Have asymmetric eyelids, one monolid and one double-lid. Is it possible to get them to look alike? (photo)

Hello!"Exactly the same" may be difficult to achieve since most bilateral structures are typically not exactly the same.  However, it is possible to give you more symmetry by creating a pretarsal crease + possibly ptosis repair on the left eyelid to match your right eyelid. It'd be best to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon who is experienced in performing Asian upper eyelid surgery to discuss your options.  Good luck!Goretti H. Taghva MD FACS

No two eyes, ears and breasts are the same. Making them exactly the same is often a very very difficult task indeed but what is more important is the overall balance and harmony. Often having both eyes operated on is a better solution and possibly get more of a result you desire.
Wish you the best in your journey,
Dr Leo Kim, Specialist Plastic Surgeon in Sydney

Hi there. Greetings from the UK. Yes of course. You'd be after double eyelid surgery only to your left upper eyelid. Things to say: if anything it makes a lot of the surgical planning a bit simpler for the surgeon as all we need to do is give you a new right upper eyelid surgical crease with a configuration to match the dominant natural crease of the left and then ablating any accessory creases on the right to make it look tidier. My advice though is to see an oculoplastic surgeon ideally who can demonstrate that they've done this sort of case before as it need to be fairly precise work, be minimally invasive. I would recommend an incisional technique for my patients, forming new crease only with no skin excision. Good luck and best wishes. David