How can I fix the circle under my right eye? (Photo)

Thank you for the question. Asymmetry between the eyes is very common, and in a young patient it is usually caused by a difference in one of a few things rather than just fat. These include the amount of fat in the upper lid, the position of the lid margin, a difference in the upper lid crease...

It's hard to say because all of these photos are taken at a specific angle that is not conducive to evaluating the eye objectively. That being said, typically when people note this concern, canthoplasty/canthopexy and/or midface support are options.

Thank you for the question. An upper blepharoplasty works on the skin and sometimes a small amount of fat in the lid itself, below the brow, so it does not directly change the bony or soft tissue hollow in the brow area above. Your concern is a good one though, because the two areas are...

Thank you for the question and photos. Your instinct to consider upper and lower blepharoplasty is a sound starting point. In the late 40s the typical picture is excess upper lid skin, sometimes a drooping brow adding to it, bulging lower lid fat, and a tear trough groove that creates the tired...

Thank you for the detailed question and photos. Your surgeon's plan is reasonable in general, but with little orbital fat and little loose skin at your age, I would favor microfat grafting alone, placed deeply along the lower lid, tear trough, and lid-cheek groove, in conservative amounts and...

Thank you for the question. At 55, a lower blepharoplasty can help a great deal if the main problem is bulging fat pads, loose lower lid skin, or a tear trough groove, but it is not the right answer for every under eye concern. The decision starts with an examination of lid tone and position. If...