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A tapered crease can be altered towards a parallel crease. Often this will also include an epicanthoplasy which open the eyes horizontally. An in person consultation with an oculoplaslastic surgeon can help you decide if it's a right choice for you.
Yes, typically you can. It would usually require incision technique with anchoring sutures and there's a possibility the a medial epicanthoplasty would be needed (although I prefer not to perform epicanthoplasties when possible). You skin elasticity and the depth of your eyes can sometimes effect how noticeable a parallel crease can be made.Consult only with surgeons who clearly perform Asian eyelid surgery regularly.Chase Lay MDAsian eyelid surgery specialist.
You might want to ask your surgeon if any work was done on the pretarsal or anterior lamella tissue layers. Your skin doesn't appear to be the best quality in general and may be prone to some scaring but that area of swelling or "lumps" may be from part of the surgery (surgery that was likely ...
Thank you for asking the question. You already have a slight epicanthic fold. If you want to make it deeper then you may want to undergo an Asian blephroplasty or double-eyelid-surgery. You should contact a Plastic surgeon who has experience in creating such folds.Good luck!Regards, Dr. Amit Gupta
After eyelid surgery redness and itching of an incision can be normal in the first 2-4 weeks. Take antihistamines, maybe a short course of oral steroids, and go see A DOCTOR. We can't help you with that online and it's probably a bad idea to use antibiotic ointment for that.Chase Lay MDAsian e...
