After an accident tree years ago my face have become more and more asymmetric. My left side looks shorter and more oval and my right side that is where I got hurt looks like it has fallen down and it also look flatter. My nasolabial folds also look totally different. So I wonder if fat grafting could be a good idea?
August 9, 2019
Answer: Fat transfer for facial asymmetry I can see your concern in the photos. Perhaps youcan try another type of filler as the HA types prior fat grafting and see how you like the correction. I would suggest a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon experienced in this field and discuss your risks and options. Best wishes.
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August 9, 2019
Answer: Fat transfer for facial asymmetry I can see your concern in the photos. Perhaps youcan try another type of filler as the HA types prior fat grafting and see how you like the correction. I would suggest a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon experienced in this field and discuss your risks and options. Best wishes.
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August 12, 2019
Answer: Facial Asymmetry Correction Before doing any corrective surgery the first thing to determine is whether your facial asymmetry is primarily from the bone or the soft tissue. A 3D CT scan would answer that question.Then based on that information it can determined whether a bone based surgery, soft tissue surgery or some combination may be best.
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August 12, 2019
Answer: Facial Asymmetry Correction Before doing any corrective surgery the first thing to determine is whether your facial asymmetry is primarily from the bone or the soft tissue. A 3D CT scan would answer that question.Then based on that information it can determined whether a bone based surgery, soft tissue surgery or some combination may be best.
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