Is what I want in the 2nd picture achievable? (Phtoo)

Hello. If you do not benefit much from this surgery. as you mentioned you don’t have much of an epicanthal foldeyelids , but your of the Radix of the nose is wide, there is not much that can be done for this.

The pictures are a little distorted so hard to see clearly, but from your description one eye might have subclinical ptosis. This is correctable with blepharoplasty that address and tightens the levator muscle attachment to the tarsal plate. The recovery is maybe 1 week longer than skin only...

Thank you for your inquiry! We would love to sit down with you to discuss your concerns. A blepharoplasty removes fullness and excess skin. It uncovers the shape of your natural eye. Schedule a consultation with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to help you reach your goals.

It is always worth looking at the shape of the eyelids before you had surgery. Any differences seen are likely to exist following surgery.I appreciate that you're 6 months into the healing process, but the tissues will continue to remodel themselves up to 1 year. It is really important that you...

You need to see a doctor who specialized in oculoplastic surgery. They can help diagnose any nasolacrimal duct (tear duct) problem and discuss ways to improve the fat grafting. Would be extremely unusual to have a tear duct problem following eyelid surgery. Most commonly the tearing is caused...

The symmetry of the eyes depends on multiple factors including lid height, brow position, and surrounding soft tissue. It appears your right brow is higher which can make the lids appear uneven. This can be improved with surgery but you need an in person consultation to discuss different options...