I had a lower bleph a few years ago, and while I was glad it got rid of my eyebags, I was very disappointed with the change in my smile, as it was one of my best facial features. My eyebags were repositioned lower over my orbital rim, and I had some excess skin removed. When I smile now, a shadow makes it look like my lower eyes are melting downward rather than have a slight raised puff for the lower eyelid, which I had before. Can the fat be detached so it raises into my lower eyelid again?
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You are not a candidate for upper eyelid surgery due to the fact that you have very low eyebrow position. Consider a brow lift procedure, which can accomplish lifting your eyebrows to a more natural position
Its a little hard to tell with the angle of that photo but you could be a candidate for a blepharoplasty. This procedure removes excess skin from your top eyelid, which would reduce the drooping appearance and opening up your eyes more. Another option may be a brow lift. Raising your brow would...
Thank you for your question. Based on your photos you have a very typical, symmetric appearance. The wish photos have a different facial structure. I agree with the other physician that filler would not be recommended in this area as the risk of uneven appearance, not achieving your goal result...
