Asked By:Laragetic2323 in Kilsby, England, United Kingdom
I had a serious illness which caused me to lose a lot of adipose tissue rapidly, including behind the eyeballs. This has caused my eyeballs to recess back and appear much smaller. Is it possible to insert an orbital implant behind the eyeball, to enhance the volume behind the eyes and thus the projection of the eyes? I understand this area is extremely risk, however, once done it would allow for a degree of permanence and removes risk of blood vessel penetration that fat transfer would entail.
Answers (2)
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You can get an assessment at a regular eye doctors office like an optometrist or you can consult with plastic surgeons, facial plastic surgeons, or oculoplastic surgeons to get an assessment, and better understanding of potential treatment options if indicated.
To make assessment we typically...
Without including pictures, we can’t begin to make an assessment.
There’s really no point in talking about treatment options if we don’t have complete information.
No one has to have cosmetic surgery.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD
The picture show negative vector and taking the fat out through transconjuctival incision does not help. You will need tear trough implant and subcillary( skin) incision.
