A year ago I had an endoscopic brow lift and upper bleph. Unfortunately it looks like the brow lift didn’t hold or my surgeon was too conservative although I informed her of how high I wanted my brows and showed her pics. My question is I don’t mind having lower brows but it’s the hooding that bothers me. If I want my eyelid to show more can I just do a second bleph or do I need to do a second brow lift? Thank you!
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December 9, 2024
Answer: Beware of too much eyebrow/upper lid surgery
Hi - I would agree that everyone is asymmetric, but if you wanted to make your eyes more "almond shaped" a canthopexy or canthoplasty would tighten the lower lid and give a more positive vector and almond shape. There are limitations and I would ensure that you understand expectations and results.
Generally it takes a few months to have these problems resolve completely after surgery. Hot compress with tea help. I'm not familiar with that product.
Hi and thanks for your question. You appear to be young on the photos submitted. BTW great photos! I wish all inquiring patients would submit these excellent photographs. Facial asymmetry is the norm rather than the exception. I extreme cases the asymmetry may require surgical correction. In...