Volume loss on one side - what can I do to fix this? (Photo)

Scar tissue formation after periorbital fat transfer is a possible concern. The risk of scar tissue can vary among individuals and can depend on the technique of the surgeon. Discussing these concerns with a qualified surgeon is essential to better understand the specific factors at play in...

Yes, you have a significant tear trough deformity and very hollow lower eyelids. You'd be a very good candidate for a face fat transfer.

Thank you for your photos. Buccal fat removal has gotten very popular in the last 5 years. For some people with very full "chipmunk cheeks", the procedure perfect -- it can reshape the face in wonderful ways. However, in men and women who are not overly full in the buccal space, removing this...

Hello! My name is Jessica, I am a physician assistant, and one of the providers at Shah Facial Plastics. This is a great question. I recommend treating the undereye area with a Pico laser to help break down the pigmentation and even out the skin tone. I highly recommend scheduling an in-person...

For hollowness or volume deficiency the best option is fat transfer. For delicate areas like under eyes highly strained fat: micro or nano fat is best.

Thank you for the photos. Subtle but significant changes can be created with fat transfer. In your particular case, I would widen your face with volume to the cheekbones and temples, fill under the eyes, buccal space, chin and jawline.