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Corrugator muscle loss after unilateral bleph & ptosis repair (12 months after)

Resourceful102871May 6, 2024
It seems compensatory muscles have relaxed, leaving me with a gaunt, deflated and older appearance from what used to be prominent corrugator muscles, even extending to the top of my nose. Is there any way to restore these besides filler? And how likely is filler to restore this dramatic volume loss? thanks

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Thank you for your inquiry! A couple of options: fat transfer can be used (long term fix) or filler can be added (short term fix). Schedule an appointment with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon to help you reach your goals.

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Thank you for your inquiry! Communicate your concerns with your physician. Scar revision is an option to remove additional fullness to your eyelids. Schedule a consult with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon.

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Thank you for your question and for sharing your photographs. The most precise mechanism to determine whether there is still injectable filler in the lower eyelids would be an MRI scan. However, it is somewhat difficult to justify this considering the problem you are still experiencing. The...

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