I had a lower Blepharoplasty and canthoplasty (fox eye) I didn’t really want the fox eye but they said this is the only way I’ll get the desired result. Anyway I had the procedure 18 months ago and I lost the majority of feeling around my eyes. Now I am getting the feeling / movement back when I raise my eyebrows my left eye closes involuntarily. I have been back to see the surgeon and he has said I will just need to treat it with Botox for THE REST OF MY LIFE! Please tell me there is a fix!?
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Looking at the photos I think that you might have ptosis as well. If so this also has to be corrected. For scleral show the best and most reliable solution would be a canthopexy with upper eyelid incision, in a close proximity to lateral eye canthus, for better and precise control. With temporal...
We should be able to improve that quite a bit. The scar can be revised, volume can be improved, and symmetry can be made better. There are many options.
It is hard to assess fully without examination in person, but it is not uncommon to have more wrinkles after lower lid blepharoplasty with fat removal and/or transposition. Skin pinch with canthopexy or canthoplasty can help reduce wrinkles. Botox can also help reduce the dynamic wrinkling that...
