I was wondering If a blepharoplasty would suit me for my concerns.
Answer: Your issues do not relate to deep set eyes. In the first picture, you are showing profound forehead compensation. What is going on here is that you have bilateral mild upper eyelid ptosis. That is causing the compensatory eyebrow elevation. You have really minimal extra skin and tissue in the upper eyelid. However, addressing the upper eyelid ptosis with an anterior levator resection ptosis surgery with an anchor blepharoplasty to set a lower upper eyelid crease will allow the eyebrows to relax. These are surgical details not found in the blepharoplasties of most eyelid surgeons who think their job is removing eyelid skin. Your eyes can be your best feature.
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Answer: Your issues do not relate to deep set eyes. In the first picture, you are showing profound forehead compensation. What is going on here is that you have bilateral mild upper eyelid ptosis. That is causing the compensatory eyebrow elevation. You have really minimal extra skin and tissue in the upper eyelid. However, addressing the upper eyelid ptosis with an anterior levator resection ptosis surgery with an anchor blepharoplasty to set a lower upper eyelid crease will allow the eyebrows to relax. These are surgical details not found in the blepharoplasties of most eyelid surgeons who think their job is removing eyelid skin. Your eyes can be your best feature.
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Answer: Blepharoplasty with subtle ptosis repair You have mild upper eyelid ptosis (droop). An conservative upper blepharoplasty (removing excess skin) will definitely help, but you may also benefit from a ptosis repair that can open your eyes. Seek a surgeon that is experienced in both external and internal ptosis repair procedures so that you can get an unbiased opinion of what is best for you.
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Answer: Blepharoplasty with subtle ptosis repair You have mild upper eyelid ptosis (droop). An conservative upper blepharoplasty (removing excess skin) will definitely help, but you may also benefit from a ptosis repair that can open your eyes. Seek a surgeon that is experienced in both external and internal ptosis repair procedures so that you can get an unbiased opinion of what is best for you.
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July 22, 2020
Answer: Upper blepharoplasty in young person You may benefit from upper blepharoplasty which can be done under local anesthesia with quick healing as shown in the video. Need evaluation to determine.
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July 22, 2020
Answer: Upper blepharoplasty in young person You may benefit from upper blepharoplasty which can be done under local anesthesia with quick healing as shown in the video. Need evaluation to determine.
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July 22, 2020
Answer: I have deep set eyes. Can I get a blepharoplasty? I want my lid to be more visible and less fleshy Excessive or 'redundant' asymmetric upper eyelid skin is very typical finding that some patients have genetically while in others it develops with aging.
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July 22, 2020
Answer: I have deep set eyes. Can I get a blepharoplasty? I want my lid to be more visible and less fleshy Excessive or 'redundant' asymmetric upper eyelid skin is very typical finding that some patients have genetically while in others it develops with aging.
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July 22, 2020
Answer: Upper blepharoplasty for a more feminine and attractive face. Upper blepharoplasty for a more feminine and attractive face. Yes this will remove the excess skin and open up your eyes. See a very experienced surgeon for this who has done hundreds of these surgeries with natural results.
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July 22, 2020
Answer: Upper blepharoplasty for a more feminine and attractive face. Upper blepharoplasty for a more feminine and attractive face. Yes this will remove the excess skin and open up your eyes. See a very experienced surgeon for this who has done hundreds of these surgeries with natural results.
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