I’ve previously had blepharoplasty done to create tapered double eyelids. I think my eyes are big enough in the sense that they are round but I want them to be more almond-shaped, so I was wondering if epi/lateral canthoplasty would make a difference. Alternatively, would it be better to do revisional double eyelid surgery to create parallel/more prominent double eyelids? What about a combination of both?
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March 15, 2019
Answer: Would epicanthoplasty/lateral canthoplasty help make my eyes appear bigger?
You appear to be a good candidate for an upper and lower lid blepharoplasty. Your eyebrows are in good position but you do have some excess upper eyelid skin along with bulging fat that can be addressed. Your lower eyelids also show some fullness which could be addressed possibly without an e...
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Thank you for your question. This can happen sometimes after a blepharoplasty because the suture that is used is so fine. Generally, this doesn't cause much of a problem and will eventually work its way to the surface and can be pulled out. The swelling on that side is unlikely related to the...
