How to address upper eyelid hollowing from prostaglandin? (Photo)

From the front lighting view that highlights (rather than masks) the problem, it would appear that the major issue here is lack of a smooth transition between the upper cheek and lower lid regions. If this is indeed so, then the skillful use in experienced hands of a robust HA volumizing filler...

You would be a candidate for upper lid blepharoplasty and possible brow elevation. Brow elevation can be either done surgically or sometimes with neurotoxin. This all depends on your goals and you need an in person consultation. Best to see an eyelid expert.

Generally if the filler needs to be removed, we will do this at least 2 weeks ahead of surgery. Bruising can occur but is generally not of significance. We want this time to allow any residual swelling to be settled. If your surgeon is not doing the hyaluronidase, simply ask your surgeon or your...

Hi,Every case is very unique. In your case it seems the biggest issues are hollowing and negative vector. The bone of the under eye is further back compared to the eyeball.Overall the answer is that you would likely do best with filler or fat grafting to add volume to the area of hollowing. If...

The small amount of redundant skin that you see in your upper eyelids is actually not extra skin. It’s the fact that some of your fat in that area has atrophy and therefore you’re seeing some laxity of the skin due to that. Preservation of volume in the upper eyelids is important to maintain the...

Your eyebrows are quite low. You will need a browlift and extend it down to include the upper cheek area and tighten the lower eyelids at the same time. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.