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Thank you for your question. Their are many different variations of lower eyelid blepharoplasty and some some of the techniques used may change the shape of the eye but this usually involves and elevation of the canthus laterally. Most lower eyelid surgery involves removal or repositioning of the eyelid fat pads and removal or tightening of the lower eyelid skin. I hope that helps.RegardsDr Guy Watts
So it shouldn't. There are elements of the operation like canthopexy that can upturn the corners of the eye which tends to make them look 'smiley' but not specifically smaller. The aim of the operation is a general freshening of the eye area rather than a change in size.Hope that helps. Adam Goodwin
More details about your surgery is necessary. Did you have fat grafting or redrawing to the lower lids? This may represent the fat placed in the area.
A chalazion is essentially a clogged oil gland along the lash line. These usually resolve on their own, but sometimes the chalazion encapsulates itself and becomes more of a cyst instead of a stye. Since yours has been there for so long, it is most likely cystic and should not be considered...
It looks like you have lower lid malposition, and from your description this I likely congenital (aka you were born with it). This isn't what necessarily lends to an "Asian" eye though. You can undergo a procedure where the lower lid is repositioned, but bear in mind this will reduce the show of...