Bleph (10 years ago) took too much skin. Eyes look smaller, deeper set, and darker (light from above doesn't reflect off cornea, aesthetically significant because reflected spot of light adds attractiveness). Corners too tight, can't look up. Front of eyelid loose & puckery. Vision changes (needed glasses after bleph). Here are pictures of what I think happened. Is it possible to reverse the many problems? Maybe tissue expansion at corners, and/or fat? Thanks!
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Thank you for the question. Twitching of the eyelid is not unusual and it occurs at random times for many people. The surgery did not trigger it. Fortunately, it usually resolves without treatment. If the twitching persists beyond a few weeks, see an oculoplastic surgeon for a full evaluation....
It may be due to the position of your eyebrows. When the eyelids and brows are at rest, it is likely that your brows are sitting at a lower level, which makes the upper eyelids look fuller. It also contributes to forehead wrinkles, since you get used to holding your lowered brows up higher,...
