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Thank you for sharing your question. You probably need a small amount of skin removal (blepharoplasty). The photo you show as the ideal appearance would be considered a complication. The eyelids should not be that low. See an experienced board-certified Oculoplastic Surgeon for comprehensive evaluation and discussion of potential options.Good luck,
By comparing the two photos, it appears that removal of redundant upper eyelid skin and minimal peri orbital fat is what is needed to help you!
Thank you for your question. Blepharoplasty surgery, or the eyelid tuck, is the surgical procedure that can provide your eyes a more rested appearance by reducing the excess skin and fatty tissue. Please consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon to determine your next steps to achieving your desired result.Best wishes,
It is possible to give the appearance of raising the eyelid crease. The "goal" picture you are posting is not a good result. I suspect that the model is allowing the eyelids to rest a little lower for the purposes of the picture. If that is his normal lid, then he is a candidate for a lid ptosis repair. You would look half asleep if your lids were like that and I would advise you not to look for lids that low.
The feature you are seeking -- increased exposure of the upper eyelid platform can be achieved with blepharoplasty. A consultation with an oculoplastic surgeon should be your next step. Best of luck.
Unfortunately, your picture is too poor that it is impossible to determine if anything could reasonably be done to improve your eyes. However, I can say "beware of what you wish for." The "wish" picture is of someone with significant ptosis, or droop of the upper eyelids and is probably interfering with vision. Correcting the problem will significantly reduce the amount of upper lid that is visible. The reduced tarsal show is the normal, not the picture you wished to look like.
Thank you for sharing your question. There are many good Oculoplastic Surgeons in Korea, but there are probably even more in the USA. See an experienced eyelid specialist who corrects complex cases for comprehensive evaluation and discussion of possible treatment. Good luck,
Thank you for sharing your concerns. Asymmetry is not uncommon. It always appears worse to the individual than others looking at the person. Most of the time, the problem is correctable. Often ptosis (drooping) or dermatochalasis (extra skin) is the problem. See an experienced Oculoplastic...
It is not unusual for swelling or edema post-transconjunctival blepharoplasty to last for a couple months if not longer depending on the circumstances. You are still in the early phase of healing, just give it more time before any decision is made regarding future treatment.
Best treatment could be injectable fillers by expert injector for this area. You may not be a good candidate for surgery. Thanks
You will be healing for about 6 months. If you had a lot of bruising after the surgery, the skin will often appear dark for many weeks. It looks like you may also benefit from some filler to improve the shadow. I am assuming the fat was removed and not repositioned. Wait until 6 months bef...
I am assuming you had an oculoplastic surgeon do these surgeries since they are the ones who are specialists in this. You have now had both an internal and external approach to fix this. The question now is how much scarring is there in the lid, and do the muscles work well enough to try and d...
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