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Making Eyes More Attractive

asked 5 months ago by igalok in Tel Aviv, 05
Latest answer by A.J. Amadi, MD
Question viewed 209 times
Tags: age 25-34, male, options

Hello, I'm 26 yr old male. Although I have nothing wrong with them ' i would like to make them more "male attractive" either by blepharoplasty or by deeper eye sockets( but i heard it's quite dangerous and no reasonable doctor would do it for me). they are quite wide-set and make me look younger , but i still looking for some change. What cosmetic options do i have?

5 answers to Making Eyes More Attractive

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You have already answered your own question.

You mention that "no reasonable doctor would do it for me". That answers your question. You have very natural normal male attractive eyes. Any surgery will make you look less natural. Looking younger is not a bad thing. It doesn't help now...but in 20 years, you won't mind it too much. Stay away from a scalpel.
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Would not recommend surgery

From your photographs it appears that you are not a candidate for either upper or lower eyelid blepharoplasty. Your eyebrows seem to be slightly low but within normal limits for a man.
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Eyelid surgery

It is most important to have a defined reason and specific complaint prior to considering surgery. An ethical plastic surgeon would not operate on you until you decide what you like least.
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Personal consultation

This requires an examination of your entire face and personal consultation, where options, expections, etc can be discussed that pertain to your specific face/eyes. See an oculoplastic surgeon.
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It would be helpful to see your full face.

What I do see are mildly deep set eyes. Will upper blepharoplasty change this situation? The answer is no. Whatever skin is removed here will be compensated by the forehead relaxing into this space. Craniofacial surgery is a very crude process that does not work well for small differences. Overall it is much more likely that you will harm your appearance by pursing cosmetic surgery. Stepping back for a moment, it is reasonable to ask how preoccupied you are... more

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