I've been trying to do some research on the best way to treat my eye hollows. The problem is, in my case it's really more a facial bone structure thing than under eye "puffiness". I have very thin skin around the eye socket, and it creates a bump there based on how the skin rests against the skull, not on extra lumpy fat. I'm at a loss as to how to treat it, as fillers don't seem the best way to go for various reasons. Maybe a face lift of sorts?
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Although blepharoplasty (eyelid) surgery is the only treatment that is long lasting there are a few things you can do that are of temporary help. Make sure you have an exam to make sure that you do not have weak eye muscles, ptosis, as your cause by an exam by a board certified specialist.
Lower...
Removing loose skin from the upper eyelid is a common part of upper blepharoplasty. In the absence of a photo or an assessment of your eyes this question is relatively difficult to answer as the answer is dependent on your individual eyes and position of your eyebrows.
For most people having...
It is difficult to determine from the picture whether there is a component of eyebrow assymmetry here or just eyelid asymmetry but a number of treatments are possible from surgically removing a small amount of skin to tightening the skin on one side with Thermi RF or Ulthera. Sometimes a...