It would be particularly helpful to post a photo of your eyes and mouth as, without more information, it can be difficult to discuss more specifically what can be done to improve your appearance around these areas. There is often some confusion regarding malar festoons vs. malar mounds vs. lower lid fat herniation. True festoons represent severe excess skin and muscle sagging along the lower edge of the lower lid. Malar festoons can be improved with laser but often require a surgical procedure, such as a lower external blepharoplasty, to be addressed fully. Malar mounds, which represent swelling over the cheek bone, do not typically respond well to laser but can improve with hyaluronidase or strategic filler placement. ActiveFX is a laser mode available with the Lumenis Ultrapulse CO2 fractional laser and represents an advanced delivery method that limits excessive skin heat damage. ActiveFX is effective around the eyelids due to the relative thin nature of the skin. Around the mouth, you may need a more deeply-penetrating laser procedure, such as the DeepFX, also available with the Lumenis laser. Combining both procedures (TotalFX) can afford the best results. It is important for you to meet with your surgeon, discuss your concerns, have a thorough evaluation and obtain an understanding of what is causing the issue and how to solve it. In addition, your provider should pay attention to your skin type as well as any other concurrent skin disorders. Best of luck to you :)!