Hi, I noticed this in the last year and quite recently when I found a picture of me looking like this, I wanted to know what conditions I have, what options I have and how effective it is. The underbags (?) aren't quite directly under the eye, but quite noticable in between the cheek and eyes... can someone help with identifying what it is I have, what options I have and how effective it is? I'll definitely go have a consultation as well but wanted to know coming in what it is.
Answer: I would suggest Lower Blepharoplasty (SOOF) with Mid-face Lifting I would suggest a lower blepharoplasty surgery along with a mid-face lift. The lower blepharoplasty focuses on rejuvenating the area around your lower eyelids by addressing issues like excess skin, puffiness, and wrinkles. By removing or repositioning tissue, this surgery can make your eyes look more refreshed and youthful.
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Answer: I would suggest Lower Blepharoplasty (SOOF) with Mid-face Lifting I would suggest a lower blepharoplasty surgery along with a mid-face lift. The lower blepharoplasty focuses on rejuvenating the area around your lower eyelids by addressing issues like excess skin, puffiness, and wrinkles. By removing or repositioning tissue, this surgery can make your eyes look more refreshed and youthful.
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August 9, 2023
Answer: Lower lid bags Hello, and thank you for your question. It is difficult to tell from your limited picture, but you appear to have prolapsed lower lid fat pads. This commonly happens as patients age, and the orbital fat begins to herniate or bulge through the orbital septum of the lower lid. This can be addressed with lower lid blepharoplasty which will reduce these prominent fat pads and tighten the muscle and skin of the lower lid resulting in a smooth lower lid-cheek transition. See a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon for a full evaluation. He or she can help you achieve your goals.
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August 9, 2023
Answer: Lower lid bags Hello, and thank you for your question. It is difficult to tell from your limited picture, but you appear to have prolapsed lower lid fat pads. This commonly happens as patients age, and the orbital fat begins to herniate or bulge through the orbital septum of the lower lid. This can be addressed with lower lid blepharoplasty which will reduce these prominent fat pads and tighten the muscle and skin of the lower lid resulting in a smooth lower lid-cheek transition. See a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon for a full evaluation. He or she can help you achieve your goals.
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