What procedures can I do to look more attractive or younger? (photos)

Hi @makemea10. Thank you for sharing your photos. I recommend a combination treatment of dermal fillers and Morpheus 8. Morpheus 8 is a non-surgical treatment for full body skin resurfacing, skin tightening, and fat reduction of stubborn areas. It uses minimally invasive fractional radiofrequency energy (RF) to penetrate the skin deeper than other microneedling devices, triggering the skin’s natural healing response to promote skin tightening and lifting.

Best of luck,

Dr. Nima

One of the things that make you look older and perhaps more tired is the under eyes. You covered this area with the hearts but I could tell even with it blockes that the eyes look hollow. This is due to loss of fat volume in the under eyes. You can consider doing a dermal filler to fill that valley/loss and this make you look rejuvenated and less tired. Also, you can consider doing a filler for the laugh lines (nasolabial folds) and the sad lines (marionette lines) especially on the left side. I hope that helps. Remember, it is extremely important to pick the right injector with lots of experience because the results will depend on how they inject.

Take heart. In experienced hands, one treatment session using an appropriate volumizing filler for the cheeks would likely both significantly improve the cheek flattening apparent in the photo and improve the under eye tear troughs. It's been dubbed the "domino effect" by my European colleagues because treating one location of the face with filler can have a domino-like improvement in adjacent areas, in this case treating the cheek improves not only the cheek, but results in the smile lines, as well, and lends support to the under eye area leading to improvement in the hollows and the tear troughs. Other approaches that might be offered to you are surgery or fat transfer. However, surgical lifts are expensive, aggressive and invasive and engender real downtime. And fat transfer, which I gave up performing several years back carries with it several drawbacks. For one one, most of the fat, separated from the donor sites of the belly, buttocks or thighs, does not survive once separated from its original blood supply. Moreover, it is a relatively expensive, two step minimally invasive process that entails large cannula withdrawal of the donor fat and large cannula transfer into the recipient locations--all of which means real downtime. And finally, any fat that does survive retains the characteristics of the location from which it is taken meaning that if belly fat develops a midriff bulge with aging, so, too, can the belly fat transferred into the face. Make sure that you consult with a board certified cosmetic dermatologist and ask to see his/her personal before and after photos before agreeing to proceed. and best of luck.