I have used fillers in the past under my eyes and I’m very discouraged because I got the Tyndall effect in the past. I already know that having an experienced injector is key but this was a board certified plastic surgeon who performed it so I thought I was safe. Nevertheless, I will never have it done again. I want to know if there is a possibility of the tyndall effect under eyes with fat injections/transfer. Thank you.
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It is very rare that we see patients with significant volume retention after fat grafting of facial areas; in our experience for over 25 years with fat grafts, expected volume retention rate is within 30% of injected volume. However, in same patient it may be more than that, in particular if...
Micrografting is my preferred method to achieve long lasting results in the undereye area. This fat transfer procedure that can be done under local anaesthesia and achieves fantastic, long-lasting results for patients.
Great question! I would recommend the micro-fat transfer to the face. Here’s a simple breakdown of the key differences between Micro Fat, Alloclae, and Renuva:
Micro Fat
This is fat taken from your own body and then processed into very small particles. Because of its size, micro fat can be p...