Can I Change my Caucasian Eyes to Asian Eyes?

Revisional asian eyelid surgery would be similar to what you are asking for.   There was a time when Asian eyelid surgery to raise the supratarsal crease to "open" the eyelid created eyelid creases that were too high.  Unfortunately, this still happens today, but surgical techniques and anatomical understanding have improved.   This "high crease" often led to an unnatural appearance and led to requests by patients to "lower" the crease.   This type of revision surgery can be complex and requires significant experience by the surgeon in treating Asian eyelids.  

Your request is somewhat unusual, but is possible after careful consideration of your aesthetics and anatomy.   Remember, your crease height can be lowered, but it is much more difficult to raise it back should you not like your new look.  

I recommend you find a highly experienced eyelid surgeon who performs significant  primary and secondary Asian eyelid surgery.   

It is possible to make your eyes look more Asian through surgery. However, it requires more than just lifting or narrowing the ends of the eyes. You would probably need to add fat to and modify the shape of your upper lid to mimic the Asian epicanthal fold. Don't rush into this; find a real expert. I hope this helps.

Meifang,

Old post but still a relevant question.  It is a straightforward procedure changing the eyelid shape.  You may wish to lower you upper eyelid crease.  This is done by removing skin from below the crease.  If you have a droopy lid due to ptosis, this should be corrected as well.  The type of wound closure nearest the nose is most important in forming the asian (epicanthal) fold.  The site of the crease is marked before the surgery, then followed with blade or other cutting instrument during the procedure.  For me here in Hawaii, every eyelid surgery is an "asian" eyelid surgery.  Hope this helps.  Cheers and good luck!