Eyelid surgery for upper lids? Lower Lids? (Photo)

My recommendation would be lower lid blepharoplasty with fat repositioning. This would involve an incision on the back of the lid (transconjunctival) and taking your natural fat and using it to fill your tear trough. This would remove the “bag” under the eye but also volumize your tear tro...

Hello and thank you for question. Based on your photos, it does not appear as if you have enough excess upper eyelid skin to warrant surgery at this time. Surgery is not without risk and there does not seem to be an indication at this time. You could request a slight brow lift from a...

Thank you for your query. You do have residual asymmetry. You may have had some over correction, as your left eye does not seem to be closing completely. You will need a careful examination and investigation and likely corrective surgery. Please find a Board certified Plastic/oculoplastic...

In most patients undergoing eyelid surgery, in particulat lower eyelids, 11-12 months is enough time to completely heal. However, in small number of patients, swelling, redness, thightness, and other signs of inflamation (that is part of healing process), may last much longer. It seems to be...

Your upper eyelids look fine, and there’s no obvious need for surgical intervention. Avoid surgery unless there’s a good indication to have procedures. Best, Mats Hagstrom, MD

This is a tricky area regarding aesthetics. There are two volume changes that happen with facial aging.In a youth will face, the lower eyelid is snug, and the mid face has plenty of volume. With facial aging the volumes reverse. In the lower eyelid, fat pads start protruding due to weakness in...