Orange County Asian Eyelid Surgery doctors

	Kimberly Lee, MD Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon 433 North Camden Drive Suite 780, Beverly Hills		29 answers
	Mohsen Tavoussi, MD, DO Huntington Beach Facial Plastic Surgeon 18800 Delaware Street Suite 500, Pacifica Tower, Huntington Beach		8 answers
	David Alessi, MD Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon 8670 Wilshire Boulevard. Suite 200, Beverly Hills		1 answer
	Amir M. Karam, MD San Diego Facial Plastic Surgeon 4765 Carmel Mountain Road 201, San Diego		1 answer
	Peter Newen, MD Orange County Plastic Surgeon 7801 Center Ave., Huntington Beach		1 answer

Recent Answers

Undo Asian Double Eyelid by Adding Buffer Between Scar Tissue and Skin? If an Asian with previous double eyelid had anchor technique to heighten crease is now dissatisfied with the higher crease, can they create a buffer using fat to eliminate surgical crease and not have a new crease made?

A: Revision Asian Blepharoplasty

Unfortunately, this situation is not one that is easily corrected but it depends on the situation of your current eyelids and what you are looking to achieve. You need to consult with a board certified specialist who performs revision asian eyelid surgery for a thorough consultation.

Kimberly Lee, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon

Scars Are Red, Bumpy and Itchy from Asian Eye (Belpharoplasty) Surgery, Is This Normal? (photo) I received Asian upper eyelid surgery with regular suture and a radiowave scalpel. It’s been 3 months and I still have a deep carved scar from the incision, redness, and bumpiness. There are also random bumps and droopiness in front of my eyelid. 1. What causes these and Will/Can this redness, deep-cut scars, bumps and droopy skin disappear and healed? 2. Sometimes, eyelash and incision/cut area itches. What is causing this and should I be worried? Thank you in advance.

A: Postoperative Asian Blepharoplasty

The best thing to do is visit your surgeon and express your concerns with him/her. Close followup is advised during this early postoperative period.

Kimberly Lee, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon

Is my Right Eye Healing Okay? (photo) Hello, I recently got a 3-DST procedure on both of my eyes, and a ptosis procedure just on my left eye. Its been about a month now, and my right eye is starting to worry me. My right eye is much harder to open, the inner corners is pretty uneven, and also sometimes when I wash my face my right eye fold will sting, and overall it looks much different than my left. Both my eyes look obvious that I had gotten surgery so the pictures are not 100% true than in person. Am i just overly worried?

A: Postoperative Asian Blepharoplasty

You mention that you recently had the DST procedure performed, so it is likely that you have some residual swelling. This should improve with time. If, after a few months, if you still have asymmetry and desire revision, you may need to undergo an incision Asian blepharoplasty.

Kimberly Lee, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon