I find it interesting how many are willing to not answer this question. Okay, first your brows are fine, no brow lift is needed. Yes, your upper lids still have a little extra skin that could be removed. The real problem is at the lid cheek junction. Another physician addressed this but not, in my opinion, the correct procedure. Your problem is that the cheek fat/tissue is falling due to age and gravity. This causes the deformity that you have now. Removing skin of the lower lid would be a disaster. You need elevation of the cheeks, first then removal of the skin. Therefore, you need a midface lift and removal of lower lid skin.
I do these together all the time. The reason is that when you elevate the midface you get extra skin in the lower lid.
A second opinion with another Board Certified Plastic Surgeons is a good idea.
