Here is the picture of my eyes: Please, provide me with every possible detail, including approximate cost of the solution. Thanks
Answer: This is not the forum to provide you every possible detail. You issue is that you have upper eyelid levator disinsertion ptosis. It is a bit asymmetric. Without a clean insertion of the tendon into the eyelid platform, you end up with multiple folds. You need an anterior levator ptosis surgery and an anchor blepharoplasty. This will give you a clean upper eyelid fold and a jewel like eye. I recommend a personal consultation. Who you see as a surgeon makes a huge difference to the out come of surgery. You need an aesthetic eyelid specialist and it is definitely worth traveling to see the right surgeon.
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Answer: This is not the forum to provide you every possible detail. You issue is that you have upper eyelid levator disinsertion ptosis. It is a bit asymmetric. Without a clean insertion of the tendon into the eyelid platform, you end up with multiple folds. You need an anterior levator ptosis surgery and an anchor blepharoplasty. This will give you a clean upper eyelid fold and a jewel like eye. I recommend a personal consultation. Who you see as a surgeon makes a huge difference to the out come of surgery. You need an aesthetic eyelid specialist and it is definitely worth traveling to see the right surgeon.
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April 15, 2017
Answer: Very conservative skin only upper blepharoplasty You may benefit from very conservative skin only upper blepharoplasty. Volume addition (through filler) may also be beneficial. You should also be evaluated for ptosis. See an oculoplastic specialist.
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April 15, 2017
Answer: Very conservative skin only upper blepharoplasty You may benefit from very conservative skin only upper blepharoplasty. Volume addition (through filler) may also be beneficial. You should also be evaluated for ptosis. See an oculoplastic specialist.
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Answer: Uneven lids and multiple folds. Levator tendon issues and maybe ptosis Thank you for the photo. You would definitely need an exam to be certain but I see some mild ptosis and multiple weak attachments from the front face of the levator tendon to the under surface of skin. This is quite common. I'll provide a link with a similar cases of both ptosis and poorly defined eyelid creases. See an experienced eyelid surgeon who performs cosmetic and reconstructive surgery of the eyelid. What you see in yourself is very common. A good surgeon can help you with this.Chase Lay MD
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Answer: Uneven lids and multiple folds. Levator tendon issues and maybe ptosis Thank you for the photo. You would definitely need an exam to be certain but I see some mild ptosis and multiple weak attachments from the front face of the levator tendon to the under surface of skin. This is quite common. I'll provide a link with a similar cases of both ptosis and poorly defined eyelid creases. See an experienced eyelid surgeon who performs cosmetic and reconstructive surgery of the eyelid. What you see in yourself is very common. A good surgeon can help you with this.Chase Lay MD
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April 15, 2017
Answer: I have multiple eyelids folds Multiple eyelid folds are due to the multiple attachments of the levator to the skin in that location. A very conservative skin only blepharoplasty can accomplish creating one fold. This can be performed under local anesthesia. Also important to rule out any ptosis that may be present. For more information many examples, please see the link and of the video below
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April 15, 2017
Answer: I have multiple eyelids folds Multiple eyelid folds are due to the multiple attachments of the levator to the skin in that location. A very conservative skin only blepharoplasty can accomplish creating one fold. This can be performed under local anesthesia. Also important to rule out any ptosis that may be present. For more information many examples, please see the link and of the video below
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November 24, 2019
Answer: Skin asymmetry Hello lauxxx! Your solution is not difficult. Remember less is more. Someone as young As you might open the door up to complications if your not careful with the right surgeon and correct procedure of choice. Suggestion is to match the crease be adjusting the skin and maybe the height with muscle fixation. Around 30-45 minutes . Cost will vary around $2500-$4000. Please see an Oculoplastic specialist who has extensive experience in this area. You should do just fine. Cheers!
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November 24, 2019
Answer: Skin asymmetry Hello lauxxx! Your solution is not difficult. Remember less is more. Someone as young As you might open the door up to complications if your not careful with the right surgeon and correct procedure of choice. Suggestion is to match the crease be adjusting the skin and maybe the height with muscle fixation. Around 30-45 minutes . Cost will vary around $2500-$4000. Please see an Oculoplastic specialist who has extensive experience in this area. You should do just fine. Cheers!
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