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Upper Eyelid Filler

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Upper eyelid hollowing is one of those aging changes that can make the eyes look tired, heavy, or more “sunken” even when the patient feels rested.

As we age, we lose fat and structural support around the upper eyelid, brow, and temple region. This can create hollowing above the eye and a more skeletonized appearance around the orbital rim.

This patient was treated with upper eyelid filler to help restore the volume loss in the hollow upper eye area. This is a very advanced procedure and not something that should be treated casually. It requires a strong understanding of anatomy, conservative placement, and careful patient selection.

For transparency, this patient also received temple filler and toxin treatment, which helped support the overall upper-face result.

The goal was not to change her eyes or make her look overfilled. The goal was to softly replace what time has taken away and restore a smoother, more rested upper-eye transition.

When performed correctly, upper eyelid filler can help:

Improve upper eyelid hollowingSoften a tired or sunken appearance
Restore lost volume around the orbital frame
Improve the transition from temple to brow to upper eyelid
Create a more refreshed appearance without surgery

This is not a beginner filler area. This is an advanced treatment that should only be performed by experienced injectors who understand the anatomy and risks of the upper eyelid and periorbital region.

Restylane - B&A 1

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Nonsurgical Rhinoplasty Resty-L was used to hide the hump and sharpen the tip.

Restylane, Radiesse & Dysport (facial balancers)

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Xeomin & Botox

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Jawline Filler - B&A 8

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Did you know woman lose their gonial angle as they are? RADIESSE is FDA approved for the jawline and is an amazing filler to bring back that youthful jaw. ⁣

Lip filler - B&A 95

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Hyperdiluted Radiesse for Lipo Fibrosis Correction

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Radiesse - B&A 39

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2 syringes of Radiesse. One for the chin and other for midface. Cannula Technique was used.

Lip filler - B&A 94

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1/2 Syringe of Defyne.

Non-Surgical BBL - B&A 7

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Neurotoxin - B&A 7

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Can neurotox like #botox#dysport®#xeomin® help minimize upper eyelid hooding? Here’s an example of realistic expectations. So how does this happen? Injecting into the muscle that surrounds the eye (orbicularis oculi) and not injecting the forehead muscle (frontalis) to allow it to lift the brow. If you’re wanting more improvement than what is posted here then I’ll refer you to Oculoplastics @drvrcek for a surgical consultation.

Non-Surgical BBL - B&A 6

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Dysport, Sculptra, PRFM, Belotero & Radiesse

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COLLAGEN STIMULATION at its finest. Let me break this treatment plan down…..1.

Lip filler - B&A 93

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Xeomin - B&A 19

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Xeomin - B&A 18

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I used a #xeomin® filter 🤣😂.

Hyperdiluted Radiesse - B&A 3

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HYPERDILUTE RADIESSE was placed in the midface using cannula technique.

Chin Filler - B&A 12

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Selphyl PRFM Sculptra

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Revanessa Versa - B&A 4

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PRFM, Xeomin, Radiesse, Sculptra, Microneedling, ZO Skin Care & BBL/IPL

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Radiesse - B&A 38

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#radiesse® chin augmentation in multiple phases to accommodate tissue expansion.

Chin, Jawline & Lip Filler + Botox Brow Lift

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Chins, lips, cheeks, and brow lift compliment one another so well in facial balancing.

Dysport PRFM Dermal fillers

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Brows lifted with Dysport, under eyes brightened with PRFM, and deep lines filled with dermal fillers. This process didn’t happen overnight.  It’s been done over multiple sessions and we are still working to improve it even more.

Non-Surgical Nose Job & Lip Filler - B&A 2

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Lip filler - B&A 92

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Time for her yearly touch up.

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