My problem is the midface, where my cheeks appear to be more sagged and hollow. I have been told that I need a volume restoration, either via fat grafting or Sculptra. Yet I am afraid volume restoration might not be enough and that is why I am thinking about endoscopic mid facelift too. Do you think fat or Sculptra might be enough ? So facelift might be an overkill. And if those two wouldnt be enough, would facelift after fat grafting or Sculptra be problematic because of the scar tissue.
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Hi Thoughtful, I am a big fan of the Neocutis product called Aftercare which is made specifically for post-procedure use. Neocutis is known for their growth factors and peptides. This product can be applied immediately after procedures. It helps restore the barrier function of the skin. My...
Thank you for your question. Determining the right procedures for you will require an in-person evaluation, though generally speaking, many patients elect to have more than one surgery at a time. By combining multiple procedures into one surgery, you can shorten your overall recovery time while...
Thank you for your question and photos. While you don’t appear to be a surgery candidate, you would likely benefit from fat grafting or Sculptra injections to restore lost facial volume. A fat transfer can add volume to your cheeks, nasolabial folds, and other areas of the face to create a s...
