Wrinkles and bumps after eyelid surgery - can this be improved? (Photos)

Thank you for your inquiry! We would love to meet and discuss your concerns! From the photos, there may be additional fat pads on the lower lid that can be removed. Schedule a consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon to help you reach your goals.

Based on your series, post photos, I would estimate your issue is the lateral hooding of the upper eyelid and the slight wrinkling of excess skin and action of the lower eyelid muscle. Treatment of the upper eyelid lateral hooding would be a revision of the lateral plasty with an extension to potentially improve that appearance that fee just for that portion is $3000 under local anesthesia. For the lower eyelid, lateral skin wrinkling, or hyperactivity the lower eyelid, muscle doses of micro Botox every 2 to 3 months till a reduction and muscle activity is obtained and a more semi permanent basis with the use of the Endo laser to help tighten the skin. That fee is $2000-$5000. Best of virtual concept for better understanding regards

To properly assess your outcome we need proper before and after pictures. If you don’t have before and after pics then ask your surgeon to forward the pictures they took.
We usually make assessments with a natural face without expression.
When the eyelids contracts they create skin redundancy and this typically causes skin folds or wrinkles.
In the upper eye lid the most skin was taken out above the center of the eye. As we get to the end of the incision less and less skin is removed. This created a new variation with relatively more skin towards the end and after the incision ends. Extending the skin excision can improve this but gives a longer scar.
I’m not a believer in removing skin from the lower eyelids.
Removing volume in the lower eye lid can have both positive and negative implications.
Consider reposting with proper before and after pictures.
Mats Hagstrom. MD