What Type of Infraorbital and Submalar Implants Do I Need?

Q: Dr. Eppley, Hello, I am interested in infraorbital and submalar facial implants.

A: Thank you for your inquiry and sending your pictures. While you have an infraorbital rim deficiency it is really part of an overall midface deficiency of a few millimeters throughout the entire bone surface area. The question then becomes does one merely  address the infraorbital rim-malar area in isolation (custom female IOM implants)

…or approach it from a more global midface perspective (extended IOM implant design to augment the lower paranasal area as well)

Dr. Barry Eppley

Plastic Surgeon