Loose Skin Under Eyes After Blepharoplasty

Dear Hawaiian Girl
It is very difficult to provide a meaningful answer to your question without knowing more about your situation. What you perceive as loose skin maybe viewed as an acceptable post-operative result to your surgeon. We don't know how deeply pigmented you eyelid skin is. This may have something to do with how agressively your first surgeon laser resurfaced the lower eyelid skin. I would disagree that laser resufacing is the best lower eyelid skin tightening treatment. This has to be reserved for phenol chemical peeling. Would this be right for you? Only a master chemical peeler can answer this. Note that just because someone does laser resufacing or is a board certified plastic surgery they are not necessarily trained to do chemical peels of this strength. So you need to be especially cautious. You need to do your homework or you will quickly find that you have a permanent, unrepairable skin texture change form too much skin resurfaceing or a pulled down lower eyelid from too much lower eyelid surgery. Take your time and if your family members are telling you are crazy, sometime, sometimes, it is worth pausing to think about what they are saying.

Be very cautious pursuing further treatment for your loose lower eyelid skin.
The fact that you have already had a blepharoplasty performed and CO2 laser puts you at risk to develop complications such as pulling down of the eyelid (retraction) or pulling out of the eyelid (ectropion).
You may want to really assess the results and consider if your expectations are realistic. If your surgeon feels that you can have a minor touch up safely Fraxel:repair can tighten eyelid skin. Fraxel:restore will not.