Age 33 - Best alternatives to Blepharoplasty (photo)

Because people sometimes post pictures reversed, I can't tell if this is your right or left side. On the side with the higher eyebrow, you have and innie eyelid. In contrast the other side with the lower eyebrow, you have an outie eyelid. This is the basis of a lot of your facial asymmetry. It...

A lower blepharoplasty uses transposed fat to fill out the hollows of the eyes. However, you would get more improvement by a rhinoplasty. Your nose has shifted to the side and a rhinoplasty with possible septoplasty would give much more improvement of your face than a lower blepharoplasty. ...

You may benefit from a brow lift done in the hairline. It will decrease the vertical distance of the forehead, lower the hairline and pull up the upper eyebrows. Your eyebrows are slightly below the orbital rim and they should be at the level of the orbital rim. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Although I do not have the benefit of a physical examination, so I can understand where your brow sits in relation to the bony orbit of your eye, it appears that your brow has a good position, and also an excellent shape. Therefore the simplest solution for you to rejuvenate your periocular...

Although skin care is important, it only helps with skin, not the fat pads or contours underneath. This photo is out of focus and it is hard to tell your anatomy. Younger patient with lower eyelid issues typically have a negative vector. This means the fat is pushing forward more and creating a...

Thank you for your inquiry! By your photos, it looks like you would be a great candidate for an upper bleph procedure as that procedure will remove the small amount of excess skin you have to your your upper eyelids therefore making you look more refreshed and rejuvenate your eyes. I recommend...