I’ve had deep, hollow under eyes since I was a teenager that have only gotten more prominent as I’ve aged (I’m 22 y/o). There is no puffiness; they’re simply deep tear troughs. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to hide them with concealer in a way that looks natural. I have an appointment with a Dr. for filler that I would like to have in my CHEEKS as I’ve been reading concerning things about filler being injected directly into tear troughs. Do you think I would be a good candidate for this?
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This is my expertise and a huge portion of my practice. Asymmetry is normal and expected. See an expert who does facial shaping with surgical and non surgical methods to get a comprehensive option. Best, Dr. Emer.
The dissolving agent (hyaluronidase) breaks down the filler, but can also break down some of the hyaluronic acid that you have in your skin naturally leaving a bit of a divot. This should be temporary because your body will replace that hyaluronic acid over time. It may take months to resolve...
Hi, it looks like your left side has buccal fat loss which is happening faster than your right side. Without some volume/support between the cheekbone and extending to the “jowl” to blend the 3 separate convex surfaces (cheekbone, masseter & “jowl”) together into a single smooth convex cheek w...
