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With the heavy upper eyelid repaired, the eyes will be more open and almond shaped. The eyebrow will also relax down more like your model. I can virtually guarantee you that I or anyone else can't make you look exactly like your model but you will be much happier with your appearance. You need a detailed personal consultation to determine precisely what procedures would be best for you.
Unfortunately, the short answer to your question is no. That is a fixed feature dependent on your bony anatomy. Your photo does show mild ptosis which can make the eyes a bit more open and alert. Seek a well trained Oculofacial Plastic Surgeon (Oculoplastics)
Lateral canthal surgery alone will not achieve your goal. You also have ptosis or heavy upper eyelids. These issues can be addressed together. This will allow the eyebrows to relax a bit. It will move your look in the direction of these handsome models. Will you have the magical looks that allow...
Agree that these are NOT festoons. You would be a good candidate for filler to address the volume deficiency. You would also be a good candidate for skin resurfacing to address pigmentation and texture changes. I recommend you see an eyelid or facial expert in your area to address...
As long as your Thyroid eye disease is stable, a trans-conjunctival lower blepharoplasty can accomplish removal of the fatty bags from the inside of the lower lids. All the incisions are placed on the inside of the lower lids, there is no external incisions.
You appear to have some folding of the skin which is natural in most people. In order to thicken the dermis of the skin to avoid folding or fine lines, medium-depth chemical peels, microneedling, and topical retin-A cream, are all techniques that can be used to reduce the fine lines. Botox can...
I reviewed your photos. Yes it is possible to make your eyes more youthful (less tired). It may need upper eyelid ptosis surgery and/or lower eyelid retraction surgery. See an expert.
Hello and thank you for your question. Lower lid laxity and extropion with scleral show will quite often require a canthopexy to tighten and lift the lower lid up to a more youthful position. This incision is placed in the crease where the two lids meet laterally. The length of the...