Bags after lower eyelid surgery (Photo)

Without seeing pictures, we can’t really begin to make an assessment. I suggest you discuss your concerns with your provider. Best, Mats Hagstrom, MD Thank you for this very interesting consultation.

The lower parts of your eyes demonstrate scleral show. I would advise against surgery to address this. The results can be extremely unpredictable and are likely to leave you dissatisifed.

It appears your eyes are deeply set and your eyebrows are ptotic and too low. You would benefit from a browlift and possibly an upper blepharoplasty. You may also benefit from fat transposition into the hollow areas. This can be done by repeat lower blepharoplasty or fat injections. Best...

We have many patients who successfully undergo upper blepharoplasty despite having skin of color. There are several things that can be done to minimize the scar after surgery, including the use of silicone gel after the initial wound heals. We have patients start this after around 2 weeks when...

We typically make an assessment for upper eyelid, blepharoplasty with patients having their eyes open. With the eyes open, the incision is often not visible. Ultimately, your surgeon is responsible for the outcome of the procedure and you are responsible for choosing that provider. At 24 years...

The profile views show the heaviness of the lateral peri-orbit that is bothering you. Swelling, recurrent droop the lacrimal gland, or both are possibilities. Ultrasound can help determine whether it is swelling, lacrimal gland tissue, or both. MRI would be more than what is typically needed...