Possible to Enlarge Eye and Correct the Position?

The problem you are describing sounds like you may have festoons and not excess skin of the lower lid. Festooning is a problem that we see in an older population but, in someone with your medical history of steroid use anything is possible. Attempting to remove or elevate skin of the cheek using...

It's not unusual for patients with tear trough deformities to request plastic surgical consultation. When this situation arises, a variety of treatment options exist to treat this condition. These include surgical procedures that release the arcus marginalis and the use of injectable hyaluronic...

We typically do not perform pinch blepharoplasties as a standalone procedure. The reason for this is simple. It too often changes the eye shape to a pulled down or rounded appearance. The change in the eye does not appear right away; it usually takes months. Patients notice their eyes look...

Boarding an airplane just hours after your surgery would potentially put you at risk in the healing period. The first 24 hours after your blepharoplasty surgery are the most important in terms of your recovery and, considering you are likely having this procedure for aesthetic purposes, you will...

Dear Gaps It would be very unusual for someone who is 21 to have lacrimal gland prolapse. Also you have abnormal upper eyelid creases in the area of eyelid fullness. I think before you have yourself ready to go for cosmetic eyelid surgery, someone needs to figure out why you lacrimal glands are...

Great question. In fact, this is a question that is frequently raised by prospective patients as something they specifically don't want. What you are describing is an elevation of the outer corner (lateral canthus) of the eye. The lateral canthus is the condensation of muscle fibers that...