Surgery to change eye shape to cat/almond and costs? (photos)

I would suggest you try to think of the "look" you want rather than the "eye shape" you want.  You want expressive, intriguing, seductive eyes, right?  If there was a better way to get there than by changing your eye shape you would be interested, right?  And there are certainly easier ways, like with modern cosmetic techniques using color and shading, to add depth and intrigue to your eyes.  Products like latisse can add some drama with increased lash length.  Your brow position is lower than in the two models, and brow shaping or even brow lift can add expressiveness to your eyes.  Changing you actual eye shape is more difficult.  Adding volume to your cheek will frame your eyes, and may raise the lower lid a small amount.  A procedure called a lateral canthoplasty could change your eye shape, but is typically only performed to correct a loose eyelid and you also run the risk of prolonged eye irritation, dryness, and looking unnatural.  A face to face discussion with a cosmetic surgeon who is interested in surgery of the eyes and face will help you develop a plan.  Bryan Rolfes, MD

Thank you for sharing your questions and posting your photos. The look you wish to achieve can be tricky, because over-correction often occurs. The best oculoplastic surgeon for this procedure that I’ve seen is Jeffrey Schiller, MD in Manhattan. His technique is exceptional for the results you desire. Good luck!

Please see link below for more details on possible almond eye surgery. The procedure is not for everyone and there are realistic limitations, but improvement is usually possible. Need personal consultation.

Cheek implants, over pulled forehead surgery, and aggressive lateral cathoplasty is performed to attempt this.  I personally have never seen it successfully performed.  Instead it tends to destroy the natural appearance.  I strongly advise you not to pursue this.  As an alternative, under eye filler can make a significant difference here.  There is no substitute for a personal consultation.

Changing the shape of the eyes can be done in multiple ways. Both surgical and nonsurgical techniques can be used. In office procedures like botox and fillers (Juvederm, Restylane, Volbella, Vollure) can be used for subtle non-surgical changes. Surgery such as lateral canthoplasty can be used to make the eyes more defined, almond shaped or slanted. Its important to seek out an experienced oculoplastic specialist to discuss your options. 

From viewing your pictures, I would encourage you to continue to wear makeup as you have demonstrated, and for you to understand that surgery cannot accomplish what you have stated.  Be careful of surgeons that promise you the "cat eyes" you desire.  You do have beautiful eyes, and I suggest you be thankful, but I think this is not the advise you want to hear.