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Would I be a good candidate for infraorbital rim implants? (Photos)

Hello everyone, I would like to know if, in my case, infraorbital rim implants could be a good option, or if it would be better to choose fat transfer or fillers to treat slightly prominent eyes with a negative orbital vector? Thank you very much

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Dr. Kamol Pansritum, MD
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Answered on Jan 20, 2026
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