If the doctor takes out too much fat during lower blepharoplasty, making the eyes hollow-looking, is it possible to put back fat in the area? If so, what are some options for getting this done?
Answer: Excess fat removal after blepharoplasty can be corrected by fat grafting.
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Answer: Excess fat removal after blepharoplasty can be corrected by fat grafting.
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Answer: Fat grafting can be used to correct over-resection of orbital fat
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Answer: Fat grafting can be used to correct over-resection of orbital fat
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January 21, 2009
Answer: Frat Transfer After Blepharolplasty Hi Babyjoe,
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January 21, 2009
Answer: Frat Transfer After Blepharolplasty Hi Babyjoe,
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January 21, 2009
Answer: Fat Can Be Transferred to Lower Eyelids If too much fat is removed during lower eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) there are methods to refill this area. Skilled cosmetic surgeons can transfer fat removed from other places in the body to the lower eyelid area. Prior to under taking this or as an alternative, fillers like Restylane and Juvederm can be used to refill this delicate area. Fillers in this area can last as long as 18-24 months. Preventive measures are best. Choose a skilled Ocular Plastic or Cosmetic Surgeon to perfom this procedure. When I perform this procedure I am very conservative in the removal of fat. I actually sit my patients up during the surgery to judge the amount of fat removed!
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January 21, 2009
Answer: Fat Can Be Transferred to Lower Eyelids If too much fat is removed during lower eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) there are methods to refill this area. Skilled cosmetic surgeons can transfer fat removed from other places in the body to the lower eyelid area. Prior to under taking this or as an alternative, fillers like Restylane and Juvederm can be used to refill this delicate area. Fillers in this area can last as long as 18-24 months. Preventive measures are best. Choose a skilled Ocular Plastic or Cosmetic Surgeon to perfom this procedure. When I perform this procedure I am very conservative in the removal of fat. I actually sit my patients up during the surgery to judge the amount of fat removed!
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January 21, 2009
Answer: You have a couple of options Babyjoe, If too much fat was removed during a blepharoplasty, it is possible to perform fat transfer/grafting operations. It is also possible to augment the area with a dermal filler such as Juvederm (HA) or Evolence (collagen). However, you need to see someone who knows what they are doing when injecting around the eyes. Also, if you are immediately post-op, please be patient since you will see changes over several months after surgery and it would be a mistake to rush into anything too such. Good luck.
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January 21, 2009
Answer: You have a couple of options Babyjoe, If too much fat was removed during a blepharoplasty, it is possible to perform fat transfer/grafting operations. It is also possible to augment the area with a dermal filler such as Juvederm (HA) or Evolence (collagen). However, you need to see someone who knows what they are doing when injecting around the eyes. Also, if you are immediately post-op, please be patient since you will see changes over several months after surgery and it would be a mistake to rush into anything too such. Good luck.
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