Pouches in the corner of the upper eye lid. Treatment options? (Photo)

You are a wonderful candidate for upper blepharoplasty. I believe in a conservative approach--too much fat should not be taken out to prevent a hollowed out look. There really isn't any non surgical solution, however, upper blepharoplasty is very straightforward and can be done under a local anesthetic.I hope that helps.Best wishes,-Dr. Asaria

Thanks for sending in your photos! It is quite difficult to see from the images, but from your description you have excess skin and herniated fat in the upper lids. This is a common finding, and may progress over time. Botox to the forehead may lift the brows and can hide the appearance, but you could also consider surgery to remove the excess skin and fat. Upper blepharoplasty is usually a simple procedure that is carried out under local anaesthetic as a day case. Good luck!

Thanks for submitting your photos which show a prominent medial fat pad in the corner of your eye. This can be reduced as an office procedure under local anesthesia. Upper Eyelid Fat Pad Reduction

I can understand the hesitation about any surgery on the face, but an upper eyelid procedure is the only way to treat the excess fat and skin. This procedure can be done while your are awake so you don't have to worry about anesthesia. The incision goes in your natural eyelid crease so you shouldn't see any scarring. The recovery is easy and it usually doesn't hurt. It's a great procedure that gives immediate long term results. Be sure to see an eyelid specialist when considering surgery.

I agree with the other doctors who have answered so far. There are no good non surgical options unfortunately. Surgery is called an eyelid lift or eyelid tuck. The medical word is Blepharoplasty. Doctors often say upper Blepharoplasty or upper "bleph" for short. This is a straight forward operation most of the time. It has high success and with low complications. Pain is minimal. Many people take no pain pills at all.See a plastic surgeon who will help you with this problem.I'm sure you will do well. Hope this helps.Dr Chris Saunders