I have one eye with a double eyelid crease and the other without. However, I don’t like the shape of the crease as it aligns its shape with my hooded eye. I’m interested in blepharoplasty to change my hooded eyes to Caucasian eyes. However, I’m afraid that my crease would affect the overall appearance of my eyelids as it is not only too close to my eyelids but also shaped just like my hooded eye. Is there any surgery to erase my crease and create a higher, prettier one in its place?
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Swelling may make I bags appear to return early after surgery.However if your surgeon left the repositioned fat attached to its blood vessels in the fat pad then in some cases with eye closure and blinking the fat can be pulled back up into the eye socket by the attachment. I recommend that ...
Thank for your question, it is typical malar festoon and can be treated with fine dermal fillers. Filler will be done just below the eye to fill the hollowness and below the bulge where it is creating a crease. It will give a finer cheek look.
I think that you also have hypoplastic cheeks and depressions along your orbital rim. Fillers may help with that. If you have residual fat herniation, then perhaps a revision might be necessary as well.
