I'm only 30 but sometimes look several years older. In certain lighting and camera angles, I look awful! I've had very deep set eyes all my life along with dark circles and a flat mid-face area. What can I do to make my eyes less 'tired', and my mid-face/cheeks look more round/full youthful?
Sculptra, restylane, radiesse,, fat graft, cheek implant?? most cost effective over the long run with the best results?
March 27, 2016
Answer: Cheek implants will augment flat cheeks
The flat cheeks can be augmented with simple small silastic cheek implants. This works quite well to augment the flat cheek area. The incision for this is placed in the intraoral area above the upper tooth roots and they are placed directly over the bone. There is really nothing that can be successfully done for hollow lower eyelids.
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March 27, 2016
Answer: Cheek implants will augment flat cheeks
The flat cheeks can be augmented with simple small silastic cheek implants. This works quite well to augment the flat cheek area. The incision for this is placed in the intraoral area above the upper tooth roots and they are placed directly over the bone. There is really nothing that can be successfully done for hollow lower eyelids.
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April 21, 2011
Answer: Injectable Fillers work for hollow face
based on the photographs, your cheeks appear to require more volume and this can be done effectively with sculptra. it appears that this will help the flatness of your midface. you also could use sculptra in you pre-auricular area. the hollows under your eyes can be improved with restylane into the tear trough in combination with sculptra into you upper medial cheek areas. you exact facial anatomy is difficult to ascertain from the limited photographic views but i think these two products would work nicely to improve many of the areas that you are concerned about.
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April 21, 2011
Answer: Injectable Fillers work for hollow face
based on the photographs, your cheeks appear to require more volume and this can be done effectively with sculptra. it appears that this will help the flatness of your midface. you also could use sculptra in you pre-auricular area. the hollows under your eyes can be improved with restylane into the tear trough in combination with sculptra into you upper medial cheek areas. you exact facial anatomy is difficult to ascertain from the limited photographic views but i think these two products would work nicely to improve many of the areas that you are concerned about.
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