My right eye "hood" is dropping down prob due to age (I'm 42) and it's starting to impact my vision field. Had a consult with a local ocular plastics MD (she's had Asian double eyelid surgery training in S. Cali & S.Korea) to see if it was ptosis or just extra skin (said its extra skin). Incisional surgery recommended, suggested 8mm crease (said she's conservative with creases). I have no sense if that's small, medium or large. How can I figure out appropriate crease size and shape for my face?
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You're eyes are pretty. So...But that being said you're lid and orbital socket shape and position of the eye create a situation where the inner 1/3 of the crease will always take a downward curve. You could be more aggressive with a parallel crease enhancement and fat removal of the nasal f...
Thank you for your question. You are planning to have a suture technique for your Asian eyelid procedure to bring the crease level higher and to make it more defined. You do intend in the future to have the incisional method to deal with any sagging skin. You express a concern about the...
Hello and thank you for this great question. Both during your procedure, and especially during the first two to three weeks after your procedure, your board certified facial plastic surgeon will recommend lying on your back with your head elevated. Doing so will help minimize swelling as well as...