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Lower blepharoplasty for early malar bags with suspected hyper-mobility - is it risky? (Photos)

Genius865701Feb 27, 2026

47, female, hypermobile traits. I'd like a lower bleph (trabsconjunctival) with minimal skin pinch to remove early malar bags How risky is this for someone with skin laxity likely a form of hypermobility

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