Why do my lower eyelids look like this? What can be done about it (preferably non surgical)? (Photo)

Most people who have an upper eyelid blepharoplasty will have a visible scar when they close their eyes. Usually this is not a significant concern because when other people see us, we tend to have our eyes open. The skin of the upper eyelid usually transitions in both color and thickness. When a...

The skin graft is too stiff and will never fold properly. You need crease lowering surgery. This is a type of upper eyelid reconstruction that involves making a new lower eyelid crease and moving the levator aponeurosis to the new crease location. A small ptosis correction should also be...

Facial aesthetics are primarily determined by bone structure. It is the facial skeletal structure that determines what each unique persons facial appearance looks like. To truly change facial dynamics, requires assessing and potentially treating the face from a skeletal perspective. To get an...

I think you have a droopy upper eyelid appearance more on your left foot on your right, and this may be leading to eyelid asymmetry. The good news is that a well performed ptosis repair may be considered. Please consider meeting with several reputable Oculoplastic specialists who performed the...

Thank you for your inquiry. This beautifull shape of your upper lid is inborn (you got it from your ancestors) and does not depend on your young age. This type can be classified to some degree as oriental. Of course it is possible to change it, if you think you need it, and there are several...

From your photos, you appear to be youthful with excellent eyebrow position, beautiful skin, symmetrical upper lid, creases, good lower lid position, and no herniation of fat of your lower lids. The tilt of your eye is neutral. I don’t believe that any surgical procedure would be a benefit to y...