Lower blepharoplasty resolution. What are my options? (Photo)

Judging from your pictures, you could be a candidate for fat grafting to help add additional volume. Best to have an in person consultation with an eyelid expert.

Honestly, your lower lids look quite good to me. I do understand your concern though. Frequently, patients will have excess lower lid fat, and when removed, we see a bit of a tear trough. This can be filled with fat grafting, or filler. For younger patients I always recommend filler because it works quite well and lasts a very long time in that location. When patients are a bit older and need a lot of volume, I'll recommend fat grafting, but I always tell them that they may still need a little filler to finish the job.

Andrew Campbell, M.D.
Facial Rejuvenation Specialist

I can't really tell if you could benefit from a cheek/midface lift because your cheeks are cut off from the photos, but I do believe you could benefit from some fat grafting to fill in the hollowing areas "the big gap" that you talked about.