Would laser, rf or plasma treatments successfully tighten my lower eyelid? (photos)

I do not believe that the medial canthus can be moved closer to the nose. Additionally, the medial canthus is the most common area to scar after upper eyelid blepharoplasty surgery. Thank you for your question. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph

It is impossible to give you good advice without a series of good photos and in-person evaluation. One may consider cheek/periorbital augmentation with cheek implants and fat grafting. You will need a consultation with an experienced board certified plastic surgeon with some craniofacial surgery...

You might benefit from a browlift as well. There is no true limit on the amount of surgeries done in an area as long as the surgery can be performed safely by a competent board certified plastic surgeon. I recommend finding a surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Ideally,...

It is very likely that you have small cheek bones, condition known as malar hypoplassia. This results in early signs of lower eyelid aging and contributes to lower eyelids laxity, including visible roundness, bowing. Lower bleparoplasty and lower eyelid tightening would be procedures to...

It appears that your scars were placed too high on the eyelid, far above the eyelid crease, where the scar should be placed to stay hidden. Injection of nano fat grafts into the scars to correct dents should be considered. You may need an expert to do so. Good luck.

The skin graft is too stiff and will never fold properly. You need crease lowering surgery. This is a type of upper eyelid reconstruction that involves making a new lower eyelid crease and moving the levator aponeurosis to the new crease location. A small ptosis correction should also be...