tripletungsahur67
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I see everyone talking about how a big fat graft or infraorbital implants (prefered saddled) alongside possibly blepharoplasty is the only way to correct a significant orbital vector
But how frequent is it for someone to have a passable infraorbital rim projection but their cornea just is too far out?
My vector looks negative/almost neutral when im looking straight or up, but at some downwards gaze it looks a lot better
After all the orbital vector is how the cornea sits relative to the structure underneath
What visual changes can be expected from a 5mm proptosis reduction?
But how frequent is it for someone to have a passable infraorbital rim projection but their cornea just is too far out?
My vector looks negative/almost neutral when im looking straight or up, but at some downwards gaze it looks a lot better
After all the orbital vector is how the cornea sits relative to the structure underneath
What visual changes can be expected from a 5mm proptosis reduction?
