I often here about surgery being performed in order to make eyes bigger and I was wondering if the reverse can be done. My eyes are really big and goggly similar to those with thyroid eye disease only my eyes are healthy. The white eyeball sticks out a lot and my eyes pop out when I look down. I was called names like frog eyes when I was younger which makes me more self consious about them.
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July 13, 2016
Answer: Can surgery be performed to make eyes smaller?
Your surgeon disinserted the levator aponeurosis and also gave you a very high crease. This can be fixed by lowering the upper eyelid crease, repairing the levator aponeurosis and advancing orbital fat into the upper eyelid. This will soften your appearance and make the eyes more jewel like. ...
I have added a link that might be helpful...Hi thanks for sharing your photo. The fullness under your eyes is related to the underlying muscle and not the classic fat pads reason. You may be a candidate for treatment but an in person examination is required-be sure to seek consultation with an...
No worries! You did not do anything that will adversely affect your results. Areas of hardness combined with areas of fullness and depressions is completely normal during the healing process. This should all start to settle over the next three months. Hope this helps and best of luck.