After orbital decompression surgery, my right eye has sunken downward in sinus. Does orbital implant surgery work in this case?

There are generally three methods to reduce undereye bags. 1. Utilizing peels, lasers or any other ablative or semi ablative techniques to stimulate new collagen growth. Though effective, most people want to have little to no downtime and in order to get a very effective result with which most...

For significant improvement, hooded eyelids require surgery if there is enough skin. For nonsurgical treatments: Radiofrequency (Thermage or Venus Legacy/Viva), injectable fillers, and a Botox brow lift can help contour the eyebrows and lift the eyelid skin. I recommend getting a formal...

Thank you for the pictures, unfortunately it is hard to see exactly which option would be best for you, but here are many there are many non-surgical options for treating under the eye bags and creases. Usually "valleys" will appear under the eyes as we age, but can be more prominent in ...

Lower lids can take a long time to heal to the final result.If you go for great early on, you often don't get the result you want long term. I would give it a few more months.You surgeon has options if they want to touch up the lower lid / cheek area later.

If your eyelid position changes throughout the day, there may be more that needs to be addressed than hollowness. For better understanding, a physical examination by a surgeon is needed. If it turns out that there is no need to interfere with eyelid structure, hollowness alone can be improved...

You will do great with a subciliary/transcutaneous approach, You have excess skin and excess fat which will improve. If your concern is having a scar, then just go ahead with the transconjunctival approach. It will still look good. I have done transcutaneous approach in skin types like yours ...