Generally, women with large eyes and double eyelids appear exceptionally beautiful in their youth. As they age, eyelid skin becomes lax and droops, forming triangular eyes. Lower eyelid bags emerge, and crow's feet at the corners become pronounced—at this stage, even copious makeup yields minimal improvement. However, plastic surgery can effectively address three major eye concerns: 1. Lax upper eyelid skin; 2. Lower eyelid bags;3. Crow's feet at the outer corners of the eyes.
First, you can opt for double upper eyelid skin tightening surgery. This procedure not only preserves your existing double eyelids but also allows you to adjust the height of the crease according to your preference, or elevate the outer corners of the eyes.Additionally, depending on factors like eyelid puffiness or epicanthal folds, excess orbital fat can be removed or the inner canthus widened simultaneously.
For lower eyelid bags, lower eyelid bag correction is recommended. This procedure can be performed via either an internal incision or an external incision: the internal approach is suitable for bags caused solely by fat protrusion, while the external incision is ideal for bags combined with skin laxity.
Crow's feet around the outer eye corners are typically dynamic wrinkles. The internationally popular treatment involves local injections of Type A botulinum toxin, which not only reduces crow's feet but also simultaneously diminishes forehead lines and glabellar lines, with effects lasting 4-6 months. Additionally, advanced technologies like fractional laser and pixel laser stimulate deep collagen regeneration and remodeling, achieving skin tightening, wrinkle reduction, and brightening effects.