Uneven eyes ptosis/blepharoplasty surgery a year ago, can it be fixed? (Photos)

It sounds like you had midface elevation and malar implants. A canthopexy or canthoplasty would require an incision somewhere around the outer corner of the eye or upper eyelid to place the canthopexy suture. With that said, release of the canthal tendon from the lateral orbital rim, not...

Of course from the one distant photo provided, it is difficult to be certain. However, there appears to be significant volume deficit in the upper cheek to lower lid region that would account for the hollow appearance that disturbs you. If this is indeed the case, then the use of a robust HA...

A lower blepharoplasty and release of the fat pad may fill out the contour deformity that you dislike. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Mela Adema seems to be a real thing that some people develop. We don’t have a good understanding of what causes it or why some individuals have it. There are many contributing factors to how this area appears. The area is fairly complex and there are many different variables to take the c...

You cannot physically remove Fillers. Fillers become incorporated into the interstitial space in the tissues themselves. You can’t separate or identify filler and separate them from live tissue. What your surgeon is suggesting makes little sense. If you have HA-based fillers, then they should b...

Your best option would be a blepharoplasty. This would remove the excess skin from the upper eyelid, reducing the folds/creases and creating more symmetry. Brow lifts can also help to improve upper eyelid laxity. Your right brow is slightly higher than the left, so a lift would also improve the...