Upper blepharoplasty crease too low. How can this be fixed?

Based on these photos, you seem to have small cheek bones (malar hypoplasia) what is the main reason for your tired look. Augmentation of the cheeks with implant, fat grafting or fillers may improve this condition to a significant degree. However, this is a case for an expert; in person...

I am proud to say that during the past thirty years over 90% of all nonsurgical techniques and devices have been developed and innovated by cosmetic dermatologists. However, since then dermatologists have been teaching these techniques and procedures, in the form of conferences, seminars, and...

Thank you for your question. Based on your photos, you appear to be a good candidate for a lower lid blepharoplasty. At our practice, we almost always combine this with fat grafting to help restore a more youthful appearing lower lid. I recommend consultation with a board-certified facial...

Thank you for your question. The procedure of choice depends on the goal and patient anatomy. A lower blepharoplasty may be the better procedure when large eye bags are present, however, a SOOF lift may attain a better result when there is descent of the medial cheek fat as the primary concern....

Thank you for sharing your questions and photos. The issues you point out appear to be very mild in the pics. From what I observe, the risks of surgery do not outweigh the mild benefits you could achieve. See an experienced oculoplastic surgeon for detailed evaluation and guidance. Good luck.

Although an in-person exam would be necessary to provide a definitive answer, based on the photo it's possible to give you a crease that is higher and more symmetric with upper eyelid surgery. During the surgery a small amount of fat will be removed, and your crease will be formed and set at a...