I would love some advise please what I need to sort out the hollowness and wrinkles under my eyes. Would a lower blepharoplasty help? Or would I need a fat transfer or perhaps both? The wrinkles are only there when I smile. I am female, 46 and slim. I've had filler & botox in the past which has really helped but I would prefer to not have to keep using this and have something a bit more permanent.
February 19, 2025
Answer: Plastic Surgery Really Cannot Guarantee Permanent Results I am happy to hear that you have had gratifying results in the past using Botox and fillers, which may be the most appropriate route to continue to go, despite the lack of very long-lasting results with this approach.. Why? Well, besides being expensive and often engendering significant post-treatment downtimes, the results are not as permanent as imagined. Although the surgery creates a permanent result in the skin and tissues, as we age, every few years we continue to lose underlying fat, bone, muscle and fibrous tissues, which, naturally, will result in a change in our appearance that likely will necessitate additional cosmetic work or more surgery. So, to repeat, the results of the surgery may be permanent, but, unfortunately, we are not. The advantage of Botox and fillers is that their use can be adjusted to match the inevitable age-related changes in our skin and underlying tissues as they appear. I hope this helps in your decision-making and best of luck..
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February 19, 2025
Answer: Plastic Surgery Really Cannot Guarantee Permanent Results I am happy to hear that you have had gratifying results in the past using Botox and fillers, which may be the most appropriate route to continue to go, despite the lack of very long-lasting results with this approach.. Why? Well, besides being expensive and often engendering significant post-treatment downtimes, the results are not as permanent as imagined. Although the surgery creates a permanent result in the skin and tissues, as we age, every few years we continue to lose underlying fat, bone, muscle and fibrous tissues, which, naturally, will result in a change in our appearance that likely will necessitate additional cosmetic work or more surgery. So, to repeat, the results of the surgery may be permanent, but, unfortunately, we are not. The advantage of Botox and fillers is that their use can be adjusted to match the inevitable age-related changes in our skin and underlying tissues as they appear. I hope this helps in your decision-making and best of luck..
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