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Thank you for asking your question. The fat does not return following Asian blepharoplasty, but additional fat that surrounds the eyes begins to fall again after 10 years. See a very experienced Oculoplastic Surgeon who treats many Asian patients for consultation in person. The biggest concern is not to take off too much skin or fat.Good luck,
No, your fat won't return Asian eyelid surgery. If fact be careful you don't take too much.Chase Lay, MD
Hello and thank you for your question. Fat from the upper eyelid will not return after you have gone through eyelid surgery. With aging, fat may droop near your eye area. If you still have concerns, you should consult with a surgeon who has had extensive experiences. Best of luck!
You are still swollen and it is too soon to evaluate your final result. You should follow with your original surgeon.
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...
It certainly would depend on your anatomy and goals as well as a few other factors but creating a very low crease that is almost undetectable is usually possible. I had a Korean patient recently ask me for a crease that was not visible when looking forward but only when looking down. She...
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.
Morning jujifruitIt may be possible but your really want to wait to do anything else. I perform A LOT of revision work from various parts of the globe and lowering a crease can be a little unpredictable. You may be able to lower it and get a more tapered look but I can't tell without an in p...
Thank you for the photos. It looks from your photos that you had incision technique and a medial epicanthoplasty. Your case is a little tough in that you'd definitely need an inperson evaluation. You may have ptosis of the left eye or loose pre-tarsal skin making the to eyes appear di...