2 doctors say it's from fat pad migration, neither would put filler in and said it would change my whole face and "put a lot of weight under my eyes". They didn't offer me any solution of how to correct this. I thought maybe adding filler to my outer upper cheeks may smooth it out a bit because when I use my fingers to pull that area a little they smooth out. But the doctor I saw today said it won't have any effect on that area and if anything will look worse. Any suggestions appreciated!
Answer: What can be done to correct these indentations under my eyes when I smile? It is difficult to advise a treatment from the photo provided. If the concern is due to volume loss then the appropriate filler should be helpful. If it is from skin laxity you could consider skin tightening procedures such as FaceTite with Morphues8 treatments.
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Answer: What can be done to correct these indentations under my eyes when I smile? It is difficult to advise a treatment from the photo provided. If the concern is due to volume loss then the appropriate filler should be helpful. If it is from skin laxity you could consider skin tightening procedures such as FaceTite with Morphues8 treatments.
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June 8, 2020
Answer: Procedures for under the eyes It's difficult to tell from your pictures whether or not these indentations are when you're in a full smile or part of your anatomy. That being aaid, I would be careful with injectable fillers or fat around your eyes just to correct a fold that is present when you are smiling. This may leave you with a lump instead of a depression. I would recommend you see a board certified plastic surgeon specializing in facial rejuvenation for an adequate examination. Good luck!
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June 8, 2020
Answer: Procedures for under the eyes It's difficult to tell from your pictures whether or not these indentations are when you're in a full smile or part of your anatomy. That being aaid, I would be careful with injectable fillers or fat around your eyes just to correct a fold that is present when you are smiling. This may leave you with a lump instead of a depression. I would recommend you see a board certified plastic surgeon specializing in facial rejuvenation for an adequate examination. Good luck!
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June 7, 2020
Answer: Dark Circles/Eye Bags/Wrinkles -- Fillers Belotero, Juvederm Volbella; Laser Like Fraxel/Co2/J Plasma; Microneedling/PRP; Peels this is common for people as they get older, fillers, lasers and deep microneedling RF like morpheus help this. nothing willl fully get rid of it, surgery/mid face lift/lower bleph is an opportunity. at home dermarolling (see link to emeragecosmetics.com where we do free skincare consults daily) can also help.
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June 7, 2020
Answer: Dark Circles/Eye Bags/Wrinkles -- Fillers Belotero, Juvederm Volbella; Laser Like Fraxel/Co2/J Plasma; Microneedling/PRP; Peels this is common for people as they get older, fillers, lasers and deep microneedling RF like morpheus help this. nothing willl fully get rid of it, surgery/mid face lift/lower bleph is an opportunity. at home dermarolling (see link to emeragecosmetics.com where we do free skincare consults daily) can also help.
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June 7, 2020
Answer: Filler Can Fill & Smooth Under Eye Indentations Unfortunately, from the photo provided it is really difficult to say for certain, and an in-person examination would allow for manipulation and palpation for a more definitive evaluation. However, it does appear that your problem, in experienced hands, can be addressed with the proper use and choice of a filler, either placed in the cheek region, which would secondarily pull smoother the area that disturbs you or the use of a different filler placed directly into the depression itself to elevate it and smooth it in that fashion. Your physician may first opt to use a small amount of salt solution or diluted anesthetic into the region to gauge the benefits and demonstrate them to you before actually performing the actual treatment. This is an area only for experienced physician injectors, so do your due diligence well for vetting the injector.. Best of luck and stay well.
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June 7, 2020
Answer: Filler Can Fill & Smooth Under Eye Indentations Unfortunately, from the photo provided it is really difficult to say for certain, and an in-person examination would allow for manipulation and palpation for a more definitive evaluation. However, it does appear that your problem, in experienced hands, can be addressed with the proper use and choice of a filler, either placed in the cheek region, which would secondarily pull smoother the area that disturbs you or the use of a different filler placed directly into the depression itself to elevate it and smooth it in that fashion. Your physician may first opt to use a small amount of salt solution or diluted anesthetic into the region to gauge the benefits and demonstrate them to you before actually performing the actual treatment. This is an area only for experienced physician injectors, so do your due diligence well for vetting the injector.. Best of luck and stay well.
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June 8, 2020
Answer: Tear Troughs It is difficult to tell from the photos whether you have true or pseudo-tear troughs. In both cases they can be improved with fillers. It is important to distinguish between the two conditions as the placement of the filler and the type of filler used is usually different. Remember small volumes in this area are usually sufficient and there is no need for over correction. Good luck!
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June 8, 2020
Answer: Tear Troughs It is difficult to tell from the photos whether you have true or pseudo-tear troughs. In both cases they can be improved with fillers. It is important to distinguish between the two conditions as the placement of the filler and the type of filler used is usually different. Remember small volumes in this area are usually sufficient and there is no need for over correction. Good luck!
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