There are 2 categories of undereye support subhumanities: (a) recessed infraorbital bones and (b) soft tissue insufficiency.
They look different and have different solutions—as a rule of thumb: bone recession is best solved with on-bone infraorbital implants, and soft tissue insufficiency is best solved with fillers, botox, fat grafts, and the like.
Some people have both types of undereye recession. Some people (such as Jordan Kale Barrett) have neither. Usually, the appearance of bad under-eye support is caused by poor bone projection and poor soft tissue padding together.
Would you rather have
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They look different and have different solutions—as a rule of thumb: bone recession is best solved with on-bone infraorbital implants, and soft tissue insufficiency is best solved with fillers, botox, fat grafts, and the like.
Some people have both types of undereye recession. Some people (such as Jordan Kale Barrett) have neither. Usually, the appearance of bad under-eye support is caused by poor bone projection and poor soft tissue padding together.
Would you rather have
- trash undereye support and good bones
- good orbital fat pads and trash orbital bones
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