Male, 21. What procedure would you recommend for my eye area? (Photos)

Hello, the bulging you are seeing under your eyes is most likely due to the fat grafting and fillers placed in that region. The skin looks very taut likely due to excessive posterior pressure from the fat and fillers, and if the volume replacement was placed too superficially you will notice...

Hi Tiffany, thank you for writing so honestly. What you describe, that your vision is better but your eyes no longer feel like yours, is something I hear more often than people expect, and it is real, not vanity. An upper blepharoplasty for hooding removes skin, and sometimes a little fat. When...

Based on your photos, your eye prominence appears to be related to your natural orbital anatomy rather than excess eyelid skin. Periorbital filler or fat grafting may improve the transition around the eyes in carefully selected patients, but they will not change globe prominence and can worsen...

Thank you for your question and photos. Based on what you've shared, you appear to be a good candidate for facial rejuvenation around the eyes. The "tired" appearance is often caused by a combination of upper eyelid heaviness, brow position, and volume loss beneath the eyes rather than a single...

Your upper eyelid on the right side of your photo has a different fold than the opposite side. The distance from your eyelashes to your eyelid fold is longer on that side. Improved symmetry may be achieved with a careful measurements of the left side and then transfer of those measurements to...

Your instinct here is good. In a volume-deficient eye with a negative orbital vector, removing lower-lid fat alone can deepen the hollow and increase the risk of lower-lid retraction. A volume-preserving approach is usually better: a lower blepharoplasty with fat repositioning, where the fat is...