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There are several options. Leave invasive and most predictable would be filler injection in upper eyelids. Fat injection is another option but less predictable. Another more invasive option would be orbital implant to push the eyeball forward but doubt that is what you need. Consultation necessary.
Thank you for your question. I suggest that you move forward and consult with your board certified facial plastic surgeon. It is important that you are finished healing with upper eyelid surgery before you evaluate your result, and consider additional procedures.Best wishes,
Thank you for sharing your question. Injection fat or fillers might be the best option for you. See an expert in this part of the face for comprehensive evaluation and discussion of treatment options.Good luck,
The fat that has been removed from the eyelids causing hollowing can be replaced easily with fat injection, a procedure that many of us do it commonly.
From the picture you posted it appears both lower eyelids are pulling down although the right one is worse. I would definitely use artificial tears during the day and sustained ophthalmic ointment at night to help with the irritation. At this point since it is not severe I would hold off on...
Plastic surgery scars require attention after surgery so that they remain cosmetically-appealing and barely noticeable. In our office, we use a protocol for scars that minimizes their activity in the 6-8 weeks after surgery. If you have late plastic surgery scars, you may also require laser and...
Thank you for your question. The under-eye bags are actually fatty deposits that need to be removed and, occasionally, will require excess skin to also be removed. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon because you may be a candidate f...
You have some hollowing in the tear trough area that is most likely to be helped by filler injections; I do not think fat removal is necessary in most Asian patients in their early 30's and can actually worsen the hollowing if done aggressively. Go on some consults to be examined in person,...
At one month, you will still have swelling in some patients. You will need to wait several months at this point for any residual swelling to resolve. In general, revision can be considered at 6 months and it is usually the most viable approach for remedying any concerns.
Hard to say without a picture, but it does sound like you have had a 'conventional' blepharoplasty. this always goes badly wrong in oriental patients who end up with swollen and exposed lid platforms. This is a difficult problem to address, and you will need to be assessed by an expert ...
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