Is it possible to have the Eurasian/mixed look by doing only double eyelid surgery but without removing my epicanthal folds?

As every surgery carries risks, every epicanthoplasty also has risks associated,  with a poor scarring being one of them. Both the surgeon and patient need to weigh the benefits and risks before deciding on epicanthoplasty. The scar may be noticeable for a few months but usually look...

I would recommend you to observe for now as this condition will most likely improve in time. Although it may be difficult for you to wait, I would wait at least another month or two before considering revision. To me, the eversion I see in your picture is not significant enough to warrant an...

First, not every bad scar is keloid. Your scars seem more like hypertrophic scar. It's important to differentiate these two types of scar because the treatment may be different. If the scar is the only reason you are considering a revision, I would suggest you to wait and observe for minimum 6...

A few things about your photo- the first noticeable thing is uneven eyelids obvious to you and second one is the thickness of your skin +/- excess fat (this impacts the type of surgery you need) and third important fact for you is the relative position of your LOWER eyelid in relation...

Hello You have to differentiate the fold versus depression. If fold is just under the eyebrow then it is more likely depression rather than crease and is due to fat loss. If the triple folds are presented on eyelid itself then it may be either due to multiple attachment between...

People with ptosis and upper eyelid hooding due to excess skin can have their eye opening enlarged without creating a double eyelid.  Medial epicanthoplasty and lateral canthoplasty can also enlarge eye opening to a lesser degree.