All people have facial asymmetry. Unless the asymmetry is significant enough to be noticeable by other people, it’s probably better to leave it alone. A surgical attempt at correcting This will just leave you with a different form of asymmetry Unless the asymmetry is significant enough to be n...
It’s a little bit difficult to make an assessment based on the information provided. It sounds like your surgeon attempted endoscopic brow lift, and may have damaged the branches of the facial nerve that innervates the frontalis muscle. If the nerve branches were completely transected, then t...
While you can always try some filler in the tear trough to hide the bags, surgery is the only way to make it smoother for the long term. If undergoing a lower blepharoplasty to remove the fatty bags, I would also inject some fat in the tear trough at the same time to make the whole area much...