I have botox in my crows feet forehead, I believe also on my lower eyelid. This has softened my squinting considerably, but did not fix these cheek ligaments. The indentation (especially on the left in the photo) and hollowness bothers me. Why do I have this appearance?
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Without seeing proper before abd after pictures we can not make an assessment on the outcome of a procedure.
Fat transfer results will continue to change for three to six months after the procedure.
If you don’t have before and after pictures ask your provider to forward the pictures they t...
Fat should be placed first as you don't want to potentially infect the implant. Moreover, the fat should be placed on periosteum, which would not be possible with an implant sitting there.
As the face ages, in addition to the bony structure of the face changing in a manner that gives the appearance of a more "hollowed out" look, the facial fat pads lose volume and begin to sink. Both of these contribute the the look of an aging face, which is where fat transfer can be helpful. I...