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Epicanthoplasty is a very effective procedure if done well, and I have had great results. However, it is simply not going to be able to reproduce the appearance of you pulling the corner of the eye with the finger. You don't actually have much of a fold, I think you are looking for a telelcanthus correction which would be inappropriate in a patient like yourself.
Hi,I think a consultation will allow for the best option and understanding of how your eyelids can be improved by an eyelid surgeon specialist. I think you would get improvement with epicanthal surgery but not without without scarring or other healing concerns. Meeting with your surgeon in a evaluation will help give you realistic expectations . Hope this helps.
While an epicanthoplasty is the procedure you need for your inner eye folds, you are not going to get a result that shows that much the lacrimal lake. Using your fingers to pull the eye corner towards the nose creates a result that is not surgically achievable without the risks of significant scarring.
Yes they can be removed. At the same time, soof lift can help reduce the hollowness that would result from them. Filler injection is additional option to reduce the hollowness. But consultation is needed to determine if they should be removed and what should be done after.
Hi greetings from the UK. Rest assured what you're experiencing can occur in the absence of surgery anyway. As others have said it can occur more commonly post surgery and we sometimes see it following any type of surgery. Usually it self resolves. Sometimes it improves with reduction in...
Hi greetings from the UK. Yes you've got a mild ptosis affecting YOUR right upper lid. This is most likely due to stretching and atrophy of the eyelid tendon involved in eyelid elevation (levator aponeurosis). I'd recommend seeing an oculoplastic surgeon as this is their bread and butter work ...