Aesthetic Conditions: Aging Eyes

If eyes are the window to the soul, they need not broadcast tiredness or agedness!

 

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excess eyelid skin

Extra skin over the eyelids gives a tired and aged appearance


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Eyelid baGS

Lower eyelid bags are amongst people’s least favorite feature of aging.


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Wrinkled eyelids

Sometimes a wrinkles, whether fine or deep, is the concern.


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eye fat pseudoherniation

The eyeball sits in some pads of fat, which over time can protrude outwards and give a bulge to the upper or lower eyelids.


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Tear trough

Named because it looks like a trench that could allow tears to flow down the cheek, the tear trough is an indentation between the eyelid, nose, and cheek. It is a common effect of age and the loss and redistribution of fat pads of the face.


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lax lower eyelid (ectropion)

Over time, we often loose the youthful fit of the lower eyelid tight against the eyeball. When pronounced, it leads to blink dysfunction and excess tearing.


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Suggestions for preparing for an appointment are on the Make the Most of Your Aesthetic Eye Appointment page.



 

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