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An endoscopic midface lift would lift the cheek pad utilizing a small incision inside your temporal hairline. This procedure is done under IV sedation.
While it is difficult to tell from the photo you included, it appears the treatment you are looking for is a mid-facelift. This surgery raises the cheek to a more youthful position while redefining the midface. The treatment also addresses skin laxity to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and hollowing. I recommend scheduling a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate you in person and design a customized surgical plan that meets your needs perfectly.
Thank you for your question and photo! Depending on the degree and longevity of results you are looking for from a procedure, you have both surgical and non-surgical options. I recommend a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon that is willing to discuss all your options available to reach your specific goals. Best of luck!Dhaval PatelDouble Board CertifiedPlastic SurgeonChicagoHoffman EstatesOakbrookOrland Park
To achieve your desire result a mid face lift would be your best option. It would pull the cheek pad upward and lateral to give more support to the lower eyelid and help cover the orbital rim.
There are several answers to your question. The optimal answer depends on your anatomy and the toolbox of the surgeon. Several methods and techniques can be used to successfully lift the cheek and further support the lower eyelid. These options range from the use of fillers to the placement of implants to the performance of a surgical midface lift. I have found them all to be useful in different patients. Seek several opinions to assist you in making the best decision for you.Fred G. Fedok, MD FACS
The procedure to elevate the lower eyelids is called lower eyelid retraction surgery. There are risks and limitations to the procedure. Need more detailed evaluation. See an expert oculoplastic surgeon.