Will my eyelid crease go down and when can I expect it to look more natural? (Photo)

Morning,Thank you for the photos but you are looking down in the photos which makes it difficult to assess how even they are.  Take more photos looking straight ahead into the camera lens (don't look at yourself on the screen of the phone when taking the photo).Also, I can understand your ...

If you have a naturally tapered crease, it can be changed to parallel crease but you will likely need a medial epicanthoplasty to achieve this.   If you had previous surgery in this area already, it is more difficult to achieve these changes.  Please meet with a board certified plastic surg...

Eyelid is a very sensitive area and you may see unevenness during your recovery period. The swelling will continuously go down as time goes, and will even out. As post 11 days is too early for you to see the result, I would recommend you to wait until you fully recover from the surgery...

It sounds like you just had blepharoplasty 3 weeks ago and are having some reactions to the sutures--this is normal.  Give it a little more time.  If there is significant redness, pain, and drainage, consult with your surgeon as soon as possible.  good luck!

The appearance and height of your creases will continue to change as your eyelids heal and the swelling resolves over the course of this year.  Symmetry will likely improve as you heal, but follow up closely with your surgeon to ensure the best results.

It is difficult to tell from the photograph but it can take 6-12 months for final healing of the scar after eyelid surgery, so this will improve. That said, I would visit with your surgeon or other eyelid specialist to make sure you don’t have abnormal scarring which can be treated with creams o...