Won’t implants make my droopy eyelids even more droopy? (Photos)

All facial implants are placed over the bone and underneath the thick , elastic sheet, called periosteum. If properly placed , migration (displacement of implant) is very rare complication. In your case, implant would augment your relatively small cheek bone and stretch soft tissue on top, creating effect of fullness. There will be no droopiness. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon is recommended. Good luck.

That is an incorrect supposition. Implants actually create volume and tissue push. Malar implants are placed intraorally and have no negative impact on lower eyelid position. But if a lower eyelid approach is to be used, which would be true for infraorbital implants, adjunctive procedures to treat your already droopy eyelids would be warranted. (lateral canthoplasty, spacer grafts)