I had a similar result after a facelift w/no eyework. Very light eyes that look smaller and strange afterward. Is it in the lift itself? The pull? Or is this just part of a facelift? I'm sure her age/lighting have an affect, but there is a different 'look' to her eyes and it's not attractive, why does it happen and can it be corrected? thank you. (my lift was either a deep plane or smas..unfortunately, no detailed surgical notes)
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Answer: Unnatural parents after facelift is just not necessary.
Keep trying; hopefully someone will help you. This is the problem with foreign cosmetic surgery. Many surgeons do not want to take on other surgeon's problems. Good luck. Donald R. Nunn MD Atlanta Plastic Surgeon.
Ideally, the outer corner of the eyes (lateral canthus) should be higher (about 2mm) than the inner corners for best aesthetic outcome, especially in females. It is rare for them to be too high. If so, lateral canthoplasty can be done to reposition the outer (lateral) canthus....
Your early results really looked very nice and so one question is have you had any weight loss or was fat injected in some areas that may have not survived the transfer long term. The left cheek seems to demonstrate some fullness almost like a herniation of fat in the buccal area and the...
