I am 55 i jad eyelid surgery 10mth ago for both uppers n lowers , i told the doctor they were festoons he said they weren't and im left with the malar lines in my 2nd opinion i was told they were malar lines and surgery is possible to fix this by extending the scar line but comes with risks, 6000 has gone down the drain, why didnt the surgeon accept his mistake
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It’s pretty unusual for people to benefit from a secondary upper blepharoplasty.
Perhaps a brow lift would serve you better.
It doesn’t look like you have skin redundancy of your upper eyelids.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD
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It looks like you might have very slight upper eyelid ptosis(eyelids sitting low)
Because the relationship of the upper eyelid to the pupil is dynamic, it depends on how the pictures taken.
Looking up or looking down, can change the impression, and therefore photos are not always ideal to...
