What are the different types of lower blepharoplasty?

There are a variety of lower lid blepharoplasty options today. These include skin removal through an external incision, laser tightening of skin, removal of fat from either an external or internal (transconjunctival) approach, re positioning of fat or injection of fat to help soften the tear trough.  Obtain a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area to undergo and evaluation as well as discuss these options with them.

There are two basic types of lower lid surgery.  One removes the fat from snide the lid.  That is called the transconjunctival method.  The other uses an external incision.  Each surgeon has their own articulate preference.  I think the transconjuctival approach often doesn't remove enough fat so I prefer the external approach.

The main two types of lower blepharoplasty are transcutaneous vs. transconjunctival.  Transcutaneous involves skin incision and access to the fat through the skin and muscle (orbicularis oculi muscle) where the transconjuctival approach involves making incision inside the lower eyelid with direct access to the fat, without any damage to the muscle and skin and it doesn't even require stitches.  So overall, transconjunctival approach is much safer if surgery performed by surgeon who uses this technique. You can read about the procedure using link below. See an oculoplastic specialist.