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You have a number of available options ranging from injectable filler to surgery. I would recommend against getting more than minimal fat removed because of the risk of hollowing out as you age. It is impossible to say which option would be best for you based on the limited information in your post and the single limited view photo. My response to your question/post does not represent formal medical advice or constitute a doctor patient relationship. You need to consult with i.e. personally see a board certified plastic surgeon in order to receive a formal evaluation and develop a doctor patient relationship.
I Have Dents Under Both Eyes, More on the Left , How Can I Correct This Through Surgery? From your pictures, these are lower eyelid fat bags that respond best to a lower eyelid surgery called Transconjunctival Blepharoplasty where the incision is placed inside the eyelid.
Hi. 1) This can be corrected with a trans conjunctival blepharoplasty (TCB). What that means is that a little incision is made on the inside of your lower eyelids (no skin scar) and the excess fat is trimmed. 2) This is congenital, and probably other members of your family have the same issue. When older people get bags, the anatomical cause is different and the surgery is different (more complicated). 3) Restylane injections can make you look better too, but you are young and probably don't want to deal with fillers for the rest of your life. So I would say surgery is safe and permanent.
Graves' disease can make the eyes bulge (proptosis), and it can also make the eyes open too widely (eyelid retraction). In some cases Graves' disease can disturb the muscles which move the eyes (restrictive strabismus) and cause double vision. In a small percentage of...
Hi! Thank you for your question and your attached photo. As per observing your photo, the tiny bumps along the incision may be milia. These tiny bumps will be resolved without much intervention from your end. They can actually heal on their own. On the other hand, swelling and redness are but...
The Bell's Palsy weakens your ability to blink and close your eye which leads to dryness that can make you very uncomfortable. Use lots of lubrication such as eye drops and eye lubricating ointment. You may also find it helpful to tape or patch the eye closed at night, but be...