Hello, what is potential of improving this area? I don´t have a normal amount of fat here (whole my life). I was thinking about fillers (Rest., Juve.) to reduce the lack of fat in this area but I´ve red too many sad stories and saw many unpleasant results (and complications) to do such a thing so close to my eyes. Would be structural microfat grafting better option (but what about Fat necrosis? Or somehow tighten sunken skin close to upper eyelids using Aptos or other technique? Thnaks a lot.
October 22, 2011
Answer: You may consider consulting an oculoplastic surgeon to see if you're a candidate for ptosis repair.
I read your concerns and reviewed your photos:
You could have the hollow you're pointing to filled, but I'm not sure this would make you look better or make you happy. That hollow area is a typical location of the upper eyelid medial fat-pad, and adding volume to this area may not look attractive.
You can see this hollow because your upper eyelids hang a bit low (ptosis), with your left eyelid hanging lower than your right. If you're concerned about the appearance of your eyelids, consult a reputable, certified oculoplastic surgeon to see what might be best for you.
I hope this helps you.
Dr. Joseph
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October 22, 2011
Answer: You may consider consulting an oculoplastic surgeon to see if you're a candidate for ptosis repair.
I read your concerns and reviewed your photos:
You could have the hollow you're pointing to filled, but I'm not sure this would make you look better or make you happy. That hollow area is a typical location of the upper eyelid medial fat-pad, and adding volume to this area may not look attractive.
You can see this hollow because your upper eyelids hang a bit low (ptosis), with your left eyelid hanging lower than your right. If you're concerned about the appearance of your eyelids, consult a reputable, certified oculoplastic surgeon to see what might be best for you.
I hope this helps you.
Dr. Joseph
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October 20, 2011
Answer: Filling hollow of upper eyelids
I've filled this area with Juvederm and Restylane in the past, and Dr. Val Lambros published a paper about it some time ago. Obviously, the operator is an important part of your outcome. You need somebody skilled, and the injections should be done very slowly and incrementally. You look in the mirror after each small aliquot is placed to see the result as it develops, and let the operator know if you want more, and where.
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October 20, 2011
Answer: Filling hollow of upper eyelids
I've filled this area with Juvederm and Restylane in the past, and Dr. Val Lambros published a paper about it some time ago. Obviously, the operator is an important part of your outcome. You need somebody skilled, and the injections should be done very slowly and incrementally. You look in the mirror after each small aliquot is placed to see the result as it develops, and let the operator know if you want more, and where.
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