My orbitals are recessed. How bad do they look? (Photo)

I encourage you to begin by visiting with a board certified plastic surgeon near you for a consultation. Here you can discuss your concerns and learn more about options. For heavy eyes you can consider many treatments depending on severity. Some include neuromodulators, fillers, RF tools, and surgery.

To make quality assessment, we need quality information.
While your picture is helpful, it’s insufficient to really give you quality assessment.
From that picture, I would say there is some deficiency in the projection of your maxilla.
To get an assessment for facial bone structure I suggest consulting with oral surgeons.
Plastic surgeons tend to be more soft tissue oriented, even if the problem is skeletally based.
Sometimes treatments can be as simple as injecting, fillers, and other times repositioning of the maxilla may be indicated.
Expect different providers to have many different opinions.
I always recommend you start with those who have the skill and ability to make the most definitive assessments and offer those treatments then work your way down to what seems appropriate for your needs.
Having your facial skull rearranged may not be to everyone’s liking but for some people, it’s the appropriate way to go.
Most people look for something a little Gentler but problems that don’t address the primary issue tend to only give a partial improvements.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD