I just had an blepharoplasty done yesterday. When I left the office, my eyes were already noticeably uneven and one of the top lids turned inside out. I am on day two and of course it;s still swollen and looks about the same. The doctor I am seeing for my service said he knew how to do blepharoplasty on asian eyes. I remember asking him in the operating room if he took off skin or fat, he did not. Please look at my picture and tell me if my procedure looks like it is done correctly.
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November 10, 2015
Answer: Temporary swelling occurs even in non-incisional Asian eyelid surgery, but will settle with time
As long as your parents agree, surgery can be performed at your age. Typically young people prefer to have non incisional procedure and because you have been using glue and tape, that will help to form the crease with this technique. If you use glue or tape too long that will stretch the skin so...
Yes, it can be corrected. Make a small crease below the current parallel crease and remove the skin between two creases, so you will not get two separated crease afterward. Also your crease have quite thick muscle under the skin which sometimes patients called this as sausage crease can be...
Your eyes in no way look Asian. You have an almond shaped eyes, and that is beautiful. You have low self esteem and need to work on self confidence and not do surgery to change you just because someone tells you otherwise. Do not change any thing