I have dark circles caused by thin, translucent under eye skin. I don’t have any hollowness or pigmentation but the muscle underneath the skin peeks out through my skin’s translucency. I was told by a board-certified plastic surgeon that a nano fat graft could help thicken the dermis, creating a barrier between my skin and the muscle underneath. Is this possible?
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Hello. You can get rid of the fullness in this area with a properly planned mid-face lift surgery. Mid-face lift, it is aimed to lift the part of face where the cheeks are formed. Generally, in younger patients, in cases where the jaw line is not too distorted, there is not too much sagging and...
Parry Romberg syndrome has many different presentations. A history of change comparing pictures with an examination is probably the best way to confirm the diagnosis. Mild cases are often undiagnosed.
The treatment remains the same whether formally diagnosed or not. The only thing that changes...
Depending on why you are not satisfied with the treatment you received, it may be prudent to wait (if it still seems swollen or potentially too big) as it can take more take then expected for swelling to full resolve.
It is hard to reverse fat transfer, as it is permanent. Depending on where...
