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this can be Improved with cosmelan/enlighten peels and at home derma rolling. this will never be "cured" as this is genetic and part of your skin coloring but can be Improved with these skincare and at home peels.\There are many things you can do to treat under eye hollows and dark circles. A surgical option to remove skin and/or fat will be the best long term. However, non invasive less downtime options such as fillers, lasers, microneedling/PRP, cosmelan peels and stem cells can all help give some improvement. I suggest. You get a formal consultation to see what is best for you and your goals.
Hi there,Thank you for your question! Dermalfiller can be injected to plump the skin from underneath and reduce theappearance of under-eye hollowness. This procedure is quick and fuss free andworks wonderfully to refresh this area and reduce tired, dark circles. It’simportant to take some time to do some research and find an experiencedpractitioner who has performed this procedure many, many times. Once youare happy I would suggest scheduling a consultation to discuss thisoption in detail. I hoe this helps!Best Wishes,Dr. Rupert
Fillers are often used to add volume to the hollow under the eye. The work by camouflaging the contour irregularities. They work well when combined with other treatments such as microneedling, lasers, and chemical peels. Visit with an expert injector near you to learn more.
Emily, your question about having "scleral show" is a good one as in the photo your lower eyelid appears a bit pulled down. However it appears that your eye is slightly looking up which makes the lower lid look relatively retracted. In my opinion your eyelids have a beautiful shape and and...
You could benefit from an upper blepharoplasty. This would remove excess skin above the eye and make your eye lid more visible. You may also want to think about trying Botox first to lift the eyelid and see if you are pleased with that result. I recommend speaking with a board-certified plastic...
Hi greetings from the UK! I've got to agree with Dr Steinsapir too. I don't think your eyes look abnormal at all. Yes you do have a minimal degree of asymmetry with a tiny degree of ptosis affecting YOUR left upper eyelid but that's pretty normal to have a degree of asymmetry. Put it this ...