Time really flies 10 years ago, after giving birth, I lost weight quickly over a short period and my face became skeletal, so to fix it I followed a younger acquaintance and got full-face fat grafting + under-eye fat repositioning
At the time, the fat layer under my eyes sagged like a bulldog, and it looked like dark circles from melasma I have prominent cheekbones, so the hollowness in my cheeks was severe Just a skull-like face that looked extremely tired lol
I had it done with a second PRP session (frozen) At first, the contour was so plump that anyone could tell, 'I had something done to my face~' lol After about 3 months it became natural and once the cheek hollowness was greatly reduced, I looked human again
Now, 10 years later, honestly areas like my forehead, temples, and eyelids seem to have all gone away but my cheeks are still alive, so people see me as younger lol My melasma has been severe, so I have consistently received laser toning during that time; maybe because of that, my skin elasticity is pretty good.... I often hear that my skin is good, so I feel the 10-year investment of time was worth it
But you can't hide the passage of time Recently, hollows under my eyes have started to show... It's not severe yet, so next year or the year after I'm thinking I should do lower blepharoplasty and under-eye fat repositioning again....
It's still okay for a lift... an in-between time
With autologous fat grafting, if you gain weight it gets plump together, and if you lose weight it goes down together... As long as the graft takes well, like my cheeks now, I think it can still be satisfying even after 10 years
The graft survival is the issue!! This varies from person to person....
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