Female

Dark, narrow eyebrows: Well-formed eyebrows balance out the face, emphasizing assets and letting features that you don’t like recede into the background. The “perfect eyebrow” is a recommendation: The course of the eyebrow can be described with three lines:

• It begins on the inside of a line between the outer nostril and the inner corner of the eye.
• The highest point of the brow is on a line between the outer nostril and the outer edge of the pupil.
• The end of the eyebrow lies on a line between the outer wing of the nose and the outer corner of the eye.

Which shape is best for your eyebrows depends on the shape of your face. The softer your facial features are, the more angular the eyebrows can be. With a more prominent face shape, it is better to choose a rounder eyebrow shape so that your face appears softer.

• Longer and darker eyelashes
• A small distance between the eyelid and the crease
• No dark circles

Male

• Darker, wider eyebrows,
• Fewer darker lashes

Even at a young age, some patients have permanent dark circles under their eyes. He comes to a tired, sick look on his face. A reliable correction can be achieved by lining the skin of the lower eyelid with hyaluronic acid or by transferring your own fat.

As part of the aging of the face, characteristic age changes in the eye area appear, which overall create the impression of tiredness and weariness (“the tired look”):

Through a sagging forehead to a characteristic lowering of the eyebrows, especially in the outer area. The signs of aging are often particularly evident on the forehead and between the brows. Expression lines leave deep marks, lowered eyebrows press on the face and can make it look tired or grumpy. The position of the eyebrows can be corrected in the case of minor misalignments due to botulinum toxin (botulinum toxin) and/or hyaluronic acid (hyaluronic acid and other fillers for wrinkle treatment in the face and neck area) or autologous fat transfer (autologous fat injection in the facial area for wrinkle therapy) and/or thread lifting (thread lifting) can be improved. If there is pronounced sagging (ptosis) and excess skin in the forehead/temples area, surgical correction (eyebrow correction) is required.

The activity of the ocular sphincter (M. orbiculsaris oculi) causes a typical formation of wrinkles (“crow’s feet”) in the overlying skin. In the early stages, muscle relaxation with botulinum toxin (botulinum toxin) is the therapy of choice. If deeper wrinkles form, fline injections with hyaluronic acid (hyaluronic acid and other fillers for wrinkle treatment in the face and neck area) or autologous fat transfer (autologous fat injection in the face areafor wrinkle therapy) are necessary.

In the upper eyelid area, in addition to excess skin (eyelid lift), there is also excess fat tissue (eyelid lift) or a lack of fat tissue (“deeply sunken eyes”) (hyaluronic acid and other fillers for wrinkle treatment in the face and neck area) or autologous fat transfer (autologous fat injection in the face area for wrinkle therapy), the position of the eyebrows and any excess skin in the forehead/temples area (eyebrow correction).

In the lower eyelid area, in addition to sagging skin and excess fatty tissue, color changes (“circles under the eyes”) must also be observed. Reliable correction can be achieved by lining the skin of the lower eyelid with hyaluronic acid or by transferring your own fat (correction of dark circles under the eyes). Skin and excess fat can be reliably treated with an eyelid lift.

Changes to the lower eyelid/cheek border can be reliably treated with an eyelid lift.