At least from the one smiling photo provided, there appears to be a smile-related wrinkle to the sides of the eye. If this is so, this would likely be a crow's feet wrinkle for which Botox would be the appropriate, non-invasive means for treating it and preventing the situation from worsening. ...
One of the most effective ways to treat dark circles under the eyes is fat injection. This technique uses your own body fat — usually taken from the abdomen or thighs — and carefully injects it into the hollow areas under the eyes.
By restoring lost volume, fat grafting helps smooth out the tea...
Hi! Thanks for sharing your story — it’s clear your asymmetry is trauma-related and goes beyond soft tissue. Since you've already had ptosis surgery but still notice orbital height differences, you may benefit from orbital floor reconstruction or decompression to address the eye socket p...
