Would love to know of any treatments that would improve the look of my under eyes. I have already tried Botox in my jelly roll but it did not do much, seemed to just make my eyes look droopy. Im looking at anything from rejuran, laser, prp etc. Even surgery if it is recommended. Thank you
I have dark circles under my eyes & feel that they make me look older (I'm 37) I didn't always have them (see pic of when I was 22 for reference) so they may be caused by hollowing? I've tried PRP under eyes and had a very small amount of tear trough filler. Is there anything else I can do?
My eyes have always had a hollow look with wrinkles since childhood. They are very noticeable when I smile. I had a doctor suggest fat transfer to my cheekbones/ undereye to provide support for rest of my face and improve the area. Should i also consider bleph or laser to address the wrinkles?
I have been thinking about upper eyelid surgery but then I am wondering whether it will be enough to open my eyes? I have very obvious extra skin on my eyelashes and a having a lower set brow does not bother me personally, as long my eyes are not covered by the skin. Can I do well just with the eyelid surgery (which is faster and less costly)?
Hi all, I am a young male seeking your input on my eye region. I would like to correct the slope of my lower eyelid, which is currently negative, to one that is positive, or least neutral. If you know of any non-surgical means of doing this, please let me know. If not, what are my surgical options and what would they, roughly, be priced at? Thanks!
Hi, I was wondering what kind of procedure would be suitable for my eyes. Eyelid surgery? fillers? or fat graft? As you can see my upper eyelids are droopy ,I don't know if it is ptosis. Also, my eyes are sunken and I have undereye hollowness. Compared to a picture of my eye at 13yrs I had neither of these conditions. I'd appreciate your opinion.Thankyou.
Im 19 years old a male and Ive been very insecure about my face for a while now (to a degree where Id rather cover the parts Im insecure about). My eyes are one reason for this. To me, my left eye looks like I just got out of bed and comparing it to the rest of my face it seems like there may not be vertically unaligned. Now I wonder if the latter could be an illusion because of uneven eyelids or theyre really at different heights and if anything can be done to fix my eyes. Also I should note that I am a side sleeper and mostly sleep on the left side of the face.
Hi, when I was younger I was in a traumatic bicycle accident on the right side of my face that produced nerve damage. Over the years the asymmetry got worse and more evident. This picture is a few years ago, I have had ptosis surgery that was covered by insurance since, but my eyes still are asymmetrical. To me it's clear that my one eye is positioned higher than the other. You can see that my entire eye socket is positioned this way as well. My nose is another product of the bike accident. But for this post, I would love any feedback please on what procedures would fix this asymmetry as it is something that truly hinders my day to day life. I have done a ton of research and came across the usual blepharoplasty, strabismus surgery, retraction repairs, orbital surgery, and etc. None of my asymmetry that I want to correct is genetic, it is all a product of that accident I had and I would love to fix it so I can finally move on with my life. Thank you for any responses please.
My eye and eyebrow on one side of my face appears higher than the other side. On the lower side my eyelid also appears heavier. Im not sure what procedure is the best course of action and Im open to both surgical and non surgical.