My bug eyes have bothered me for years, they are caused mostly by receded orbitals and made worse by the lack of undereye support (negative vector). I plan to get filler on the upper eyelid and tear throughs to treat this condition, along with lower eyelid retraction repair for the bowing eyelid. But is the tear throughs filler enough or would I also need cheek filler to give support to the lower eyelid and make the eye less prominent? If yes is it risky to fill all those areas at once?
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Answer: Considering Cheek Augmentation for Prominent Eyes: Is Additional Support Needed Alongside Tear Trough Fillers?
I think you will be happy to know there is a very simple option to help create the facial balance you desire. A little filler in the cheeks will add volume and more defined structure. Adding the volume on the cheek bone will have a sliming effect for the rest of your face and will make your face...
For unique cases where a variety of modalities could be used to treat the condition, I would suggest an in-person or virtual consultation to develop a custom and effective treatment plan. It is difficult to precisely define the best option without collecting the same information. I suggest...
The dent that is seen in the photos may actually not be the problem. More likely the indentation seen there (that is emphasized by smiling) is really an artifact of the presence of the "puffy pillow" of the upper cheeks directly under the eyes. So when this "mountain" becomes pronounced with...
