I'm a 19 year old female, and want to get a procedure done to make my eyes smaller. (Photo)

During the teenage years,  professional tips on how to apply make up is probably all you will need. BTW: most professional models and Hollywood photos are done with special makeup, lights and photo workshop morphing.The below information may be of help once you are older:Lower lids: Ceramide creams for the lower lids which in minutes as they dry the clear membrane tightens the lower lid skin minimizing bags and wrinkles. This lasts from 4-8 hrs and can be reapplied as needed. Radiofrequency, laser and peels tighten the skin with minimal downtime. Fillers for fat transfer #lipoinjection, to the lower lid to fill in the cheek-lid depression that casts shadows also helps many.For the upper lids, Botox in the crows feet area just below the brow will gently lift the lateral brow and lift a bit of the hooding on the side of your eye. This lasts about 3-4 months. Make sure you go to an expert injector associated with a Plastic Surgeon, Facial Plastic Surgeon, Dermatologist, or Ophthalmologist skilled in injections.#NonSurgicalTeenageEyelidImprovement

Looking at your photo, you do not need your eyes to be any smaller. Its uncertain from the photo posted whether you are smiling or not, but if you are not smiling, you're eyes are slightly droopy to begin with. The more elongated, upturned corners of the eyes can be achieved by a lateral canthopexy/canthoplasty.However, the results are extremely unpredictable and can look quite unnatural, in most cases.I would strongly suggest you NOT to consider that surgery.

I wish the world was organized they way we want it do be.  Kim Kardashian is (please don't hate me for saying this) no role model for which surgery, or procedure to have.  You would look amazing too if you had a personal stylist with you at essentially every moment and a designer to photoshop and approve media images for publication.  This distortion of reality is the cause of a lot of bad surgery and more than a few eating disorders.  In the photo you have attached, your eyes could not look smaller!  Yet you say you want your eyes to be smaller and more elongated.  I would not take this at face value.  A consultation is essential to really understand what you are looking for.  A bit of advice: be very careful what you ask a surgeon, you might end up with it.  Asking for a more elongated eye generally means lateral canthopexy or canthoplasty.  These procedures are very unlikely to accomplish the goal of making the eyes look wider.  Yes it can be done but that type of result is exceptional.  Virtually any model whose eyes you show me that you like has never had eyelid surgery or services either.  Kim is now an old lady compared to the average model who is probably 17 or 18 years of age, perhaps much younger.To me your eyes look very heavy suggesting that you might have upper eyelid ptosis. My advice is to be very careful with what you look for.  Good luck out there.