Normal To Have Bruising Under my Eyes on Top of Cheekbones Following Upper Eyelid Surgery?

I highly recommend that you repost your question with a photograph so you can get meaningful input.  Are you describing a tear trough?  Hard to know.  We will look for your photos so that you can actually get meaningful information.

You do have upper eyelid ptosis with the right side look for ptotic than the left.  You also have a heavy forehead.  However, one step at a time.  Blepharoplasty is surgery that removes skin.  What you need is the tendon of the upper eyelid carefully repaired.  In Omaha,...

The puffiness you are seeing is caused by fat and can be corrected with a transconjunctival blepharoplasty, a procedure that removes a small amount of fat through the inner aspect of the eyes. A fat transplant in to the adjacent outside area (tear trough) may help to even the area as well. This...

Hi Kelly. To answer your question, it is unlikely that a traditional lower blepharoplasty will make your eyes look significantly larger. You may benefit from a personal consultation with a plastic surgeon experienced with eyelid surgery, especially given your history of previous eyelid surgery....

It is a bit too early too judge as you are still healing.  Consult with your surgeon.  It may that the area under your eye will be too hollow but there are options too address that once everything heals.