42 years old. What can I do to get rid of or hide my eye bags? (Photos)

Yes—brow asymmetry can often be improved very effectively with nonsurgical treatments, including dermal fillers and targeted neuromodulators. In many patients, brow asymmetry is caused by subtle differences in volume, support, or muscle activity between the two sides of the forehead....

A close-up frontal photo and a close-up profile photo would be extremely helpful for making specific suggestions. Generally speaking, however, an appropriate robust HA contouring filler can be used to define and straighten a saggy or jowly jawline. A robust HA volumizing filler can be used to...

The only filler that really fixes both problems is Radiesse since it is white. When diluted and injected in the sunken dark areas, it fills in the defect and the white under the dark areas turns normal color in most cases. 1 syringe should be enough and is only $750 and can last up to 1 yr.

It’s understandable to feel frustrated when something still doesn’t look or feel quite right years after filler, especially in such a delicate area like the under eyes. Even when filler has been dissolved, it’s possible for tiny remnants to persist, or for the tissue to have changed sligh...

It's a little tricky to tell based on these photos - the only one that really shows a lump is the first photo but beause it's a little blurry I can't really distinguish if this is due to fat vs filler vs something else. The smiling pic also can't really tell. It'd be best if you go eval with...

A: Hello! I’m Lauren, the aesthetic provider here at Colorado Plastic Surgery Center. You're already doing a lot of the right things; using tretinoin, SPF, and even adding Sculptra to support collagen. Those are all solid steps for long-term skin health and wrinkle prevention. As for that s...