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Based on the pictures, it appears that you have an epicanthal fold. Yes, this can be corrected with surgery. I recommend you consult with a plastic surgeon with expertise in blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), and they should be able to guide you.Best,Dr. Michael EpsteinMAE Plastic SurgeryNorthbrook, IL
What I see in the photos is an epicanthal fold. It is a normal variant of the medial eyelids, but if you want this reduced an epicanthoplasty can be done. There are several techniques, but I suggest you see a Board certified plastic surgeon that performs these to discuss which option would be best for you. Good luck and thank you for asking!
Thank you for your question and photos, I suspect what you are noticing is what is called an epicanthal fold. This can be addressed surgically with a procedure called an epicanthoplasty.
You have ectropion after your lower eyelid surgery and you need to repair it.The vertical and horizontal skin is short.You need a lateral canthoplasty to reconstruct this side effect.Book a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon which is familiar with similar cases like yours.
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A week's time is little too early to assess the scars.with time they reduce in visibility to become almost unnoticeable.