Am I a good candidate for lower blepharoplasty and fat transfer to my undereyes? Or would canthopexy benefit me more? (photos)

Hello, and thank you for your question. Lower blepharoplasty is an ideal plastic surgery option for those who want to significantly reduce the appearance of bags, puffiness, loose skin, or hollowness under the eyes. The procedure is minimally invasive and when performed by a skilled surgeon, can...

Yes, you are correct. You have bilateral hooding of your eyes, which makes you a an excellent candidate for an endoscopic brow lift. This will uncover your eyelids, open your eyes, and soften the wrinkles of your central brown when you smile.

Based on your photo, I don't see prolapsed fat being a problem. You seem to have more of a crepey skin problem. An upper blepharoplasty would be a good option, or you could consider a chemical peel or laser resurfacing to improve the fine lines and wrinkles. A robust chemical peel would...

Depending on the amount of excess skin and/or droop of the upper eyelid caused by muscle stretching, you may be a good candidate for upper eyelid surgery. Please visit an experienced oculoplastic surgeon who performs these surgeries most regularly for best optimal results.

Hello, and thank you for providing images along with your question. Based on your photos, your asymmetry is relatively minor and unlikely to be noticeable to anyone but you. To achieve the symmetry you desire, you may consider filler injections in the right upper eyelid or undergoing...

Lower lid retraction can be treated in numerous ways depending on the cause. Most commonly in my practice, I treat lower lid retraction or scleral show with a lower lid spacer graft (hard palate or alloderm) and a canthoplasty. Orbital rim implants can certainly be used to help support the lower...