What would you recommend for my under eyes?

Yes - we could likely move some fat around through the inside of your eyelids. Or, can add some fat or filler to help with those depressions. You have several options.

Thank you for your photos. From your photos, it appears that your eye brows are very close to symmetrical. Rather than redo your brow lift, it would make more sense to manage your eyebrows to make them appear as even as possible. Your postoperative photo shows irregularity of your upper...

Ptosis surgery (raising the eyelid height) can often have asymmetries following surgery. Revision surgery would be required to improve the symmetry of the eyelids. Best to see your surgeon again to get their opinion.

Thank you for your photos. You appeared to be young and therefore a direct brow lift where the incision is placed just above your eyebrows seems a bit aggressive. A direct brow lift is a good option in older patients whose brows hang low. If an upper blepharoplasty is performed in these...

You would need a revision lower lid blepharoplasty with fat grafting. Your lower eyelid fat is very prominent and needs to be appropriately reduced with surgery. The loss of volume in your cheek and area around your eyes can then be addressed. Non-surgical options will be of very little help.

Anytime you raise the eyelids, the redundant skin will gather more in the superior sulcus. In order to improve symmetry you have to address 3 issues: brow position, eyelid height and contour, and redundant skin. Revision surgery is possible but can be challenging. Best to see an eyelid expert.