Lines coming from scar pouched skin after lower bleph 8 months ago - will this flatten? (Photos)

It's possible that the skin bulge and wrinkles you are experiencing as a result of your lower blepharoplasty may improve over time, but it's also possible that they may not.

Scar healing and tissue remodeling after surgery can take up to a year or more, so it's still possible that the scar and surrounding skin will flatten and smooth out as the healing process continues. However, if the scar is quite bad and there is significant skin bunching or wrinkling, it's possible that you may require additional treatment or revision surgery to achieve the desired result.

It's important to schedule a follow-up appointment with your surgeon to discuss your concerns and options for treatment. Your surgeon may recommend non-surgical treatments, such as laser resurfacing or injectable fillers, to help smooth out the skin and improve the appearance of the scar, or they may recommend revision surgery to address the underlying issue.

Best of luck !

So your incision and approach look quite reasonable. Sadly the lower lid skin is the thinnest skin on the body and lower lid lift is unlikely to change this significantly. In the short term there's some swelling, but overall this skin is always likely to crease when you animate your face, and this may be part of the problem.

We are so used to seeing wrinkle free faces that we imagine that SURGERY is another way to achieve that.

I discuss some problems like this on my YouTube channel Adam goodwin surgery if you're interested.

Hope that helps. Best wishes, Adam, Goodwin.