Age 56, white female, concerns with upper eyelid scar & positioning, recommendations? (Photos)

You have an outie upper eyelid fold. The challenge you have is many potential surgeon you might see don’t bother to examine eyelids in a detailed fashion and fail to diagnose ptosis. They thing their job is to simply remove your upper eyelid folds. That will convert your wonderful outie eyelid t...

To make an accurate assessment regarding the outcome of a plastic surgery procedure we need to see a complete set of proper before and after pictures. All individuals have some degree of facial asymmetry, and for most people, the degree of asymmetry is really substantial. Sometimes people...

There is no easy way to diagnose the difference between the conditions you’ve included in. Most likely the underlying baseline issue has to do with the shape of your facial and skeletal structure. Just like it’s difficult to pinpoint a specific diagnosis there also no easy treatments. Fil...

All individuals have facial asymmetry, and the degree of asymmetry you display is very much within normal limits and within one standard deviation. You should not have surgery for mild facial asymmetry. The procedure you described is inappropriate in reducing the intra-orbital volume will push...

A transconjunctival blepharoplasty to remove the medial fat pad that ads lower lid fullness would be ideal to correct this fold.

The correct treatment for dark circles depends on the cause. Many patients have dark circles which are actually shadows. These patients find improvement when the contour of the under eye is improved with filler. This will not however completely correct the look if the underlying issue is dark...