Swelling eyelids after 2 weeks Asian blepharoplasty

Thanks for your question.Asian eyelid surgery is a common procedure in our practice.In you case, you would need some skin removal along with eyelid fold creation.  You would also benefit from elongating the inner corner of your eyes, a procedure called medial epicanthoplasty.  You should be a...

Thank you for sharing your question. It is possible to achieve the appearance you desire. See a very experienced Asian eyelid surgeon for comprehensive evaluation, discussion of goals and planning an appropriate treatment.Good luck,

You have very natural looking, open, Asian eyelids. As you can see from multiple responses, all the experts disagree that you have small eyes. I would recommend that you stay away from a surgeon's knife.

Jujifruit783, after four surgeries, I think it's a good idea to wait for the scars to soften in your lids.  Revisional surgery is possible, but it usually requires a bit more excess upper eyelid skin.  With your lids any incision may lead to more scarring and skin shrinkage as it heals.  ...

Serinatang, it appears that the issue you are having is due to ptosis.  This is a condition in which the levator muscle, which elevates the eyelids, is not working adequately.  In your case I would suspect that the sutures that were placed into your lids are the problem.  Your crease appears ok...

Yuchang89, the major problem with sutured creases is that they do have a tendency to revert back to the pre-crease days because the suture breaks and/or the scar line never really establishes itself.  The best option is to get an incisional crease procedure.  This will produce a scar which w...