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Correction for overly aggressive/uneven blepharoplasty? (Photo)

Plucky786813Oct 19, 2023
My worst nightmare has come true, how do I fix this? I had an upper and lower blepharoplasty. My lower lid looks hollow and I am sure will get worse with age. It didn’t even really fix the little puffiness I had in the inner corner of my eye. It’s still there just less raised up. My upper lid looks like too much was removed from the inner/mid section and the crease is uneven so it kind of comes to a point. Really not happy with the results. I don’t want to use filler. Update December 26, 2023: Additional photos added

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Answered on Oct 20, 2023
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