I had upper bleph a year ago. I am happy with one eye,but the other one has a bit of a 'rounded look' that also kind of droops down at the outer corner (eyes look more un-even in pics than real life - its not really a concern) I have uploaded some before photos so you can see my almond shaped eyes before bleph and then post surgery.Do you think I should do anything to correct this? I feel like I always have to wear eyeliner. Also I am considering a lower bleph and poss a cheek lift or fillers?
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August 21, 2014
Answer: Making eyes more almond shaped after upper lid blepharoplasty.
However, in the chance that it will make a small difference, it is worth trying. Mostly taping gives your surgeon a face saving mechanism to blame if your lower eyelids are not everything you wanted: Did you tape as much as you were advised?
Why do lower eyelids sag...
Cosmetic surgery does not stop the natural ageing processes of the body. As it has been many years since your original surgery, it is very possible that the results have diminished. Your original surgeon may have been suggesting that down the road a second blephaplasty might not be...
You have a straight brow and a naturally hooded eyelid, and your temples and brows do not have much fat. There are multiple attractive celebrities and other young people with this anatomy, but it makes it diffucult to wear many eye shadow styles and requires careful grooming of brows. If you've...