65 - Is eyelid surgery recommended? (Photo)

Most likely that a combination of lower blepharoplasty with fat pad transposition and periorbital volume enlargement with fat grafts would be most effective way to treat your condition. Good luck.

The photos should show the full midface in a neutral expression for accurate evaluation. At your age, when these grooves have been present since adolescence, the cause is usually structural rather than purely age-related. The key question here is your goal:Are you looking for a long-term,...

Thank you for your question. Based on your description, you seem suitable for a lower blepharoplasty to address under-eye puffiness. However, we would need clear, full-face photos to properly assess your eyelid anatomy and confirm the best approach. A detailed examination will ensure a balanced...

Based on the photos that you have posted, you don't have significant fat prolapse or excess eyelid skin. You have mild volume deficiency, probably due to a flat or under-projected medial cheek bone. In addition you have very thin eyelid skin which allows the underlying muscle to be slightly...

At 18 years old, a visible upper eyelid crease is usually a normal anatomical feature rather than a sign of aging or volume loss. A deeper or more defined crease can sometimes make the upper lid appear slightly hollow, but in young patients this is typically related to natural eyelid structure...

It would be very difficult to make a conclusion based on these photos but it appears that you may have droopy eyelid (ptosis) on one side. This can be properly evaluated and discussed only on the basis of in person consultation with a board certified plastic or oculoplastic surgeon. Good luck