26F, what procedure is suitable for sunken eyes with droopy upper eyelids? (Photos)

First of all, there is ptosis, although it is difficult to understand from the photographs. Examination is necessary to understand the amount of upper lid function. Canthoplasty( fox eyes Surgery ) and fat grafting are required along with upper lid blepharoplasty.

Thank you for sharing your question and describing your concerns so clearly. The changes you’re noticing, droopy upper lids, possible ptosis, and under-eye hollowness, are quite common and very treatable.
If the upper lids are heavy due to excess skin, an upper blepharoplasty can lift and redefine the crease. If the lid itself is sitting lower (true ptosis), a ptosis repair may be needed to restore the eye’s natural openness.
For the sunken or hollow appearance, fat grafting or dermal fillers can beautifully restore volume and smooth the transition between the eyelid and cheek. Fat grafting offers longer-lasting results, while fillers are a good, less invasive option with minimal downtime.
The best next step is to consult a board-certified oculoplastic or facial plastic surgeon who can evaluate your eyelid position and volume loss together. With the right approach, you can achieve a refreshed, natural look that restores the brightness to your eyes.
Warm regards,Dr. Sibel Atalay, MDBoard-Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon

I would recommend fat grafting to the face, filling the hollowness on your upper eyes. Fat grafting is an amazing, long lasting procedure that can naturally fill those areas. If you still experience some excess skin, a conservative upper bleph could do you wonders as well.

A temporal brow lift can also lift the lateral canthus and correct a negative canthal tilt and slight lid lag.

Dear Patient,
Thank you for sharing your concerns about the appearance of your eyelids. Based on your description, it seems that you do not have a significant excess of skin in the eyelid area, which suggests that eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) may not be necessary in your case.
To address the droopiness and achieve a fresher, more youthful look, I recommend considering an autologous fat transfer. This minimally invasive procedure involves harvesting fat from another part of your body, purifying it, and injecting it into specific areas of the eyelids that have lost volume. Fat transfer not only restores lost volume but also improves skin quality, offering natural and long-lasting results. 
Unlike synthetic fillers, fat transfer uses your own cells, minimizing the risk of adverse reactions and providing a more harmonious integration with surrounding tissues. This approach can revitalize the eyelid area, eliminating the sunken appearance and restoring a more rested and rejuvenated look.
Best regards,

According to photos, you probably have ptosis and sunken upper eyelids, ptosis surgery and filler injection can be option for you.Best regards

We can see on your photograph even at 13 years, that you have congenital under eye grooves. And you have scleral show. That means you can see the white of your eye above your lower eyelid. In our practice, we use microdroplet Silikon-1000 to permanently fill under eye grooves for a more pleasing under eye appearance. Thank you for your question! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

This can be a tricky problem. Understanding the relationship between the eyebrow, upper eyelid position, and skin and fat is critical. From your 13-year-old photo, it appears that you have developed progressive ptosis and volume loss. Eyelid elevation and filler placement to the eyebrow would created more youthful eyelid complex.

Hi! This is Arzu from Dr Caner Kacmaz Clinic. In your case you dont have excess skin so temporal lift ( almond eye surgery) would be the best choice for you.
Kind regards

Thank you for sharing your question and posting your photos. You have mild ptosis and some hollowing in the upper eyelid. Both should improve with ptosis surgery. See an experienced oculoplastic surgeon for further evaluation.
Good luck,