I had upper blepharoplasty seven months ago (I had no lids and some crowning). Now, my inner eyelids look a little hollow, my eyes look rounder, and my eyebrows have dropped. In short, my eyes looked better before. My doctor said he removed just a little skin, but also removed fat above my inner eyelids. I would like to replace the fat, but I'm very nervous it could look worse. Do you think it is too risky to do this? Also, do you think fillers are safer than fat replacement?
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The photo suggests you may have ptosis (lazy upper lids)Or this could be from the position in which you took the photo.See a Board Certified Plastic or Opthalmoplastic Surgeon for a full evaluation if your lids come down to your pupils when your eyes are in a normal position. Best wishes.
Removing more fat from your lower eyelid will results in deeper hollows and a result that will likely make you look older. I regularly perform blepharopsty revisions after a surgery when too much fat has been removed and people end up with hollow upper and or lower eyelids that actually...
You have both bony and soft tissue asymmetries. You can never completely make your face symmetrical and any attempt to correct the bony asymmetries carries more risk than reasonable for the amount of correction possible. Therefore, the most reasonable thing is to try and disguise it as much as...
