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What surgeries can I do to improve the eye area? (Photo)

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lunaf03Dec 19, 2023

I never have liked my eye/eyebrow area. It looks to me there may be slight Ptosis. I feel my brows are dropping and there are some dents in the area. I sleep very well and always have bad lower eye bag that are very visible when smiling. I've attached photos.

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Gary M. Horndeski, MD

Your eyebrows are below the level of the orbital rim. You would benefit from a browlift to correct this. At the same time, an upper and lower blepharoplasty can be done. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

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Ruslan Zhuravsky, DO

Hello, I usually refer to these as under eye "rolls" rather than "bags" because they do refer to different issues, which are treated differently. The typical "bags" that most people refer to are the under eye fat pockets that protrude. These are more common with advancing age, but can occur in...

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You are a great candidate for both upper and lower Blepharoplasty surgery. This surgery removes excess skin from the eyelids. With age, eyelids stretch, and the muscles supporting them weaken. As a result, excess skin and fat can gather above and below your eyelids. This can cause sagging...

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Andrew Miller, MD

From the photo, it does look like the orbital fat is pushing out some. This can be removed with lower lid surgery, and often the condition is genetic and can be seen in younger patients. At the same time, a fat transfer should be done to fill in the crease and make it look smooth. Be sure to see...

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Lexie Wang, MD

The word "best" is alwyas in the eye of the beholder. Your main thing is that you need to build up volume lower than your lid so that you hav less of the negative vector and have more support to your lower lid. Most likely by doing that alone, you can save yourself from getting a...

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