no more than one to two years....
There are several things you can do to prepare your body and skin for surgery. A good skin regime such as Obagi is highly recommended. Many offices have an esthetician that could assist you in the correct application for your skin type. Diet is very important, you want to eat healthy with lots ...
Thank you for your question. a common combination is an endoscopic browlift, blepharoplasty and face/neck lift. They are typically priced separately, as they are all different operations. The range for the trio geographically would be $15,000 to $50,000 based on experience, results and geography...