Shallow orbit. Would orbital rim implants help my lower eyelid (Photos)

There are various options, some of which you mention in your post. It is best to see an oculoplastic surgeon for in personal evaluations and discussing pros/cons of various treatment options.

A frontal photo would have been extremely helpful to complement the profile shot you provided. However, it appears from what I can actually see that you might profit from the simple use of a filler to smooth the transition between the upper portion of your cheek and the bottom-most region of the lower eyelid. Belotero Balance would be my choice for this purpose in my Upper East Side Manhattan office, since it is smooth, cohesive, easily moldable and possesses little to no tendency to give rise to the unwanted bluish Tyndall Effect when injected superficially into the delicate tissue in this region. (Teosyal Redensity II would be my choice in my Israel satellite facility, where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved fillers are available.) In experienced hands, this procedure should take no more than a few minutes to perform and engenders little to no significant downtime. The under eye region is not a place for novice injectors or medspas. So, make certain to seek consultation and treatment by a board certified aesthetic physician with experience and expertise in treating this area and insist upon seeing his/her before and after photos. Best of luck to you and Happy New Year.

You have a negative orbital vector, meaning your inferior orbital rims are recessed. Your eyeball is actually normal but looks like it is sticking out too far because of the relative bone deficiency. While synthetic fillers and fat can be tried that is a hard area to have sustained success and a symmetric smooth augmentation. Custom made orbital rim implants offer the best sustained augmentation that creates not only horizontal but some vertical rim augmentation as well.