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Asian Double Eyelid Surgery, for the Second Time?

Name: Asian Double Eyelid Surgery, for the Second Time?
Item: Edmund Kwan, MD
Rating: 3
Author: Revisionsucks

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I did this because i desired rounder looking eyes....

RevisionsucksNovember 4, 2009

$2,500

I did this because i desired rounder looking eyes. The recovery time was fairly quick and pain-free, except when the stitches were taken out, but that was only a few seconds.

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Replies (7)

polandspring

November 29, 2009

I think you look very pretty afterward and there's absolutely no need to have a 2nd surgery. Have you had a nose job as well? Your nose bridge seems much higher on your after pix. : )

Revisionsucks

December 3, 2009

Hello -) thank you for your kind comment ! Just when i smile, my nose flattens. haha ! oh and my nose is pretty flat to begin with.

LL22

December 9, 2009

rachel. I'd leave well enough alone. Read my post under bad blepharoplasty. At least dr Kwan is highly capable and you look good! I wish my story was a happier one, but I've been left with a lot of pain and depression, because of too much fat removal, tissue and a Doctor inexperienced with the Asian eye.

Revisionsucks

December 27, 2009

I'm really sorry to hear that. How are things looking for you now? have you been visiting other doctors? update me with your progress!

LL22

January 30, 2010

Rachel, Thanks for your concern. Yes, I am better, a few other health issues, but your advice is good...do lots of research! Thanks.

proxogaya

December 30, 2009

hey,Rachel, I want to get blepharoplasty also, but i still have some doubts...((( how long did it take to heal?

Revisionsucks

January 3, 2010

hey ! well the healing time didn't take long for me. My eyes healed within about 5 days. But it's different for everyone. But make sure you do A LOT of research about the doctor because once your blepharoplasty goes wrong it'll be extremely difficult to fix it. If you want to talk to me more e-mail me cupofsunshine@gmail.com

UPDATED FROM Revisionsucks

Hello all, i recently had a non-incisional...

RevisionsucksApril 4, 2010

Hello all, i recently had a non-incisional double eyelid surgery. Non- incisional meaning that no part of my eyes were cut, only stitches were used. Although my doctor did a great job, i feel that my fold is too small. Now my eyes look exactly the same pre-surgery (i had small double eyelids pre-surgery). I had my surgery in March and am not sure if it's too soon to have the surgery again, this time an incisional surgery. (cutting the eye area)

Replies (6)

jakie123

June 27, 2010

how does the prosedure work? he didnt need to cut it? i have asian eyes to and im a minor so i cant just let peaple cut my lids... btw: ure eyes look very nice =)

Revisionsucks

October 13, 2010

Hello! Sorry for the late reply! And my doctor did not cut them! He just stitched them, lol, I'm not sure if that makes any sense to you. But feel free to ask me any more questions!

eyeofthebeholder

October 14, 2010

I have had the non-incisIonal work done and i ask for it to not be to big and the DOC did it small so I went back and ask him free of charge to make it bigger and he did. I had nothing to worry about just like you right now. Then I got a it done with laser and I realize that I should have told the doctor extacly what I wanted cause now I think the crease is too big and I don't think it can be fixed.

Revisionsucks

October 29, 2010

Wow..he did it free of charge?
I wish my doctor would do that.
You can do this surgery with a laser?
And sorry to hear about your unsatisfied results!

Sharon at RealSelf

October 29, 2010

Wow, add me to the list of people who are surprised at the free revision. :)

Did the doctor say it can't be fixed? I'd imagine there's something they can do. If you can snap a pic of the problem then please post it on our Doctor Q&A forum for advice from the doctors who visit RealSelf. I'm sure they can help you out.