Why is the space between my brows and eyelid so long? (Photo)

Thank you for submitting your question and photos. A facial fat transfer is a safe way to enhance the contour of your face and restore lost volume to the sunken area below your eyes. Fat is generally removed from the thighs or abdomen via liposuction and then prepared for injection into the...

Thank you for posting your question and photos. You may benefit from a combination of a facial fat transfer and RF microneedling to treat hollowing and sagging. With a fat transfer, your body’s own fat can be injected to restore volume to your midface to create a more supple contour. RF m...

Thank you for your question. Though fat is traditionally harvested from the thighs or abdomen, it can essentially be harvested from any area of the body that has enough fat to support a facial transfer. If previous fat transfers to your lips haven’t produced the desired results, you may want t...

One option is to redo surgery using same approaching incision on the eyelid and release, trim, reshape visible contoures. The other option would be to place small amount of nano and microfat grafts over these areas and create fine padding which will smoothen current result? This is best to be...

I generally recommend patients avoid facial fat transfer, because the procedure is inherently, unpredictable, imprecise, and unforgiving. by comparison, fillers are ideal because they are the opposite. Fillers are predictable, precise, and forgiving if somebody doesn’t like the outcome. when h...

Fat grafts can fluctuate in volume over the first year that they are around. For reasons we don't understand very well, in some patients we see a dip in volume around 7-10 months after transfer, and then the fat volume rebounds around a year. My other question is where the fat grafts were...