I'm interested in Asian eyelid because of my asymmetrical eyelids and epicanthic fold. I would love a to have my eyes transformed into the other picture I posted. I just want to know if it's possible to do so?
September 12, 2020
Answer: You cannot get the exact results as the right side. You cannot get the exact results as the right side because there are a lot of difference between Asian and Caucasian eyelids. Even though there is a way it would look awkward and would not harmonize with the other parts of your face. But if you don’t like the epicanthal fold and the looks of the fold near your nose. Then that can be done with epicanthoplasty and upper blepharoplasty.
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September 12, 2020
Answer: You cannot get the exact results as the right side. You cannot get the exact results as the right side because there are a lot of difference between Asian and Caucasian eyelids. Even though there is a way it would look awkward and would not harmonize with the other parts of your face. But if you don’t like the epicanthal fold and the looks of the fold near your nose. Then that can be done with epicanthoplasty and upper blepharoplasty.
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August 1, 2017
Answer: Lengthen asian eyes It is possible to do what is called an epicanthoplasty which removes the folds on the inner aspect of your eyes. This gives the appearance of lengthening the eyes and makes them look closer together, two things you would benefit from. Unfortunately, there is no way of ever giving a patient someone else's eyes. Your eye shape and eyelid position are different than the picture you posted so unfortunately you can't have that person's eyes, just an improved version of your own.
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August 1, 2017
Answer: Lengthen asian eyes It is possible to do what is called an epicanthoplasty which removes the folds on the inner aspect of your eyes. This gives the appearance of lengthening the eyes and makes them look closer together, two things you would benefit from. Unfortunately, there is no way of ever giving a patient someone else's eyes. Your eye shape and eyelid position are different than the picture you posted so unfortunately you can't have that person's eyes, just an improved version of your own.
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