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

Thank you for your question and sharing your photos.  There are often various treatments to address a problem, and each having its own risks and benefits.  Dermal fillers are less-invasive and non-surgical, and can address some issues nicely and without the need for surgery.  See a specialist for a comprehensive evaluation and to determine the best treatment(s) to address your concerns.  

Thanks so much for the question.  

I think you have great nonsurgical options available even though it is very hard to see in the photos provided.

Some people have very prominent eyes. Often this is caused by a medical condition called graves disease or thyroid eye disease.  But often it is due to trauma or just being born that way.  This can be quite concerning for many people in that it makes them appear intense or not normal.  Many patients ask if there is anything that can be done and in the past the answer was not too much at least safely



Now that is untrue. We specialize in moving the eyes back or improving this "bulging" appearance for patients using surgical and nonsurgical methods. This is specialized surgery that very few doctors would offer but our group has done thousands of these surgeries and our patients are very happy.  Bear in mind that not everyone has bulging eyes even if it can appear that way. 







The first step is a complete asssment which can often be started online.  Once you find out all the options including procedures to camouflage or reduce the appearance of eye bulging.



You should have an evaluation by a qualified oculoplastic surgeon for evaluation and then consider all options.