Fat transfer for malar mounds? (Photo)

Hello and thank you for your question. Autologous fat transfer can be utilized to improve areas of volume deficiency which may, in turn, also improve shadowing. We would recommended a consultation with an experienced facial plastic surgeon who can provide you with a complete assessment and...

When there's hollowing, there is lack of volume, so you need to build up volume. This can either be done with filler, fat, and/or cheek implants (in your situation).

Based on your photos, you are a great candidate for adding volume to the area under your eyes with fat grafting, which can be done alongside facial skin tightening, though these procedures can also be done separately. Non-surgical treatments like fillers are also likely to achieve the desired...

Thanks for your pictures and questions. Sounds like this has been a long process in finding out what is going on. Treating the joint/arthritis issues you may be dealing with is probably best treated with NSAIDs or steroids and would be best treated/managed by a Rheumatologist. However, the skin...

It would be very difficult to draw any conclusion about the nature of your deformity based on this photo. Secondary deformity after fat grafting may be difficult to treat and requires a lot of experience and skill. Combination of liposuction with a small cannula, sometimes direct excision of...

Hi there, with any sort of filler treatment, there is always risk for bruising and swelling, but this often subsides within a few days. For a small-volume fat transfer, the risk is minimal. This will depend on individual factors like skin sensitivity and the technique used, which will be...