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How to get rid from sunken eyes after weight loss? (photos)

eahsanJul 23, 2016
i am 20 year old .my height is 5 feet 6 inch . i was 80 kg now im 65 . i lost 15 kg in last 1.5 year . but so many problem appear sunken eyes , wrinkles , face sagging , lost fat from cheeks . what should i do now ..should i gain some more extra weight ? or anything else. i have nasal congestion problem too

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