Did my surgeon overcorrect (crease too high?)

Given your medical history of Hashimoto's and a positive test for the Centromere antibody associated with CREST syndrome, it is important to consult with both your rheumatologist and your plastic surgeon to discuss the safety and feasibility of undergoing a brow lift and upper blepharoplasty...

The ptosis repair looks to have given you a good lid margin - where your eyelids cross your pupil, but the excess skin and multiple folds in your upper eyelids remain. During an incisional Asian blepharoplasty the excess skin can be removed, and the weak connections between the skin and tarsal...

It's possible to lower the eyelid crease and make it more shallow through revision surgery, but the extent of the revision will depend on several factors, including the amount of skin that was removed during the initial surgery and the quality of the remaining skin. Lowering the crease may...

It looks like you have a small amount droopy eyelid. Lifting the lid up with a small blepharoplasty would give you a spectacular result. Good luck.

Yes, the concern you have about wide-set eyes can be addressed surgically. The procedure you're referring to is known as medial epicanthoplasty. This surgery is often performed alongside Asian double eyelid surgery but can also be done independently. Medial epicanthoplasty involves the...