Hollowness periorbital area - what is the best treatment besides fillers? (Photo)

Of cours eyou could always do fat grafting, although you appear to have a skinnier face/neck, which makes me think you may not have much fat to give. Honestly, you would probably be best served with orthognathic surgery to advance the maxilla because that will improve all your concerns.

What you are seeing is due to volume loss of the cheek/maxilla and descent of tissues. TO address the problem, you need to treat either/both of these. Since yoiu don't want to do filler, your other options are fat grafting for volume vs. a more extreme would be to do cheek implants/maxillary...

Fat and fillers are really used in much different fashions, so it's tough to compare. Fat is used all over the face to restore volume and improve skin (from the stem cells within the fat), and often looks much more natural because you can blend smoothly to different areas of the face. And, it...

You're curious about facial volume restoration!As we age, facial volume naturally decreases, and the skin begins to sag downward. Fat grafting is a procedure that restores volume by using your own fat to fill in hollow areas. This smooths out facial contours and enhances femininity by creating a...

Thank you for sharing the photos. Unfortunately, we see this too often, where patients are left with significant fat atrophy and deep-seated scarring resulting in skin irregularities and dents after heat treatment. Sadly, facial soft tissue is not as forgiving as other parts of the body. I...

Thank you for the photos. For balance, fat transfer is a great idea, as well as addition of volume to the chin to improve microgenia. Fat injected into the chin is too unpredictable for the amount of addition required to balance the lower third. A buccal lipectomy can certainly help slim the...