Is it possible to lower my double eyelid crease? This would be my 4th procedure because the first time it was perfect but temporary suture. The 2nd time was incisional but the line didn't shape correctly and was disappearing on one eye. And the 3rd incisional was recent and no fat was removed (unlike the 1st and 2nd time) but the dr made the lines too high and not tapered. I was wondering if it's possible for my eyelids to be revised? It's been 7 months since my surgery so should be healed.
July 14, 2018
Answer: Lowering your crease Morning jujifruitIt may be possible but your really want to wait to do anything else. I perform A LOT of revision work from various parts of the globe and lowering a crease can be a little unpredictable. You may be able to lower it and get a more tapered look but I can't tell without an in person consultation. My general advice is to wait another 6 to 9 months if not longer before doing anything. If you can live with it like this waiting a few more years is even better. Many doctors will tell you this is an easy fix but I perform Asian eyelid surgery everyday and I can tell you that your specific request, history and goals make even a subtle change a little challenging. Basically you need a revision incision technique to lower the crease using an anchoring technique. Remember this, the crease may change quite a bit for the better with more time. So wait.Best of luckChase Lay MDAsian eyelid surgery specialist
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July 14, 2018
Answer: Lowering your crease Morning jujifruitIt may be possible but your really want to wait to do anything else. I perform A LOT of revision work from various parts of the globe and lowering a crease can be a little unpredictable. You may be able to lower it and get a more tapered look but I can't tell without an in person consultation. My general advice is to wait another 6 to 9 months if not longer before doing anything. If you can live with it like this waiting a few more years is even better. Many doctors will tell you this is an easy fix but I perform Asian eyelid surgery everyday and I can tell you that your specific request, history and goals make even a subtle change a little challenging. Basically you need a revision incision technique to lower the crease using an anchoring technique. Remember this, the crease may change quite a bit for the better with more time. So wait.Best of luckChase Lay MDAsian eyelid surgery specialist
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