Eyes look smaller and more almond-shaped after lower bleph. What is causing my issues?

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I had transconjuctival under eye fat repositioning at a Korean clinic about 4 months ago and my eyes look about 10% smaller with the outer corners having a slight slant. The doctor thinned out the fat that sits directly underneath my eyes that gives it shape and structure to make the underlying muscle more visible. I believe this is called pretarsal fat or aegyo sal and I did not ask him to alter this. Is this what is causing my issues or am I still healing?

Mats Hagstrom, MD (license on probation) · Answer

I suggest you follow up with your provider and ask him or her.
Only they know exactly what was done during the procedure.
That’s what postoperative visits are for.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD

Eyes look smaller and more almond-shaped after lower bleph. What is causing my issues?

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