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Lasers or radiofrequency in combination with fillers would help you dramatically. But given your skin type, you need to see an expert for treatment. Find someone with experience using microcannulas for fillers and who did a laser fellowship. Best, Dr. Emer.
It appears from your photos that you have the so called "tear trough" deformity. It is not a real deformity, and is rather common. If it is bothersome to you, consider seeing an experienced doctor that is skilled in using filler in this part of the face.
It appears you have hollow under eye area (tear trough deformity) which causes shadow effect with dark circle appearance. You will benefit from filler injection in the hollow area. See an oculoplastic specialist.
Soft dermal fillers such as Belotero ( Esthelis) is a good option for tear troughs. You need to see a Plastic Surgeon who can discuss the various optionsAll the best
Tear trough deformities are best treated by either injectable fillers or fat injections. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages.
There are few to no consequences of trying it for a while and seeing what you think. It certainly may be an answer for you at this point in your life. But know that there is a more permanent, surgical option out there if you choose to proceed. Good luck!
Surgery to help enophthalmos is typically performed after orbital trauma but it is quite rare. Therefore, you should be extremely skeptical of anyone who claims they do this all the time. Volume can be placed in the orbit with a floor implant, fillers, or fat grafting. While...
This does not make it to the level of a deformity. This is a normal variation. I suspect that you are no where ready to have ptosis surgery. You can consider being assessed by an oculoplastic surgeon. The American Society for Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery...