My left eye is a single eyelid, but my right eye has way more eyelid and sometimes can become a triple fold that won't go away no matter how I try to fix at it. What type of procedure would it take to make my right eyelid the same as my left one? And roughly how much would it cost?
May 29, 2016
Answer: Tarsal fold variations Often in Asians the skin is not attached to the tarsal plate, or cartilage that forms the support of the eyelid. On one side it appears as you wish it and the other the skin appears unattached. There is a difference in the fat compartments as well that must be addressed. There may actually not be any difference in the amount of skin, just its distribution. Prices will vary but this is a procedure that can generally be done under local anesthesia with sedation.
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May 29, 2016
Answer: Tarsal fold variations Often in Asians the skin is not attached to the tarsal plate, or cartilage that forms the support of the eyelid. On one side it appears as you wish it and the other the skin appears unattached. There is a difference in the fat compartments as well that must be addressed. There may actually not be any difference in the amount of skin, just its distribution. Prices will vary but this is a procedure that can generally be done under local anesthesia with sedation.
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May 31, 2016
Answer: Blepharoplasty A Left upper lid blepharoplasty with excess skin excision and new fold creation. There may be a need to operate on the right upper lid also to gain equality. The cost would be 3,000 for one lid and 5,800 for both if needed.
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May 31, 2016
Answer: Blepharoplasty A Left upper lid blepharoplasty with excess skin excision and new fold creation. There may be a need to operate on the right upper lid also to gain equality. The cost would be 3,000 for one lid and 5,800 for both if needed.
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