Would fat transfer be the best option to get rid of the wrinkles under my eyes and crows feet? Lower face lift. (photo)

Aimbree,I would have to do an exam in person but based on your photos, you may have some volume loss that would benefit from fat grafting which is something I do quite often.  However, the excess skin, hence wrinkles would best be resolved the following three ways:1. lower lid surgeryor2. Chemical peels or laser resurfacing3. Daily skin care regimen that includes retinolCrows feet specifically are best treated with botoxAn exam in person with a plastic surgeon would be best advised to go over all the options and your unique situation for the best answer.Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions.I hope this was helpful,Dr. Daniel BarrettPlastic SurgeryBeverly Hills, CA

I combine lasers, fillers/fat, and PRP/microneedling to the fine lines and dark circles to get the best results.  Dr. Emer.

With the very thin under eye skin, fat injection may not be the best option. You may benefit from transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty with fat repositioning plus skin pinch method. Perhaps later can get filler injection if needed.