I’m very lean and have always had genetically deep tear troughs but feel like I’m too young to have this sort of deformity on my face. Feels too assymetrical and “ligament looking” towards nose to be a true tear trough issue. I have had HA cheek and under eye filler before. I had a consult for a lower blepharoplasty but I’m not quite convinced that’s the solution?
September 18, 2022
Answer: Lower blepharoplasty It is impossible to give you good advise based on these photos; close up photos, in person or telemedicine consult would help. People with relatively small cheek bones, have a tendency to develop tear though deformity and tired look as early as early twonties or even earlier. Doing transconjuctival lower blepharoplasty with or without addition of fat grafts, can significantly improve that problem. Good luck.
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September 18, 2022
Answer: Lower blepharoplasty It is impossible to give you good advise based on these photos; close up photos, in person or telemedicine consult would help. People with relatively small cheek bones, have a tendency to develop tear though deformity and tired look as early as early twonties or even earlier. Doing transconjuctival lower blepharoplasty with or without addition of fat grafts, can significantly improve that problem. Good luck.
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September 18, 2022
Answer: Tear trough correction Dear Alcova1216, We don't know your age and the photos are from quite a distance. We are also at a disadvantage without physically examining you. However, you appear young for a blepharoplasty, and very attractive. A blepharoplasty would likely provide some improvement, especially if some fat grafting (in whatever manner) is done. Of course, surgery always carries risk. Continued fillers, or fat transfer by injection are options as well. Good luck!
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September 18, 2022
Answer: Tear trough correction Dear Alcova1216, We don't know your age and the photos are from quite a distance. We are also at a disadvantage without physically examining you. However, you appear young for a blepharoplasty, and very attractive. A blepharoplasty would likely provide some improvement, especially if some fat grafting (in whatever manner) is done. Of course, surgery always carries risk. Continued fillers, or fat transfer by injection are options as well. Good luck!
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