I have deep tear trough and dark circles since I was born. I read that lack of fat under the eyes can cause it, but I also read that low and weak cheekbones can also create a hollow under the eyes that runs below the zygomatic bone that is right under the eyes (my case). If that's true, can cheek implants help? I've tried Restylane injections but they were of little help. Can implants make the hollow disappear or at least make it look fuller permanently?
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As Dr. Capone explained fat is a nice option if you have some to donate. I'm guessing by your face and diet you're lean all over. Non-surgically you're looking at a few syringes of Radiesse or several vials of Sculptra. Surgically, cheek implants.
Without an exam we cannot tell you what treatment would benefit you the best. You should see a PS that can address your concern and give you your options more accurately then over the computer it’s better to have a consultation.
H. George Brennan, MD, FACS - Account Suspended says:
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