Are orbital rim implants enough to lift lower eyelids or is canthoplasty necessary? (photo)

Cheek implant removal can be done under local anesthesia and involves none of the recovery that putting them created.

In an ideal world (not the one you appear to be in currently) you would get custom combined infraorbital-malar implants that optimally treat the underlying bone deficiency in a comprehensive fashion. But whether staging standard implants to treat it is a good or bad idea depends on the nature of...

That is an incorrect supposition. Implants actually create volume and tissue push. Malar implants are placed intraorally and have no negative impact on lower eyelid position. But if a lower eyelid approach is to be used, which would be true for infraorbital implants, adjunctive procedures to...

While you can place submalar implants below your existing cheeks implants that is a potentially unstable situation since there may be little good tissue onto which the new implants can attach. It would be better to have one single implant per side. Unlike nearly two decades ago combined...

Facial fillers are now long lasting, forgiving, and are able to accomplish the same result as cheek implants. Cheek implants can cause bony resorption which worsens mid face projection.

There is very little bone settling that occurs with cheek implants on tea zygomatic body. Thus the bones will be normal of cheek implants are removed.