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Do I have Ptosis?

Will ptosis surgery be the right option for me? Will it also help reduce the big high crease of my eyes and make it smaller ?

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Your photograph is somewhat limited but your eyebrows are below the level of the orbital rim. You may benefit from a browlift. This will pull up the eyebrows and lower your hairline. I need photographs with your full face to give you a more accurate answer. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

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Based on this photo, you are volume depleted; in other words, you need some fat. This should include cheeks, lateral orbits and superior orbital rim/eyelids. This will require service of a very skilled surgeon with long experience with fat grafting. Good luck.

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