~5 years ago, I got non-incisional double eyelid surgery with epi. I was very happy with the results and have no complaints. A few weeks ago, I noticed that my creases were uneven. At first, it wasn't too bad, but now the right eye crease is visibly fading--it's shorter and not as deep/obvious as my left crease. What are my best options for getting symmetrical creases again? Re-suture the right eye only? Resuture both? Incisional method? Is "resuturing" one eye for symmetry a difficult surgery?
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July 16, 2018
Answer: Sutured eyelid crease
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Hugo Higa, MDOculoplastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Ophthalmology
Elle13ad4u, it looks like your lids are still quite swollen from surgery. You do have a nice inner fold, but I would still wait before considering more surgery. I'm sorry you had to go through this but let the healing finish before deciding what next to do. Hope this helps. Cheers
Fat reduction may give you the OPPOSITE of what you're looking for and make you look older prematurely. I perform Asian eyelid surgery every day and I can tell you you need to be careful.In general if you make a nice low crease it can add a look of depth but with your anatomy if won't look ...
Thank you for your question. I understand you’ve used eyelid tape for about two years. You’re thinking about getting eyelid surgery and considering having it in Korea. You’d like to know whether a partial or full incision would be more beneficial, and also if the procedure hurts.A bit of infor...