Under-eye surgery case library.

Under-eye bags and a tired lower-lid contour are softened by repositioning the fat and smoothing the lid-cheek transition.

Under-eye shadow and a hollow tear-trough are improved by moving fat over the rim, easing the transition into the cheek.

Under-eye fullness and tear-trough shadow are corrected by repositioning fat along the lower lid and lid-cheek border.

Lower-eyelid puffiness and tear-trough hollowing are balanced to create a calmer under-eye line without changing the eye shape.

Lower-lid puffiness and the transition into the upper cheek are corrected together, rather than treating the eye bag alone.

A lower-eyelid case with visible bags, hollowing, and skin laxity; the correction focuses on fat position and lid support together.

Under-eye heaviness, hollowing, and shadow are treated as one connected contour problem across the lower lid.

Under-eye shadow and lid-cheek unevenness are softened while preserving the patient’s natural eye shape.

Tear-trough shadow and lower-lid heaviness are reduced to make the under-eye transition look softer and more natural.

The lower eyelid, tear trough, and cheek support are assessed together to improve the under-eye contour.

Lower-eyelid fullness is corrected conservatively so the under-eye area looks calmer without changing the overall expression.

A male lower-eyelid case with under-eye bags and lid laxity; the correction focuses on support and a smoother lid-cheek transition.