I recently had a rhinoseptoplasty and upper and lower bleph done. I am not happy with any of the results, but the lower bleph turned out the worst. Before the surgery I had some puffiness/fat under the eyes, but really not that much. I was concerned about looking hollow afterwards, but all 3 surgeons I consulted said that I need to have the fat removed, because the shadow it created was responsible for the dark circles I had. Well, now it's all gone, and I hate this new look. I still have the dark circles along the cheekbone (maybe a bit less dark), but the whole area above them now looks darker too. And now I have like an indent about 5mm under the eyes, so the eyes look like they bulge out (before there was a nice smooth transition all the way up to the lashes).
Also, the main reason I got the lower bleph done was really more to address the loose skin. The surgeon wanted to do a traditional bleph, but I didn't want to risk the eyelids pulling down, so he agreed not to cut the muscle and did a skin pinch. As he romoved the fat, there was additional loose skin after the padding was gone, and the skin pinch didn't do much at all. Looks pretty much the same as before - but now on hollow eyes. Oh, and btw, the upper bleph is not only uneven, but now the eyes are more hollow there too
I wanted to improve my eye area, and now it's worse than it was! Is there any way these issues can be addressed, maybe with fat transfer? If so, would this be a permanent solution? May I send you photos so you see exactly what I mean?
Looking forward to your reply.
Thank you, Dr. Lam!
