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Would I be able to get infraorbital implants? (Photo)

Tasteful952795Oct 20, 2023
My left looks pretty hollow. I've had fillers a month ago. The photos are post fillers and it seems there is little to no effect. My left eye was hollow pre and post fillers. I am not sure what the issue is but will infraorbital implants help me or some other procedure. I just want to look normal that's it.

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There are several things that can be done. First of all, we should see a side view photo. That will be the best way to determine what is valuable for you. It may be needed to reduce the forehead, but there are other options.

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Hello, hope you are well. The best option to improve your brow asymmetry is a brow lift. An endoscopic approach can be performed with small incisions hidden just behind the hairline. You could consider eyelid surgery as well for correction of ptosis. To me, the lateral canthi (outer corners of...

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Hello, hope you are doing well. The area you have outlined is also called the glabella. At The Spiegel Center, we routinely perform forehead contouring as a method to feminize the face. This involves creating an incision in the scalp to access the glabella in order to reduce the bony projection....

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