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Two options exist: Fat injection or Filler injection. Each has its pros and cons, and one may be best for one person. See following link for more information.
Hello,In order to achieve a good correction of this problem, it's important to understand that hollowness of the upper orbits is usually the result of anatomy that predisposes to that problem and age related volume loss. This problem is most effectively treated with a hyaluronic acid filler administered through a cannula or injection of your own harvested fat using a similar technique. I'd recommend consultation with a surgeon who specializes in facial procedures as treatment in this area can be a bit tricky. I've attached a link that discussed fillers in general.Good luck!
This can be treated with fillers and lasers, but I suggest seeing someone who specializes in this. Posting photos would also help us give you better treatment options. Best, Dr. Emer.
Without a photo or in-person consultation I can only offer limited advice, however, fat grafting is an excellent way to improve hollowing below the eyebrow. With age or after too much fat removal from a blepharoplasty the upper eye sulcus worsens giving a less youthful appearance. Good luck.
Hollowness beneath the eyebrow can create a tired and sometimes even a droopy eyelid look. Depending on the cause of the problem different modalities can be used. The treatment should be tailored to the patient with careful attention to what caused the problem and what our patients ultimate goals are. Treatment modalities include surgical and non surgical approaches. These can include filling the defect with synthetic fillers such as hyaluronic gels or autologus fat. Surgical approaches such as ptosis repairs, fat translocations or dermal substitutes can also be used. Filling hollowness on the upper eyelid and beneath the brow can make an eye look younger and more youthful. The most important part of the process is choosing a doctor who you feel comfortable with and who is experienced in several different modalities to adress this specific concern.
A small aliquot of a hyaluronic acid filler can placed beneath the upper eyelid, using a blunt-tipped cannula to improve the skeletal look of a hollow eye.All the best! Dr. Clark
In most cases I recommend trying filler first for hollowness below the eyebrows. In particular, a hyaluronic acid filler is soft, natural and forgiving. If you do not like something about it, it can be reversed with an enzyme. In addition, such a filler will stimulate new healthy collagen and elastin to replace what has been lost with aging and sun damage. This effect, reduces the need for repeat treatments down the road. Fat transfer is also possible, but in my opinion more surgically invasive, with a higher risk of infection and irreversible lumps. For these reasons, I advise on trying filler before surgery.
Hollowness below the brow, usually into the eye socket, is probably due to your anatomy. People with deeply set eyes may have a deep spot above the eye (below the brow) called the superior sulcus. Photos would be helpful. In some cases filler or fat transfer can be used do reduce the defect. See an oculoplastic (orbital) surgeon. If you are ever in Salt Lake, I'd be happy to see you.
Fat grafting is the only way to correct the hollowness and dark circles that result from excessive removal of lower lid fat during a lower blepharoplasty procedure. From the posted photographs it appears that you most likely had a transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty performed, which is...
I find great results with many lasers or RF devices (sublative, Fraxel, Clear and Brilliant, Thermage, CO2) in combination with topical creams and/or microneedling. I suggest finding a physician with experience to address your concerns and who specializes in facial rejuvenation....
Thank you for your question. Silicone is an inert substance, it does not cause any severe reactions. It does not breakdown and is not absorbed by the body. The body instead will "wall it off" with scar tissue, as it does with anything that is not normally found on the body....