Double Eyelid Surgery Gone Wrong?

Michelle We are missing information to really provide a useful response. Generally at 15 days, you should have a very defined crease. The fact that it is not defined is a concern. The eyelids will still be swollen at this point. However, in order for the crease to stay, there needs to be a firm attachment between the skin and the levator aponeurosis. You did not indicated which method your surgeon used to perform you procedure. At this point, I... more

There is still residual edema that is preventing the final result from becoming apparent. It is advised to wait about 3 months before critically and objectively evaluating your final results.

The upper eyelid creases are formed when eyelid lifting muscles pull the lids upward when you open your eyes. In your case, it may be due to swelling since you are still going through a healing process. If your eyelid crease definition doesn't improve in time, it may be related to the technique or unrecognized ptosis that might have been present before the surgery. For now, I would suggest you to be patient and observe.