What should I do for my deep set eyes? Can I go for a brow lift and an upper blepharoplasty? (Photo)

Your doctor is right. Though quite unusual, firmness over the incision line can occur in some individuals. This will very likely settle down and smooth out sooner than two months. Gentle massaging over the bump area will help hasten the resolution.

I am advising you that I think you will have a challenging task finding a surgeon in Europe who will be right for you.  There is just a limited number of oculoplastic surgeons in Europe and the availability of surgeons who focus on repairing prior unsatisfactory cosmetic eyelid surgery...

Dear DoublebagsThank you for your question!  From your photo- the swelling and line seem to be from "malar edema" - the line along which the lymphatic outflow around your eyes- is a little backed up, causing the swelling.  This is not always easy to treat.  Fillers may soften this...

A droopy lid can last for quite a while after any intraocular surgery.  Having the eye closed more is actually protective to the healing cornea.  As it heals, the lid may come back up.  At times however the muscle gets stretched during the surgery from the speculum we use to keep...

Dark circles can be from a number of different things, but most commonly its from a bump of fat in the lower lid casting a shadow, thinning of skin and soft tissue over the orbital rim, cheek descent, or color within the lid skin.  Based on your pictures, it looks to be primarily about the...

The answer is maybe.  It is getting more and more difficult to get insurance companies to cover upper eyelid droopiness. The medical term for the procedure is upper eyelid blepharoplasty. The droopiness has to be so bad that it interferes with your vision. Insurance companies often want you...