Hello, I went in for a consultation for an upper and lower blepharoplasty recently. The doctor brought in a staff member who had the procedure done by him and her eyes looked great and very natural. However, she had the longest, deepest crow’s feet I’ve ever seen. It made me wonder if when the eyelid skin is cut and then pulled up and sutured in, does it make the crows feet worse or add crows feet?
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You had a fairly distinct upper eyelid crease prior to surgery, though a bit low and with some asymmetry. Post-surgery it appears that your eyelid skin has lost its connection with the underlying muscle, therefore giving you the appearance of multiple creases. As you correctly identified, the...
I do not agree with the individuals who have answered you. It is possible to reconstruct these over-resected upper eyelids. The skin you need to have an innie eyelid like your surgery result is about the skin you need to have an outie eyelid like your presurgical eyelid. A detailed, in person...
Best on your one only posted photo of the teardrop deformity or denting is noted. Best to return to see operative surgeon for revision of the surgery with more crafting or Injection of H a fillers. Fees range from 1000 thousand to 2000 $. Best of virtual consult with.