Under-eye bags, hollowing, and fine wrinkling can make the eyes look perpetually tired, even when nothing else about your health or sleep has changed.
What Is Lower Eyelid Surgery?
Lower eyelid surgery, or lower blepharoplasty, is a procedure that addresses puffiness, bagginess, or loose skin beneath the eyes. Unlike the upper lids, where excess skin is often the primary concern, the lower lids are more commonly affected by fat that has shifted forward, creating a persistent, tired appearance. Dr. Addona typically performs this procedure through an incision placed either just inside the lower lid or along the natural lash line, depending on the specific correction needed.
Fat may be removed, redistributed, or repositioned to smooth the transition between the lower lid and the cheek, a technique that requires the same precise anatomical judgment he applies in reconstructive surgery.
The goal is always a natural, well-rested lower eye area, never an overly tight or pulled appearance.










