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You are likely referring to upper eyelid retraction. First, it is important to find out the cause (inherited vs. thyroid eye disease vs. other). Then you can consider upper eyelid retraction surgery to lower the upper eyelids, which can be done under local anesthesia. See an oculoplastic surgeon.
A picture would be helpful. There can be many reasons medically why you may have wide eyes. Proptosis or exophthalmos is the medical term for wide open eyes. Thyroid disease (Grave's disease) is the most common reason for bilateral proptosis. Other reasons include inflammation around the eyes (pseudotumor) or benign or malignant tumors around the eye. I recommend a complete ophthalmologic examination by an eye specialist or ophthalmologist, not a optometrist. There are options for aesthetic treatment of the wide eyes after the medical causes for the proptosis are treated.
One of the more common causes of a wide-eyed "staring" appearance. It can be easily diagnosed with simple blood tests. I would have this ruled out before investigating other causes.Good luck!
This is a great question, and not the first time it has been asked. One of the benefits of a transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty is that there are no external stitches. Most of the time, fat is repositioned through this approach, and sutures can be used to hold it in place. These...
It would be best to not use marijuana after your surgery. Anything you inhale other than air may have a detrimental affect on your healing. Please ask your surgeon when it is safe to resume.
The changes you're showing in the photo are fortunately pretty subtle. You have tear troughs in the normal range which are just a little on the deeper side. The skin being darker is also normal for this area. At this age, I would continue conservatively and use make up for the...
Please do not look at yourself for at least a week after blepharoplasty. You have typical swelling at this point. Ectropion is when the lower lid is pulled down. Yours is just swollen.
I suspect what you think is a festoon is not a festoon. You probably just describing an under eye circle. If you want a more precise answer, consider uploading pictures but please do ask your parents for permission first.
As a specialist in facial aging and cosmetic oculofacial plastic surgery practicing in Manhattan and Long Island for over 20 years, I deal with this type of problem every day in our practice. I approach this situation by first defining the problem and discussing the different options based on...
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