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The lower eyelids can be lowered in a way that can show more of the white of the eye. This would be done with a few stitches under the eyelashes that should heal well.
Lowering the eyelid to show sclera will cause you dry eye. The lower eyelid needs to rest at the limbus of the eye for the purpose of protecting the eye. Mess with this at risk of you eye health. Don't do this to yourself and don't let a well meaning surgeon stupidly do this to you. You would actually benefit from upper eyelid ptosis surgery to brighten your eye appearance. That of course the opposite aesthetic that you are asking about. Stay safe out there.
It is possible that you have ptosis causing your eyes to be uneven. This is a condition where a muscle in the upper eyelid becomes weakened and allows the eyelid to fall lower across the eyeball than it should. This condition can be corrected with a surgical procedure. I would recommend...
It’s fat loss. The treatment is filler, and then if you like the filler, then fat grafting. Unfortunately there are no topical treatments that will work.
Thank you very much for your answer, in your case I recommend carrying out a treatment in combination of techniques and technologies that allow us to object to a rejuvenation of the look, in this case it would be botox to control the lines of expression of the eye contour and associate it with a...
HiYou pose an interesting question. Pulling the skin and heating it with brow treatments such as waxing, plucking and electrolysis can over time, impact on the quality of the skin. The technique to prevent damage with plucking is to hold the skin taught and this generally makes the procedure...
Hi GiornoIn the picture of how you are now, you appear to have a more projected, and more prominent orbit (the skeleton of the face in which the eyeball sits), and your eye is further forward on your right than the left. This makes the position of the eyebrow and the relative balance of the...
CHEL is an acronym for "canthoplasty horizontal eyelid lengthening." Guy Massry uses this expression on his website. It is not otherwise adopted in the field for what is a very commonly performed surgery: lateral canthoplasty. He proposes this surgery for eyelids that have a very particular...
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