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Lumps under both my eye lines are still visible & no difference in neck lift - help? (Photos)

Jules888Jun 2, 2024
Following my surgery in November 2022 i have been left with lumps under both my eye lines are still visible upper eyelids are still hooded and i have a small lump in my left eyelid. At the same time i had a neck lift and there is no difference apart from the muscle is now hanging down on the right side. My surgeon has said it's the way i have healed and expectations are different in different people. Please can someone advice.

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