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This problem really has nothing to do with your recent facelift, browlift and upper eyelid lift. Although it could be related to the fat transfer that you had (which I strongly am not in favor of for this problem). You have a completely separate problem called festoons or malar mounds or malar bags. If I were you, I wouldn't jump into doing anything. Instead I would very carefully research this problem. Thee are treatments for this problem. But most plastic surgeons do not know how to treat this problem. Feel free to have a look at my website for some advice but know that there are a couple of other approaches too. In my opinion, you should stay away from fillers and stay away from fat and seek out help only from a fully certified and trained oculofacial plastic surgeon. Good luck!
There is not a lot of information provided to effectively answer this question. I don't know when you had your facelift. I do not know what you looked like prior to your facelift. There are no profile photos showing neck, jowls, and cheeks. From what your photos demonstrate, I think that you are fine and do not need additional facelift surgery.
No fillers at all indicated, would be even dangerous (blindness, research about this risk) or deforming (granulomas). You suffer from one deformity that's well known after a non complete facelift is applied, it is named as clear windseep / vertical-lateral sweep deformity. Essentially the...
Excess fat grafting can be treated by shrinking the fat and tightening the skin together. For example, we can melt fat and tighten the skin often through a "nonsurgical" minimally invasive approach
Hello. This is not going to become "snatched." If you have lost faith in your physician you should see another board certified plastic surgeon in your area. You can find one at plasticsurgery.org. This can be revised but typically wait at least 9-12 months. Best of luck to you!