Lower blepharoplasty for hollows and wrinkles below my eyes - Am I a candidate? (photo)

Thank you for sharing your questions and posting your photos. It appears from the pics that your might improve with a specific radio frequency device called Agnes. It helps tighter skin and could correct your asymmetry. Make an appointment with an experienced oculoplastic surgeon for detailed...

I prefer either CO2 laser or radiofrequency energy along the incision. The CO2 will achieve added tightening and diminish the incisional scar. A TCA chemical peel is another option.

Your eyelids do not look particularly abnormal that I think you need surgery for it. you might be more self-conscious than you need to be. That being said, I would strongly recommend avoiding removing the orbicularis muscle, esp on the inferior side, because that is how you create complications...

If those bulges feel firm, perhaps this is filler. Since they are symmetrical on both sides, my initial impression was that this could just simply be nasalis muscle on both sides. Please consider meeting with several reputable facial plastic surgeons for a definitive answer. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Hi The slight bulge seen in one of the photos can be a number of things this early in the postoperative stage. One thing it could be is post operative swelling, so I would still give it a full year to heal first. The slight excess can be some fullness from residual skin. The goal is always...

It’s completely normal for brow and eyelid asymmetry to become more noticeable over time, and there are definitely options to help improve balance. A gliding brow lift can be a great choice for subtle, natural correction. This technique allows for precise adjustment of the brow position, a...