Eyelids are big and looking weird.

You have hollow sunken upper eyelids. You may benefit from filler injection. See video below for similar procedure on a young patient. You have mild upper lid ptosis but the bigger problem is the hollowness. See an oculoplastic specialist for evaluation to confirm above.

Your issue is levator dehiscence ptosis.  The tendon that opens the eyes is retracting into the orbit with the anterior orbital fat tissue.  To compensate for the heavy eyelid, reflexly you lift the eyebrows.  This makes it look like you do not have upper eyelid folds.  Doctors try to fill the sub-brow area without fixing the underlying problem-not physiologic.  It is far better in my opinion to have the corrective surgery to reposition the levator which also takes care of the thin eyelid situation.  A personal consultation is appropriate.

are certainly valid and fillers or fat will help with the hollowness.  If you want a better crease, you could have your lids lifted as well.  Schedule a consultation and discuss your options with your surgeon... and make sure he/she is qualified.

Hello,Your orbits/eyes are hollowing in the eye sockets and creating this appearance.  One suggestion is fillers (man-made vs. fat) injections into the upper and lower eyelid region.  Best to consult with someone in your area.  Best of luck!

I am seeing more and more patients with this complaint.  I think as a population we are becoming more sophisticated to eyelid concerns.  Hollow super sulcus as your issue is known is very common and is from poor orbital, eyelid and brow volume.  Fat can be transferred to this area but prior to this I would recommend trying a hyaluronic acid based filler such as belotero or Restylane used carefully with a canula can be a nice forgiving and reversible way to address this issue.thanksDr. Schwarcz