Drooping outer corners of the eyes make the face look sad and older than it actually is. Many people have therefore started looking for a non-surgical way to lift the outer corners of their eyes that gives natural-looking results and is seen quickly. There are many techniques for lifting the outer corners of the eyes these days, such as filler injections, thread lifts, or using energy waves to stimulate the skin, which helps lift and tighten the outer corners of the eyes to look more open, bright, and youthful, and also helps to enhance...Facial PhysiognomyIt makes you look more energetic and attractive. It is suitable for those who want to change their look without having to take a long time to recover.
Lift the outer corner of the eyes to correct drooping outer corners of the eyes.
- Where is the area around the corner of the eye?
- What are the effects of droopy eyes?
- What causes droopy eyes?
- How to solve the problem of droopy eyelids
- summarize
Where is the area around the corner of the eye?
The tail of the eye is the area at the back of the eye or at the back of the eye, which consists of muscles, nerves and skin, which are the parts that affect the shape of the eye because if a person has droopy tail of the eye, it will make the eyes look sad. But if a person has narrow tail of the eye, it will affect the equality of the eyes, causing the eyes to look small, narrow and making you feel uncomfortable.
What are the effects of droopy eyes?
Droopy eyes have a shape that is lower than the inner corner of the eye. The eyelid tissue at the outer corner of the eyes will be swollen, with fat accumulated in the eyelid crease, and the shape of the eyes will be drooping. This causes the person to lose confidence in their appearance, making the face look older than their age, looking sad, dull, and tired. In addition, it may affect the mood, causing anxiety and insecurity, leading to avoidance of socializing. In severe cases, vision may decrease and affect daily activities.
What causes droopy eyes?
Drooping outer corners of the eyes: The outer corners of the eyes are lower than the inner corners of the eyes, which can be caused by several reasons, as follows:
- Age increases When the body deteriorates, the body produces less collagen, causing the skin to sag, including the skin around the eyes. When sagging occurs, the outer corners of the eyes droop. In addition, wrinkles around the outer corners of the eyes cause the skin to lose firmness, pulling the eyelid down until it becomes droopy outer corners.
- Heredity: Some eye muscle disorders can be passed down through genetics. If your parents or grandparents have a history of this type of disease, your children may have a chance of getting it too.
- Structure of the eye This is another cause of droopy eyes because the structure of the eyes has a downward pointing outer corner and the eye socket bone is curved down more than normal at the end of the eye, causing a difference in the level of the inner corner of the eye that may appear higher than the outer corner of the eye, making the eyes look droopy.
- tissue And too much fat accumulation. Having too much fat accumulated around the eyes can be another cause of droopy eyelids, especially for Asians who tend to have thick, puffy eyelids and too much fat, causing the eyelids to sag and cover the eyelids.
- Daily life For example, being exposed to sunlight or rubbing your eyes regularly can cause droopy eyelids. Droopy eyelids can occur in people who have a habit of rubbing their eyes. Regular exposure to sunlight causes the skin to deteriorate and sag.
- Injuries Or surgery When there is an injury to the eyelid area or certain surgeries involving the eyes, it can damage the muscles and tissues that control the eyelid.
- Health problems Diseases that affect the muscles and nerves, such as myasthenia gravis or peripheral neuropathy, can cause drooping of the outer corner of the eye.
How to solve the problem of droopy eyelids
Botox injections at the corners of the eyes
Botox injections at the corner of the eyes: The doctor will inject Botulinum Toxin Type A directly under the eyebrows at the corner of the eyes. Botox will work by causing the muscles in that area to relax and help the muscles that pull the drooping corner of the eyes to stop working, causing the corner of the eyes to lift, resulting in a younger-looking face and a brighter complexion.
Filler for lifting the outer corner of the eye
Filler to lift the corners of the eyes. The doctor will inject the following types of filler: Hyaluronic Acid It enters the area around the corner of the eye and the temples. The filler will help fill in the sunken area and lift the tissue near the corner of the eye, including stimulating the production of collagen. As a result, the corner of the eye looks lifted. The skin around the corner of the eye is firm and tight. The face looks younger and the eyes look bright.
Thread lift at the corner of the eye
For the outer corner of the eye, the doctor will use the Foxy Eyes Thread Lift technique to insert a mesh-like thread into the drooping outer corner of the eye to lift it above the outer corner of the eye. The thread barbs will hook the skin and lift it up. This results in the eyes looking sharper and more defined, making the face look more charming and helping to correct the problem of drooping outer corners of the eye and eyelids.
HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound)
HIFU is a treatment using high-energy sound waves at the Focused Ultrasound level, shooting deep into the SMAS layer. The energy shooting creates heat under the skin, causing the skin to contract and tighten, especially the skin around the eyes and the outer corner of the eyes that sags, including helping to stimulate collagen production.
Ulthera SPT
Ulthera SPT is a treatment using skin tightening technology and reducing facial wrinkles by using high-energy ultrasound waves to shoot down to the skin layer to cause the skin to contract and tighten. When used around the eyes, it will make the skin around the eyes tighten, helping to correct wrinkles, crow's feet, lifting the corners of the eyes and eyebrows and stimulating collagen production.
Thermage
Thermage is a technology that uses radio waves (Radio Frequency – RF) to tighten the skin around the eyes. RF waves send energy down to the skin layer, which helps stimulate the creation of new collagen, making the skin firmer and tighter, and also helps to correct the problem of sagging outer corners of the eyes.
Eye firming products
Firming products around the eyes, such as Eye Cream, which is a product that helps nourish the skin around the eyes. The cream will have a thick texture and often contains ingredients that help reduce wrinkles, dark circles, and add moisture, making the skin around the eyes firmer. In addition, there is Eye Serum, which has a light texture, is quickly absorbed, and often has concentrated ingredients that focus on nourishing and helping to fix skin problems around the eyes.
Surgical correction of drooping eyelids
Eyelid lift surgery is a surgery to adjust the structure of the eyelid area. The doctor will adjust the position of the tendons that hold the eyelid area together, causing it to be lifted and adjusted to the shape of the eyes, making them sharper and lifted. It is usually done in conjunction with double eyelid surgery and surgery to correct ptosis.
summarize
Droopy eyelids are characterized by the outer corner of the eye being lower than the inner corner of the eye. The eyelid tissue at the outer corner of the eye is swollen, with fat accumulated in the eyelid crease, and the shape of the eye is droopy. This can be caused by many factors, such as age, genetics, eye structure, tissue, and excessive fat accumulation, as well as daily life, surgery, or health problems, etc.
Drooping eyelids can cause a person to lose self-confidence in their appearance or lose opportunities in their career, including having a negative impact on their mental state. However, nowadays we can solve the problem of drooping eyelids with these methods, such as botox injections, filler injections to lift the eyelids, thread lifts, and HIFU. Treatment should be done by seeing a doctor for appropriateness and for results that meet your needs.
