I'm a mid-40s man, aiming to get fat grafts to my hollowed tear troughs, and temples. I have good strong features. That will have a dramatic effect on my very lean face, I know, but I want to keep my naturally lean appearance.No overfill. And although I don't appear as great candidate for a neck/midface lift, when I bend over, look down, or am supine, my face really sags a lot. It bothers me a lot, too. I want to correct this without a windswept look, or scars that go into my hair. Can it be done?
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No facelift wont correct this. Fat grafting will along with a facelift. Fat grafting is an easy procedure and will work well on you. See my attached video with fat grafting with a facelift.
While it is obvious that the cause of the "bump" is a large frontal sinus (this essentially pushes the front part of the sinus/forehead wall outwards to create the "bossing"), you just need to make sure that there is not a systemic hormonal problem which can cause numerous medical problems as...
Thank you for your question. There are a number of factors that affect our skin over time. Its impossible for me to tell exactly what has changed for you without photos but my guess is that you have some fat loss in your face. This is very common with hormone changes and as we start to age. Fat...
