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The answer is that it very much depends on how your eyes are slanted. There are options. But the best option for you will very much depend on why your eyes are slanted. It is not simply an issue of performing a canthoplasty. The shape of the cheek bone may need to be altered.
Interesting question. There are procedures that address slanted eyes. These procedures are popular in Asia where many Asians want to look more Caucasian. Both the slant and the crease of the upper eyelid can be addressed. I suggest you seek the opinion of a Facial Plastic Surgeon who has significant experience with the Asian population since this is not a common procedure that most plastic surgeons perform. You need to find a surgeon who has a lot of experience with these types of procedures.
The photo you sent appears to demonstrate bulges of the lower eyelid which respond well to surgical treatment. Blepharoplast performed through a transconjunctival approach can usually make eyelids like this look better. Botox will not help your situatio. Perhaps what you are calling a...
You have left upper eyelid ptosis after surgery. Unless the surgeon specifically did something to correct the left upper eyelid ptosis at the time of the eyelid surgery, this will persist after you heal. This is why you carry your left eyebrow higher than the right. In the...
This type of sensation does seem unusual but should get better over time. I would try massage to decrease the sensitivity.
