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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.
Filler to the tear trough will help the appearance to some extent. You look young, but removal of fat or fat transposition may be reasonable as well. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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...
Thank you for your question. Tingling, "electricity", and other odd sensations often accompany the process of nerve healing after facial surgery. This is normal and generally lasts a few weeks. If any pain or drainage develops, however, please see your surgeon immediately...
At 7 weeks, there may be residual swelling. Waiting 6 months or so after lower eyelid surgery is probably the prudent advice to observe...
While it is always possible that your surgeon took out too much fat from the lower eyelid surgery, it is too early to tell. Allow your eyelids to heal. Look at your before pictures and identify any asymmetries. Then, review and discuss your concerns with your surgeon. I'd recommend...
A hard ball-like bump in the upper eyelid that is painless and visible could be a chalazion or a meibomian cyst. A chalazion occurs when a meibomian gland (which secretes oil to lubricate the eye) becomes blocked, leading to swelling. Treatment typically involves warm compresses to promote...
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