Would a lower bleph fix my eye bags and line around eye socket? (Photos)

Common reasons for lower blepharoplasty include tear trough deformity or pseudoherniation of the orbital fat. An in-person exam would provide a more accurate diagnosis, but preliminarily based on your photos it does appear you have pseudoherniation of fat creating "eye bags.” They should also be more prominent when you look up. To create a more youthful look with a smooth eyelid to cheek transition, transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty is a great option. If you want the best idea of what is possible for your eyes, do your due diligence, find an experienced surgeon, and have him/her evaluate you in person and discuss your options. #drdonyoo

Thank you for submitting your question and photos. It is possible to reduce the appearance of bags under the eyes with a lower blepharoplasty procedure. This minimally invasive surgery can smooth the transition between the eye and upper cheek by sculpting, repositioning, or removing excess fat, depending on each patient’s individual situation.
By contouring and restructuring the lower lid, the eyes can appear more open, awake, and refreshed. I recommend scheduling an in-person consultation with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon who can assess your concerns and cosmetic goals.

It appears that major reason for such an early appearance of tear trough groove and small bags above it, is condition known as malar hypoplasia (small cheek bones). Correction can be achieved through incision placed inside of your lower eyelid, to correct muscle and ligament attachments and reduce fat bags. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon, familiar with this technique, is recommended. Good luck.