The eye (right side of photo) looks tired. What procedure should I get to reduce this? (Photo)

Based on your photos, if the asymmetry is bothersome and related to scar tissue, residual fat, or lower eyelid retraction, revision lower blepharoplasty may help improve symmetry. A thorough in-person evaluation is necessary to determine the exact cause and whether surgical correction would...

Based on your photo, the asymmetry appears to be related primarily to differences in eyelid position and upper eyelid contour. Given your history of dry eyes, a conservative approach is important. Depending on your examination findings, options may include ptosis repair, conservative upper...

Thank you for your question and photos! In general, issues with the under eye can be thought primarily as skin, fat, or hollowing problems. In your situation I think you have issues with the last two (fat, hollowing). In my opinion, the best option would be a lower blepharoplasty with fat...

Fat grafting to the lower eyelid and tear trough region can produce excellent, natural-looking results when performed conservatively and in the appropriate patient. However, your questions are very reasonable, as this area is one of the most technically demanding regions for fat transfer...

Yes. If you have not already done this, I would start by seeing a provider who can test you for thyroid eye disease as this can be a somewhat common cause for bulging eyes. Proptosis just means they are bulging. Exophthalmos is essentially the same thing in the setting of underlying disease...

Thank you for your question and photos. When it comes to eyelid surgery I will always have a thorough discussion with patients about conservative skin excision. I think it is very easy to pull the upper eyelid skin and think you need a significant amount of skin removed. However, I would...