Difference between UEE filler and supraorbital implants?

[Oxygen]

Besides cost and recovery, what are the differences between the two? Does getting compact eye orbits (along w/ infraorbital implants ofc) cause permanent hunter/hooded eyes? Upper eyelid filler is quick and easy but if supraorbital implants can have the same aesthetic effect, it's better long-term.

 

[Shmuel]

upper eyelid filler stretches the skin permanently

 

[Oxygen]

upper eyelid filler stretches the skin permanently

can supraorital implant mimic ue filler though?

 

[Improver]

can supraorital implant mimic ue filler though?

It will only help with the bone deficiency but if you lack fat pads you'll still need the filler/fat injections

 

[RealSurgerymax]

can supraorital implant mimic ue filler though?

It will only help with the bone deficiency but if you lack fat pads you'll still need the filler/fat injections

Besides cost and recovery, what are the differences between the two? Does getting compact eye orbits (along w/ infraorbital implants ofc) cause permanent hunter/hooded eyes? Upper eyelid filler is quick and easy but if supraorbital implants can have the same aesthetic effect, it's better long-term.

Well-designed and properly placed supraorbital drop down implants that vertically compact the orbit conceal Upper Eyelid Exposure. I have designed several with predictable results - as in I am confident in the effect it will create. You can see on zoom.

 

[ripcordgod1]

Besides cost and recovery, what are the differences between the two? Does getting compact eye orbits (along w/ infraorbital implants ofc) cause permanent hunter/hooded eyes? Upper eyelid filler is quick and easy but if supraorbital implants can have the same aesthetic effect, it's better long-term.

how shit does ur brow have to be to get uee i cant even imagine ueecels

my brow ridge is shit and i only have minimal uee

 

[Oxygen]

how shit does ur brow have to be to get uee i cant even imagine ueecels

my brow ridge is shit and i only have minimal uee

not just about browridge, uee normally stems from orbital bone(s) not being compact enough afaik but not sure

 

[ripcordgod1]

not just about browridge, uee normally stems from orbital bone(s) not being compact enough afaik but not sure

u mean high set brow ridge?

i think its feminine trait prob low prenantal t

 

[ripcordgod1]

u mean high set brow ridge?

i think its feminine trait prob low prenantal t

uee mogs on women i notice i always prefer girls with uee

 

[Deleted member 8771]

Well-designed and properly placed supraorbital drop down implants that vertically compact the orbit conceal Upper Eyelid Exposure. I have designed several with predictable results - as in I am confident in the effect it will create. You can see on zoom.

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won't you risk touching a nerve or something with this?

 

[Deleted member 17920]

won't you risk touching a nerve or something with this?

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[Deleted member 17920]

won't you risk touching a nerve or something with this?

What Are The Chances Of Blindness in Getting A Brow Bone Implant? - Plastic Surgeon | Dr. Barry L. Eppley, MD

Q: Dr. Eppley, I am interested in the brow ridge implant. From the website I noticed there are two kinds of implant, one goes with the way to the upper forehead the other do not, which is more suitable for my case? Also, I have frontal bossing because of my lack of a protruding brow […]

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2) Contrary to your perception of the neural anatomy of the forehead there are really only one set of sensory nerves that provide the feeling to the forehead which are the supraorbital/supratrochear nerves. Dissection and implant placement is done around them and it is to be expected that there will be some temporary numbness of the forehead after surgery of which feeling eventually returns. These nerves are not responsible for forehead movement nor have any relationship to the optic nerve. Thus there is zero risk of any optic nerve injury or blindness.

 

[Mr.Proper]

The risky part is not nerves, but artieries/vessels. If filler is forcefully injected to them by mistake, dissolver (if material can be dissolved) should be administered quickly or else there is a big risk of embolism, causing one eye blindness or even stroke. To minimize chances, vasoconstriction drugs are applied locally and before injection aspiration is performed - if you you getan artery, you will get blood in syringeand should stop.
Same applies for far grafting.
These complications are rare but brutal, doc should be experienced.

 

[Deleted member 17920]

The risky part is not nerves, but artieries/vessels. If filler is forcefully injected to them by mistake, dissolver (if material can be dissolved) should be administered quickly or else there is a big risk of embolism, causing one eye blindness or even stroke. To minimize chances, vasoconstriction drugs are applied locally and before injection aspiration is performed - if you you getan artery, you will get blood in syringeand should stop.
Same applies for far grafting.
These complications are rare but brutal, doc should be experienced.

so are supra implants the safer option

 

[Mr.Proper]

so are supra implants the safer option

Costly and way harder to get, more invasive actually, but maybe (not sure) are less risky in that regard.

 

[Oxygen]

Costly and way harder to get, more invasive actually, but maybe (not sure) are less risky in that regard.

You seem to be knowledgeable on this. Can supraorbital implants (PEEK) create the effect upper eyelid filler has? Can it hood and/or decrease uee? Tryna avoid filler for the most part.

 

[Mr.Proper]

You seem to be knowledgeable on this. Can supraorbital implants (PEEK) create the effect upper eyelid filler has? Can it hood and/or decrease uee? Tryna avoid filler for the most part.

I'm not super knowledgeable, but a well-designed implant should do the trick. If I'm right, fillers there have an effect similar to good fat pad rather than of "continued bone" , but Idk. There was a thread where people discussed "fat pad-based hooding/appearence of reduced uee vs bone-based" and some showed Chico as an example of fat-based, bone concluded to be superior but any considered better than having none.

 

[User49]

Well-designed and properly placed supraorbital drop down implants that vertically compact the orbit conceal Upper Eyelid Exposure. I have designed several with predictable results - as in I am confident in the effect it will create. You can see on zoom.

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@Artemis

 

[Artemis]

Well-designed and properly placed supraorbital drop down implants that vertically compact the orbit conceal Upper Eyelid Exposure. I have designed several with predictable results - as in I am confident in the effect it will create. You can see on zoom.

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@Artemis

Ok I was wrong. It is possible.

Now, SHOW REAL PEOPLE who did this shit. FOTOs, not names.

 

[User49]

Ok I was wrong. It is possible.

Now, SHOW REAL PEOPLE who did this shit. FOTOs, not names.

@misc001

he just had them, just wait until he’s less swollen

 

[Artemis]

@misc001

he just had them, just wait until he’s less swollen

It is bullshit until i c good results with REAL befores and afters.

Until then, THIS MANIPULATION IS IMPOSSIBLE.

 

[User49]

It is bullshit until i c good results with REAL befores and afters.

Until then, THIS MANIPULATION IS IMPOSSIBLE.

i told u to wait, or consult with @RealSurgerymax and he’ll show results on zoom

 

[Artemis]

i told u to wait, or consult with @RealSurgerymax and he’ll show results on zoom

Not gonna consult some obscure stranger for money on the internet rofl you think im retarded or sth?

 

[User49]

Not gonna consult some obscure stranger for money on the internet rofl you think im retarded or sth?

ok just wait for @misc001 reuslts