Understand the source of the concern.
Dr. Landmann evaluates eyelid position, skin, fat, facial support, eye-surface health, prior procedures, medications, and goals.
Lower eyelid surgery
Eye bags surgery,planned for your contour.
Learn how lower-eyelid bags, hollowing, loose skin, and color changes are evaluated before treatment.
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What it treats
Under-eye concerns can have more than one cause.
An individual examination reviews eye health, anatomy, prior procedures, medications, goals, risks, benefits, alternatives, and realistic recovery before a treatment is recommended.
A patient-first overview
What to understand before surgery.
Choose a conservative, individualized approach.
Technique, treatment setting, comfort plan, expected changes, and alternatives are discussed before treatment.
Recover with clear instructions and scheduled checks.
The team provides personalized preparation and postoperative guidance and monitors healing, comfort, and eyelid function.
The goal is a natural-looking result planned around your anatomy—not a different face.
Look at fat, skin, hollows, and lid support.
Dr. Landmann evaluates lower-lid fat pads, skin quality, the eyelid-to-cheek transition, lid tone, eye-surface health, prior filler, swelling, discoloration, and any previous procedures. These findings determine whether surgery, a non-surgical option, or a combination should be discussed.
Reposition or remove fat only where appropriate.
The surgical plan may include fat repositioning or removal, carefully selected skin treatment, and support for the lower eyelid. CO₂ resurfacing or another adjunct may be discussed when texture is part of the concern. The goal is a smoother, supported contour—not simply removing as much tissue as possible.
Plan comfort and follow the lower lid closely.
Lower-eyelid surgery is generally planned with twilight anesthesia in the appropriate accredited setting. Individual instructions cover preparation, transportation, swelling care, eye comfort, activity, and scheduled checks as the lower-lid contour settles.
From consultation to recovery
Lower lids require careful support.
Identify the cause
Evaluate fat, skin, hollowing, lid tone, eye surface health, prior filler, and previous procedures.
Build the plan
Review the surgical approach, anesthesia, possible adjuncts, expected recovery, risks, and alternatives.
Support recovery
Follow personalized instructions and scheduled postoperative visits as swelling and contour evolve.
Before and after
Real patient results.
Real patient. Individual results vary. Images are shown for educational purposes with appropriate permission.
Patient experience
Hear directly from an eyelid surgery patient.
Patients often have questions about comfort, recovery, and whether the result will still feel like them. This short testimonial offers a patient’s perspective after eyelid surgery with Dr. Landmann.
✓A natural-looking change✓A patient’s own words✓Realistic recovery context
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Tell us what you are noticing and the team will help you choose the right place to begin.
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