20s, I want volume to forehead and cheeks since it's so flat but i hear about patients where the fat migrates from forehead and down to the eyes causing puffy eyes and fat on cheeks which moved to jawline causing sagging. Why is it happening? Why does it "take" irregularly and lead to asymmetry? This is worrisome and makes me want to try fillers instead
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The hourglass figure is based on the waist/hip ratio.
When you accumulate fat in the lower back it adds width to what should be the narrowest point of the waist.
Liposuction of the flanks addresses this directly and as a side benefit the fat does not come back in that area and on the contrary ...
Windell C. Davis-Boutte, MD (license suspended) says:
I suggest you wait 48 hours to allow the port entry site to fully close, in order to avoid infection. Also, consult your surgeon for advice. Good luck!
You have a central forehead concavity due to the shape of the bone. While injectable fillers can be initially used, a permanent solution is to build up the lower forehead areas with bone cement.
