Puffiness above corners of lips - what would be the best treatment for this? (Photo)

That’s a very understandable concern — especially right after treatment when everything feels a bit delicate and new. Tear trough filler sits in a deeper layer of the skin, usually placed carefully just above the bone. While it’s true that filler is a soft gel that can be gently molded right...

That’s a very thoughtful question — and you’re absolutely right to consider the long-term balance between facial definition and maintaining a natural look. At 27, you still have a youthful facial structure and good skin elasticity, which gives you many options. Dermal fillers can absol...

Thank you for sharing your photos—they really help illustrate the area you’re concerned about. Loss of volume in the lower eyelid, sometimes called “tear trough hollowing,” is a very common concern and can make the under-eye area look tired or shadowed. The most effective approach is usually...

In our practice, we specialize in the use of micro droplet Silikon 1000, a permanent filler that may be well-suited for filling a congenital under eye groove. Hope this helps. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph

Hi there, thank you for sharing your question — and your photo — so clearly. I can see exactly what you’re describing about the gentle down-turning at the corners of your lips, and your explanation that it’s something you’ve always had (rather than age-related sagging) is very helpful. In youn...

It seems like you have a challenging case. Here are a few suggestions: 1. Anti-inflammatory Medications: Oral or topical steroids might be beneficial in reducing inflammation and swelling. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) may also be helpful. 2. Cool Compresses: Applying cool...