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How to improve upper bleph results? (Photos)

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Wy1003Sep 14, 2023

Upper bleph 5/23 to remove a fold of skin on one eye and even out other ever so slightly.No intent on changing my look,just wanted to go back to before that aging began.I believe way too much lid is showing and the space between lid crease and brow is so minimal that it makes me appear cross eyed when I smile.Dr didn't have the artistic eye.Some say filler but some say that's a bad idea. Thoughts? Desperate to get my life back.

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You have a condition called Blefaroptosis which means the muscle responsible for elevating your upper eyelid, is weak. So you need the re-insertion of the muscle. That is not just skin resection. Actually you may not need skin resection. Look for a PS or Ophthalmologist who is specialist on...

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It appears that very conservative blepharoplasty on healthy eyelid may expose more of the fold and create better symmetry. However, this is a very subtle surgery and should be discussed with a board certified plastic or Oculoplastic surgeon familiar with ptosis repair and eyelid surgery. Good luck.

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