Hollowness and thick wrinkle under eyes when smiling - is it possible to fill this area with a fat transfer? (Photos)

Hello! My name is Jessica, I am a physician assistant, and one of the providers at Aesthetic Skin - Winnetka & Chicago. This is a great question. Facial asymmetry can come from many normal factors—such as natural bone structure differences, uneven fat distribution, muscle dominance on one s...

Your doctor is not incorrect. You can have micro fat transfer to this area very conservatively, but unlike the cheeks and peri orbital area, the submalar region is all soft tissue without any bony framework support so significant volume in the form of fat or filler placed in that area tends to...

Your photos show a true mid-cheek groove and generalized volume deficit, which fillers often struggle to correct because they tend to sit too superficially.If you want a natural softening rather than a dramatic change, fat grafting can be reasonable — but the exact plan should be decided...

Based on the one post a photo I find the best treatment would be a fat dissolve injection or the end of laser treatment. Best of virtual consult with for better understanding and quotes.

Hello and thank you for your question. My recommendation would be to avoid rushing into more procedures at this time. You are only three months out from jaw surgery and swelling can take a while to fully resolve after this type of procedure. It is important to let the swelling settle completely...

Based on your photos, the under-eye issue appears to be caused by protruding fat pads combined with volume loss along the tear trough.In cases like this, lower blepharoplasty with fat repositioning generally provides a more effective and long-lasting improvement than fat transfer alone. As for...