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Would I benefit from eyelid surgery? Which procedure would make my eyes pop and don't know where to start (photos)

Easygoing417435Oct 5, 2022
Hi. I feel like my eye area is one of my least attractive areas. How can I make eyes become one of my best features (is it eyelid surgery, altering the tilt, or is it a midface lift, or is it lack of over eye support with my brow bone, or maybe lack of skin above my upper eyelid? Or some or all of the above? What procedures will improve my looks the most and make my eye area pop and work with the rest of my face for the best overall appearance? I really appreciate any feedback.

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There are subtle differences in the two eyes. However, you are deeply wrong in believing that this is noticeable by other people. It is not. We do live in a sick world. If you knock on enough doors, someone will offer you surgery. Surgery will not fix the issue. However, it is very likely to...

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You don't need a CT scan for this. You have upper eyelid ptosis with a central levator disinsertion and a compensatory eyebrow elevation. The upper eyelid sulcus appears hollow due to retraction of anterior orbital fat, also called the preaponeurotic fat, into the orbit with the the retracting...

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