Is there anything, apart from camouflage, that can be done about deep blue inner corners of the eyes? Is lipofilling an option maybe? Thank you for your help!
Answer: Fat transfer The dark blue appearance is caused by not just hollowing but by microvascularity issues. Fat transfer will certainly help. Of course, my answer is assuming you didn’t have HA based fillers such as Juvederm to begin with because this can cause blue discoloration in the area.
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Answer: Fat transfer The dark blue appearance is caused by not just hollowing but by microvascularity issues. Fat transfer will certainly help. Of course, my answer is assuming you didn’t have HA based fillers such as Juvederm to begin with because this can cause blue discoloration in the area.
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Answer: Dark under eye circles - regenerative lipofilling thank you for positing your question. Regenerative lipofilling wil help you in different ways. The volume deficit can be restored and the regenerative cells of the nanofat, like stem cells, pericytes etc will improve skin quality and discoloration. Regenerative lipofilling is using your own cells in a smart way. An approach very different from HA fillers. I hope this helps
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Answer: Dark under eye circles - regenerative lipofilling thank you for positing your question. Regenerative lipofilling wil help you in different ways. The volume deficit can be restored and the regenerative cells of the nanofat, like stem cells, pericytes etc will improve skin quality and discoloration. Regenerative lipofilling is using your own cells in a smart way. An approach very different from HA fillers. I hope this helps
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September 17, 2024
Answer: Blue inner corner of eyes Blue discoloration in the inner corners of the eyes, also known as tear trough hollows, can be a common concern. It's often caused by a loss of volume and support in the area under the eyes.
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September 17, 2024
Answer: Blue inner corner of eyes Blue discoloration in the inner corners of the eyes, also known as tear trough hollows, can be a common concern. It's often caused by a loss of volume and support in the area under the eyes.
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August 25, 2024
Answer: Lower eyelid discoloration Lower lid pigment changes may increase the appearance of dark circles or a “deep blue” tinge.
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August 25, 2024
Answer: Lower eyelid discoloration Lower lid pigment changes may increase the appearance of dark circles or a “deep blue” tinge.
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August 11, 2024
Answer: Volume Deficiency Hello and thank you for the question. Based on review of your photo, although it is one view and that view is limited, it does appear as though there is lower eyelid and midface volume deficiency which could be contributing to the dark areas you are seeing. There are options available to correct this deficiency, including injectable fillers as well as autologous fat transfer techniques. You may benefit from a detailed consultation with a board-certified facial plastic surgeon.
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August 11, 2024
Answer: Volume Deficiency Hello and thank you for the question. Based on review of your photo, although it is one view and that view is limited, it does appear as though there is lower eyelid and midface volume deficiency which could be contributing to the dark areas you are seeing. There are options available to correct this deficiency, including injectable fillers as well as autologous fat transfer techniques. You may benefit from a detailed consultation with a board-certified facial plastic surgeon.
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February 15, 2024
Answer: Fat transfer Hollowing out of the superior orbital sulcus can be improved by fat transfer. Fat can reduce shadowing generated by hollowness from fat loss.
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February 15, 2024
Answer: Fat transfer Hollowing out of the superior orbital sulcus can be improved by fat transfer. Fat can reduce shadowing generated by hollowness from fat loss.
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