Last night my friend and I were looking at our eyes and we both had standard. This morning I woke up and when I looked one was standard and one had a fold on it and I was wondering if its temporary or if it's gonna stay like that, or what I could do to fix it? What exactly it is???
January 11, 2016
Answer: Hooded and asymmetrical upper eyelids
The picture does show asymmetrical eyelids with the patient's left eyelid more occluded than the right upper lid. An asymmetrical upper blepharoplasty with slightly more skin removed from the patient's left eyelid than the right would address this issue make the eyelids look symmetrical. Alternatively, you could do just a left-sided skin only removal to try to balance with the patient's right side
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January 11, 2016
Answer: Hooded and asymmetrical upper eyelids
The picture does show asymmetrical eyelids with the patient's left eyelid more occluded than the right upper lid. An asymmetrical upper blepharoplasty with slightly more skin removed from the patient's left eyelid than the right would address this issue make the eyelids look symmetrical. Alternatively, you could do just a left-sided skin only removal to try to balance with the patient's right side
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February 27, 2013
Answer: Small extra lid wrinkling
These little differences are "normal" and vary during the course of a day, and from day to day. You have beautiful eyes!! I'd suggest you leave them alone. This might sound heretical, but plastic surgery is not the answer for everything.
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February 27, 2013
Answer: Small extra lid wrinkling
These little differences are "normal" and vary during the course of a day, and from day to day. You have beautiful eyes!! I'd suggest you leave them alone. This might sound heretical, but plastic surgery is not the answer for everything.
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