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It is not possible to reliably create an epicanthal fold. I have seen the story related to the photos you have posted and do not believe this story. It is impossible without the benefit for photoshop to achieve this result. Don't destroy your appearance with surgeries that are doomed to failure.
The answer is YES, of course an epicanthal fold can be created surgically. The more important question is, “Can naturally beautiful and symmetric epicanthal folds be created surgically?” In the vast history of surgical innovation, adventure, and misadventure, I’m aware of no established time tested relatively safe and predictable published solutions. However, because you’re in San Diego, we can discuss in the more appropriate forum of office consultation if you wish.
I recommend PRP(platelet-rich-plasma) treatment for you. PRP helps the bags, under eyes darkness and the tear troughs. It is quick procedure that takes 20-30 minutes.
As we age, our eyelids naturally sag and droop. A combination approach would be best to see visible improvement. In terms of non-surgical treatment options, I would recommend a Chemical Brow Lift (using Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, or Jeuveau) and filler injections to rejuvenate the temples, eyebrow,...
Hello socco66,Placing a gold weight on the upper eyelid does help in closing the eyelid to protect the cornea. However, just from looking at your pictures it is hard for me to say its the right procedure for you. A detailed exam needs to be performed. My suggestion is to seek out an expert...
Thanks for your question.I believe a gentle chemical peel wound be the best, but you may need a series of peels for best results. You may also be a candidate for a dermal filler. See an expert injector/physician for the best recommendation. Best wishes. Dr. ALDO
Thank you for your question and photo. Yes, I do see the asymmetry that you are noticing; however, what is most important is whether or not it bothers you. If you look closely, many many people have facial asymmetry just like yours. Some people might say that symmetry is beauty, but actually if...
Styes, AKA chalazion, are clogged oil glands. While some of them may resolve on their own, some require medical intervention. At this point, this is a chronic chalazion and I would recommend either injecting with kenalog or surgically removing it. Best to seek an oculoplastic...
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