I had lower and upper surgery almost 5 weeks ago and a lot of the swelling has now gone down. I feel a lot more of my eyelid hood was removed on my right eye and the incision seems higher than my natural crease. The surgeon said that the difference is due to my eyes being naturally different, however from what I can see the incision is higher than natural crease. I know it's early days but I can't see how they will even out. What can I do about my right eye is it possible fillers, fat may help.
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Do not have a blepharoplasty. Your high lid and drooping eye reflects malfunction of the upper lid.See a Board Certified Oculoplastic or Plastic Surgeon for an evaluation of your eyes, determining the cause and best way to correct it. It is possible the eyebrow piercing affected the muscle that...
Typically congenital ptosis Irvine should be covered by insurance. You must have appropriate documentation from your plastic surgeon including pictures as well as rationale for sure and how the surgery affects your medical well-being.
Many different situations can lead to uneven eyelids. Some of these can be treated non-surgically and conservatively, even using some very advanced injection techniques with filler or very precise placement of Botox. Some situations truly do require surgery to resolve.
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