Do I need fat repositioning for my hollow eyes? (Photo)

In my practice, I employ facial fat grafting in all facelifts, whether they are done deep plane or with newer and more comprehensive techniques. Facial fat loss is one of the primary drivers of facial aging, so any facial rejuvenation strategy that doesn't include fat transfer is inherently...

Hello , Recovery after under-eye fat grafting typically involves 1–2 weeks of swelling and 2–3 weeks of bruising, especially if you're prone to bruising—taking arnica and bromelain (as approved by your doctor) can help. Botox is usually safe after 2 weeks, while fillers should be del...

Based on these photos, a combination of transconjuctival lower blepharoplasty and periodical fat grafting would be my suggestion. This may, in some patients, lighten the dark skin discoloration in time. In person or teleconference consultation with board certified plastic surgeon who has long...

In our experience for over 25 years, periorbital fat grafting is the most natural replacement for missing fat. However, it requires a true expertise to achieve natural looking results with this technique. Search for a board certified plastic surgeon with experience with this technique. Good luck.

Of cours eyou could always do fat grafting, although you appear to have a skinnier face/neck, which makes me think you may not have much fat to give. Honestly, you would probably be best served with orthognathic surgery to advance the maxilla because that will improve all your concerns.

What you are seeing is due to volume loss of the cheek/maxilla and descent of tissues. TO address the problem, you need to treat either/both of these. Since yoiu don't want to do filler, your other options are fat grafting for volume vs. a more extreme would be to do cheek implants/maxillary...