Because of this, my smile lacks incisal show and I have a negative vector for a tear trough. I would like to get an infraorbital/malar implant to fill out that area, and I prefer implants (I think) as a permanent method. I've had fat before, but I believe this to be a skeletal issue. Might I benefit from paranasal and/or premax implant? Based on my photos, would that improve the appearance of my mouth? Currently, my upper lip tends not to roll out when I smile and it feels tight, and looks aged.
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Hi, I have performed many SMAS facelifts and neck lifts for over 30 years and have performed many minimally, invasive SMAS facelifts. If some type of suspension method along the lower eyelid area was used during the SOOF lift, this might account for what you are describing. You might want ...
Thank you for your question. It is not easy to rip the internal sutures after a face/ neck lift. I ask my patients to take it easy, but to be up and around. If something were to “break” you would generally know by the incision opening up or swelling in the area- but honestly, it is not someth...
Thank you for the question. I wish you send more photos. It is difficult to make a conclusion based on your single photo. You are young for a routine mid face lifting procedure but your mid face is also deformed way too much compare to your age.
Please visit a board certified plastic surgeon ...
