Diagnosed with proptosis: is orbital decompression right for me? (photos)

At least from the photos provided, the use of an appropriate HA filler would seem to be a rather quick and easy way to restore not only a more feminine fullness to under brow region, but restore the ideal upward and outward flare of the lateral third of the eyebrows (which would secondarily help...

Thank you for your question and photograph. You certainly have brow ptosis which could be corrected with a brow lift or endoscopic brow lift. Nonsurgical options include Botox or Dysport in the glabella and crows feet areas which can give you a little medial and lateral brow lift for 3-4 months...

Thank you for your question and photos. It’s great that you are satisfied with your filler results, but I understand the desire for a more long-term solution. A lower blepharoplasty procedure can tighten loose muscles and reposition fat below the eye to add volume and create a firmer, more y...

Hi @Pioneering250753! The upper cheek is a major support for the under eyes. So when there is volume loss there, not only do the cheeks reflect this, but the under eye can as well with the development of tear trough and under eye hollows. Addressing the volume deficit in the cheeks with the use...

Hello. Unfortunately, it is another wrong eyelid surgery performed without the eyebrows in the ideal position. When eyelid surgery is performed when the eyebrows are lowered down, it is necessary to remove more skin by mistake. You had a similar problem. Your current surgery is much more...

Common reasons for lower blepharoplasty include tear trough deformity or pseudoherniation of the orbital fat. An in-person exam would provide a more accurate diagnosis, but preliminarily based on your photos it does appear you have pseudoherniation of fat creating "eye bags.” They should also b...