How can the lateral corners of my eyes be returned to a more natural position? (Photo)

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I had an upper bleph and the lateral corners are turned down. What will it take to return them to the more natural position.

Kenneth D. Steinsapir, MD · Answer

WIth a history of upper blepharoplasty and Latisse use, the reconstruction you need may or may not be possible. It is not a simple matter of injecting fat grafts into the upper eyelid which was a response someone provided to you. You have Post Upper Blepharoplasty Syndrome: hollow upper eyelid, high upper eyelid crease, upper eyelid ptosis, and a compensatory eyebrow elevation. The most important factor in reconstruction eyelid in this situation is how much anterior fat do you retain? That must be assessed in an in person consultation. Even if your upper eyelid fold can not be fully restored, the upper eyelid ptosis can be repaired and the crease can be appropriately lowered. For that reason, I would encourage you to consider the consultation and the reconstruction if you are a candidate for surgery. The article I am attaching has been read over 40,000 times.

How can the lateral corners of my eyes be returned to a more natural position? (Photo)

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