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It looks like you have eyelid ptosis - that's probably your biggest issue, making your eyelids look droopy, but I wouldn't be surprised if you also have heavy brows, fatty eyelids, that could also be addressed. I don't really see the undereye circles you are talking about beyond what is a "normal" amount.
Hi SociableYou feel that your eyelids are droopy and in the photos you sent, I have to agree. You have a bit of drooping both of the eyelids themselves and of your eyebrows. A consult with an oculoplastic surgeon will give you some helpful information as to how the droop can be corrected. When it impairs your vision to a signficant degree, it is possible that your medical insurance may cover the correction--or at least a part of it. Your dark under eye circles could be managed with a variety of topicals, and for that you could consult with the same surgeon mentioned above or consider seeing a dermatologist.Good luck!
Thank you for your inquiry! We would love to meet and discuss your concerns! A Blepharoplasty will help remove excess skin on the upper and lower eyelids. Schedule a consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon to help you reach your goals.
It depends... but I usually would avoid doing botox before the consult because it may obscure what you look like naturally. You definitely should NOT have any botox within 3-4mo before your surgery.
Hi Jamos in Sydney!Very difficult to judge from photos, but it seems that you have lower lid puffs, under eye dark circles at the junction of the lid and the cheek, a hollow along the inferior orbital rim--called the tear trough--and a few lower eyelid wrinkles. Most surgeons address the lower...
It doesn't look like you would need a browlift based on these photos, only upper bleph alone. Congrats! That's super rare :)