My right eye has under bags that really visible when smiling. I’m 23 years old. I know it’s genetics and asymmetrical issue. How Can I surgically fix this?
Answer: You really don't have an eyebag. You have hollowness. This requires fillers not removal. Looking at your photos, you really don't have an eyebag. You have hollowness under the eyes that is casting a shadow. I would recommend all-natural and reversible fillers like Restylane (hyaluronic acid). In the past, I used to use Bellafill but found that in small percentage of patients I had some serious issues that caused me to abandon it. I also find that Belotero simply just disappears too quickly. Radiesse can cause problems with redness and whiteness that can be seen. Juvederm causes too much swelling and is inaccurate. Bottom line is that Restylane in my hands works the best. I use only cannulas around the eyes, which are blunt needles. I think there is tremendous risk around the eyes using needles including risk of vision issues, pain, bruising, and inaccuracy. I perform this procedure several times a day and have done it for my entire staff, young patients like you, my wife, and my parents. The key question is how long does filler last? Interestingly, I have seen in many cases it can last years after it has been built up a few times.There is tremendous value with this procedure but the key thing is to have the right injector.
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Answer: You really don't have an eyebag. You have hollowness. This requires fillers not removal. Looking at your photos, you really don't have an eyebag. You have hollowness under the eyes that is casting a shadow. I would recommend all-natural and reversible fillers like Restylane (hyaluronic acid). In the past, I used to use Bellafill but found that in small percentage of patients I had some serious issues that caused me to abandon it. I also find that Belotero simply just disappears too quickly. Radiesse can cause problems with redness and whiteness that can be seen. Juvederm causes too much swelling and is inaccurate. Bottom line is that Restylane in my hands works the best. I use only cannulas around the eyes, which are blunt needles. I think there is tremendous risk around the eyes using needles including risk of vision issues, pain, bruising, and inaccuracy. I perform this procedure several times a day and have done it for my entire staff, young patients like you, my wife, and my parents. The key question is how long does filler last? Interestingly, I have seen in many cases it can last years after it has been built up a few times.There is tremendous value with this procedure but the key thing is to have the right injector.
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