I have dark circles after lower eyelid surgery. Will they fade? (Photo)

I am assuming you had an oculoplastic surgeon do these surgeries since they are the ones who are specialists in this.  You have now had both an internal and external approach to fix this.  The question now is how much scarring is there in the lid, and do the muscles work well enough to try and d...

The main reason your eyes look tired is because you have droopy upper eyelids (ptosis), which can be improved by eyelid ptosis surgery, which can be done under local anesthesia. See video and link below.

Based on your photos it appears that you have moderate ptosis of upper eyelids. You also have small cheek bones, shallow orbits and your lower and upper eyelids are inserted lower then normal on the lateral (ear) aspect of orbits (negative canthal tilt). In order to correct this deformity ptosis...

Correctly positioning a lateral canthal angle is very challenging.  The most difficult aspect is placing the tissue sufficiently posterior so that the lower eyelid margin precisely hugs the corneal surface.  This is essential to properly move tears on the corneal surface.  Then the eyelid ma...

Lower lid blepharoplasty is a 30 to 40 minute procedure best performed under anesthesia as an outpatient. Patients go home with iced eye pads and return to office the following morning to check for hematomas. Sutures come out five days after surgery, at which office activity can be resumed. No...

In my opinion, you are in trouble.  It appears that you have a profound vertical compromise in the lower eyelid position after blepharoplasty.  This can cause chronic corneal exposure and dry eye symptoms.  You have a very obviously under eye skin incision that is several millimeters under th...