I used to have tapered double eyelids that flared out at the end, but after double eyelid surgery a year ago, the doctor reversed my eyelid shape & made it very low at the end. Can this be reversed? 1. If the incision is cut very low and long past the eye, how can the crease become higher? Wouldn’t that make my eyelashes and waterline evert up? 2. My overall eyelid area below crease is so much smaller. Can this be reversed? 3. Why is left eye crease loose & right deep and tight?
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Before and after photos would be quite helpful in allowing us to give you an informed opinion. The feeling of "tightness" alone is not an indication for surgery. Swelling and itching are often signs of an allergic problem. Double eyelid surgery also takes quite a long time to settle down. I...
I am sorry about your result. Instead of returning to monolid condition, I recommend to improve your current crease shape. It is not double eyelid crease to make it look unnatural but overall balance of your eyes are broken. first of all, your crease start away from the inner corner which m...
Morning! Thank you for the photo.The answer is basically never. I perform Asian eyelid surgery everyday and revisions very frequently. It is often impossible to reverse a parallel crease. The good news is you should leave it alone and it will be a much more subtle parallel, almost tap...