Incision/Scar Line from Upper Blepharoplasty and the Sun?

The anatomic change that you show is a very common hereditary type eyelid problem. This can be addressed by "fat repositioning" lower eyelid blepharoplasty as a more permanent solution. Alternatively, if you do not want [or cannot afford] surgery, temporary fillers [juvederm, restylane,...

I agree with the consultant who suggested lower eyelid transconjunctival approach with fat re-positioning   I do not think at your age there is any need to make incisions on the lower lid.  I would also suggest some volume augmentation to the cheek in the form of fat grafting...

I think you should first try som fillers to fill in the harsh junction between your nasal lower lid and cheek.  This may soften the dark ridge in your photo.  Juvidern, Belotero and Restylane are good choices.  If this doesn't work, a fat transposition lower lid blepharoplasty may...

Usually sutures are taken out 4-7 days around the eyes. Some surgeons use absorbable sutures that fall out [usually takes a  couple of weeks] I see my patients at that 5-7 day visit, and don't see them again until 3 months out, unless they have any specific question or concern in which...

Thank you for your question and the photo. Though a lot of healing has occurred in the 4 weeks since your procedure, there is still much more to come. The results of an aesthetic eyelid procedure will continue to evolve for 9-12 months. This is particularly true when the procedure is a second...

Preferred Recommendation: Be patient and do both together. If you can manage waiting a year, I would strongly recommend that you wait and do both upper and lower eyelid surgery together. It makes more sense for 3 reasons: It's usually more cost effective, with lower overall OR costs...