I really didn't know what 'Topic' to put this under. I don't want surgery - thinking more along the lines of fillers for the upper lids/brow-bone and lower lids. I've read it can achieve a fuller lid and can be reversed if, I don't like it. I realize it's a temporary fix, but it will buy me some time before committing to a fat transfer procedure. Seeing my pictures, do you think it's possible to obtain a more refreshed, less sad look, with this type of treatment? Thank you in advance.
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Thank you for your question and picture. While upper eyelid blepharoplasty (eyelid lift) is the definitive answer, you can try Botox to elevate your brows and lift some of that skin as well as give your brow a better arched shape. Best of luck.
The quick answer to your question is that EyeRise is a marketing tool the same way that Lifestyle Lift is a marketing ploy.
Dermal fillers such as Resylane, Juvederm and Boletero are excellent options for around the eyes, and our technique HAS improved over the years.
Surgery...
From my aesthetic perspective, implants in the cheek and tear trough area tend to look spooky. I think that fat transfer is a better choice, since the fat can be placed in a variety of planes and imparts a much softer look. The downside, of course, is that fat transfer will need to...
