Which procedure would make my eyes look less sunken? (Photo)

Thanks for your inquiry. After review of your photos, there are a few treatments that we could try that would help. Under eye filler is an option, however it will not take care of ALL of the creases an folds. Surgery may be another option in the future but start with non-invasive hyaluronic acid...

In our practice, we do not recommend fat injections in the lower lids for a variety of reasons. When there's fat bags present in the lower lids, trans- conjunctival approach with fat removal is the best solution. We do not perform fat reposition on the lower lids.

Let's deal with real life realities. You have central levator disinsertion. This is causing latent ptosis with a compensatory eyebrow elevation. If your forehead were to relax, your upper eyelids would be heavy or ptotic. Your brain compensates by contracting the frontalis muscle. It is possible...

I think we could likely place a filler there, or create an orbital rim implant to go there to fill in that gap. And, we could likely start with one and go to the other if you were happy.

The variation in eye appearance could indeed be influenced by factors related to Hashimoto's disease and hypothyroidism. These conditions can sometimes lead to fluid retention, changes in skin elasticity, and even mild swelling around the eyes, which could affect the appearance of the eyelids...

Thank you for your question,When I check you photos carefully I can see that your eyebrows are in different levels. Right side is in a lower position than the left one. Most of the people has an asymmetry between the sides and it is obvious in your face. It is not about the eyes or eyelids. My...