My mom says she had eyebags even as a child. Now she is 50 and trying to get a lower blepharoplasty, since they have worsened in the last few years. I also have had eyebags as long and I can remember and I would like to get treated. I also have chronic allergies, which make them worse. Would a blepharoplasty be the best course of action for me, or would fillers be a good choice for my age and type of eyebags? I'd rather get a lower bleph, because that will be permanent. But again, my age is a factor.
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The trauma of the punch caused injury to the nerves and muscles, and so did the surgery, so it can take a while for everything to heal and the eye muscles to work properly. Follow up with your surgeon. Rarely a re-operation is necessary but usually time alone will allow the eyes to work together...
It is not uncommon to develop puffiness in the corner of the upper eyelids with aging but it can be hereditary as well. This puffiness is due to protruding fat and this issue can be addressed with surgery.
You need to have your droopy eyelids (ptosis) evaluated by an oculoplastic surgeon to investigate for a myopathic cause of ptosis - like ocular myasthenia.Are you suffering with double vision ?