Hello again, I had a consultation with a surgeon for a transconjuctival lower blepharoplasty. He suggested that I only do a fat removal and that fat repositionning is not a good idea. My main issue are the dark circles and pufiness. He said that shadows caused by the fat are the main reason for my dark circles and that removing around 70% of the fat should do the trick to fix my problem. Less fat=less shadows=better dark circles.I have an ex in the photos where i pull the skin. Is it enough?
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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...
