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Revision Bleph or Brow Lift for a young patient? (Photo)

Intelligent180658May 20, 2022
Hi doctors! I am a young (20s) patient of Asian descent and already had a very conservative upper bleph (double eyelid surgery) done about two years ago. I still desire my eyes to be a bit bigger and more open and I am considering between a revision upper bleph (removing more skin) or an endoscopic browlift (which will increase the distance between my eyes and brows, giving it a bigger look). Any advice would be well appreciated!

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Dr. Bilgen Katipoglu Erenoglu, MD
Plastic Surgeon
Answered on May 28, 2022
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