What can be done for lines at the inner corner of my eyes? (photos)

Thank you for your purchase. Fine lines just beneath the eyelid can be treated several ways. In your case it appears that you have some fat and maybe some excess skin of the lower lid if so, a blepharoplasty may be reasonable. You also can have laser resurfacing or chemical peels to help the surface texture of your skin. Wrinkles at the outside corner of your eye closer to your temple can be treated with resurfacing and/or Botox. Botox overtime is broken down and a lemonade it by your body.

The best way to determine what is best for you is to see a physician in person. You should see a board certified plastic surgeon in your area to discuss your options.Best,

Thank you for your question. If you are concerned with the lines around your eyes it may be beneficial to consult a board certified plastic surgeon regarding surgical options. An upper lid blepharoplasty may provide the desired result. Best,  

A combination of an upper lid blepharoplasty and laser treatment would probably give you the best overall result, but it is much better to be fully evaluated in person by a board certified plastic surgeon. At that time all possible options can be considered.Thank you for your question and for sharing your pictures!

Based on your photos, it appears that you would benefit from upper and lower blepharoplasties, as well as laser resurfacing of the lower lids.  The upper blepharoplasty would eliminate the excess skin of the upper lids.  The lower bleph would take care of the "bags" or puffiness of the lower lids.  And, the laser resurfacing would smooth out the fine lines of the lower lids.  That being said, actual recommendations for surgery cannot be based solely on photos so you would need a consultation with one or more board certified plastic surgeons in your area.

Options are non surgical - PEELS, Laser; vs surgical - as upper lid blepharoplasty. Or both in combination. Best to obtain in person opinions. 

You have some upper eyelid crepiness.  This comes from eyelid laxity, forehead laxity and the brow dropping a bit.  This is common, but makes one look tired.  Make up also becomes more difficult to apply to the upper eyelid and doesn't look as elegant.  The laxity could be treated with a blepharoplasty, removal of eyelid tissue, and or laser resurfacing, removal of the top layer of skin.  This would be best assessed during a full evaluation.  Both the blepharoplasty and deeper laser require about one week down time for healing.  If you are not interested in anything invasive you may consider the new ThermiSmooth or Thermage for eyes.  These are radiofrequency devices that "heat" up the skin and secondarily tighten the skin.  There is minimal discomfort and mild to moderate tightening of the skin.  Often any of the mentioned treatments are coupled with Botox type injections (they can lift the eyelid tissue) and/or fillers in the brow area.  The fillers could be done by a master level injector.  In addition, I always recommend an eyecream.  Some of my favorites include:  Obagi, Skin Medica and Revision.  This condition does not get better with time!!  I would get one or two professional in person consultations as this is bothering you.  Good luck.

The fine lines may respond to a TCA chemical peel or fractional CO2 laser. An in person evaluation may be the best way to start. See link below for an example

I'm not sure what lines are bothering you but I notice excess skin on you upper lids and some puffiness in the lower lids causing hollowing below.  You could be a candidate for surgery or a combination of Botox and fillers. Botox breaks down within a few months and disappears. When it is injected locally it does not travel to other places in the body. There is no worries of long term side effects on the body.  If you are bothered enough by what you see then I would recommend evaluation with an experienced physician that can go over all of your options. Best of luck.