Supraorbital bone implant for hollow eyes?

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I am 26 and eyeball is sticking out which makes the eyelid show dramaticly. It looks like its hollowness but its result of a low brow bone ridge, not aging. I hope to achieve a result as shown in picture number 2 that is showing no upper eyelid. I am not looking for fillers as I am allergic. Supraorbital implant that covers the eyeball/lid? Brow bone cement? Brow bone implant? Please advice. Thank you for your help Martin

Mehryar (Ray) Taban, MD, FACS · Answer

I do not recommend a supraorbital implant.  However, your desired goals of having less prominent eye and fuller upper eyelids can be achieved by combination of cosmetic orbital decompression (to push the eyeball back) and filling around the eyes with filler or fat (which would make the upper eyelid appear less elongated and fuller).

Ron Hazani, MD, FACS · Answer

It's pissible to achieve these results with methylmeracrylate ( cement) or fat grafting. Seek a Craniofacial plastic surgeon in your area specializing in this field.

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