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Fat transfer is a great way to create subtle but significant changes in appearance in both men and women. You have a little bit of upper eyelid hooding, but I'm not sure I would do an upper lid blepharoplasty as this often can feminize the face. Fat into the lower eyelids and temples and cheeks (and possibly jawline) help improve masculine, facial architecture as one ages.
You are a candidate for an upper "blepharoplasty." This procedure would remove some of the excess skin from your upper eyelid, which would get rid of the sagging appearance and open up your eyes more. As for a fat transfer, you could potentially put some under your eyes to reduce some of the hollowness. Overall your face has good fullness everywhere else. You have not lost much collagen or fat in other places. Our office provides in-person or virtual consultations if you would like to discuss options further.
Adding fat to replace volume loss can significantly rejuvenate your face. common areas for fat transfer are temples, lower eyelids, cheeks nasolabial folds and marionette lines.
Based on your photo, it looks like you would benefit from a facial fat transfer or Renuva, which is less invasive.Best of luck !
Facial aesthetics are primarily determined by bone structure.Is the facial skeletal structure that determines what each unique persons facial appearance looks like.The difference between attractive or not so much, masculine or feminine is primarily determined by skeletal structure.Facial aging has more to do with soft tissues, but does have a facial skeletal component as well. Creating an accurate assessment and the ability to see aesthetic improvements is a bit of an art form.Simply adding volume for the sake of adding volume isn’t necessarily going to make you look better.If volume deficit is keeping you from looking your best than adding volume can definitely be helpful. Finding the right providers are always key.Best,Mats Hagstrom MD
Yes, fat to the forehead can help smooth out the bone while also improving tone, texture, and color of skin due to the stem cells within the fat.
Fat transfer to the face is inherently, imprecise, unpredictable, and unforgiving if patients don’t like the results. Mastering the procedure has a long learning curve. Provider selection is absolutely paramount. The success of the procedure depends on multiple variables. In order for fat g...
Facial aesthetics related to dynamic facial expression should generally not be treated. Unless there’s a problem with the face in a static position without facial expression, trying to treat problems related to contraction of muscles of facial expression is most likely going to lead to s...