I'd like to know if its possible to shorten your eyelids in terms of horizontal length. If so, how is it done and what procedure is it? I'm aware eyes can be lengthened through lateral canthoplasty for instance, but I'm wondering if there is also an opposite technique. This is moreso a general question I'm asking, so I'm not going to post a photo of myself or my eyes. :-)
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It looks like you had eyelid lengthening procedure, not canthoplasty. The redness could be permanent since the redness relates to inside the lower eyelid exposure. Discuss with your surgeon. Skype consult available.
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It is difficult to determine from your photos what the best procedure for you would be. I cant see your pupils to tell you if you definitively have ptosis or not. Similarly the eyebrows are not included in your photos to determine if you have any brow ptosis or not. You should have a c...
Lateral canthoplasty in the West is typically for lower lid support. Lateral canthoplasty in Asia is typically to make the eyes wider. Based on your other posts, you may need to specify what your specific goal is. Lateral canthoplasty in the traditional procedure is designed to correct or ...
