Is it possible for me to get large eyelids like Marilyn Monroe? I'm going to slim my nose too. I want an Ethiopian look (Photo)

The puffiness you see here is due to fat which is present in the lid.  When it is this pronounced a surgery can be done to move that fat into the tear trough to make it appear smooth.  At age 18, you may do well with some filler which can be put into the trough to make the...

From your photo, it appears that you do not have a well formed crease on your right upper eyelid. As a result, the skin is hanging over your lashes and giving the impression of eyelid ptosis, without truly being ptosis. "Asian Blepharoplasty" is likely the solution, to create a so called...

 I see my patients frequently. I see them at 5-7 days, 2-3 weeks, 3 months, 6 months and then annually. If my patients have any problems I see them daily or if needed. Follow-ups after Blepharoplasty will depend on your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who performed your surgery.

It doesn't appear like you have much fat on the lower lids anymore.  And the darkness is due to the blood vessels beneath, which is genetic and rarely has anything that gets rid of it completely.  My suggestion is to see a skin care expert to start you on light laser treatments (clear...

Best to seek in person consultation from an oculoplastic specialist to go over your concerns and goals. One eye can appear larger than the other either from one eye being more bulgy or the other eye being more droopy or other factors. The treatment depends on the exact problem.  For bulgy...

However, it is not so bad as to be considered functional ptosis. For this reason, it is unlikely that Medicaid would approve your surgery. Generally an upper eyelid positioned more than 2.0 mm above the center of the cornea, is not considered functional ptosis.  It if is not functional, it...