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Canthopexy by itself will not raise the lower eyelids unless the corner of the eye is also pinched which is not desired. What truly raises the lower eyelids is lower eyelid retraction surgery which can be combined with canthopexy or canthoplasty.
Wnile there are serval procedures to try and create that look, a lateral canthopexy being just one of them (lower lid raising by lamellar grafting and brow bone augmentation being the other), realistically that is not an achievable goal to the degree that most young men would like to achieve.
Broadly speaking, restrictive strabismus (eye motility problems due to scar tether) can occur with eyelid surgery. Without seeing your photos, it's hard to tell whether you have pseudo-strabismus (the appearance of eye motility/alignment problems usually due to the eyelid...
Every surgery requires expertise and scarring or notches after stye removal can occur -- no procedure is ever without risks or unfortunate outcomes. In my practice removing styes is cosmetic surgery and patients seek me out to prevent the kind of result you now have -- i've seen this kind of...
Thank you for your question!You are still very fresh from surgery and although you've provided photos, you won't be able to see the result a this moment in time as you still have swelling from the procedure. If revision surgery is required, your surgeon would typically wait 6 months+ before y...
Without seeing what your eyelids looked like before surgery it is difficult to tell exactly what is going on. However, I do see multiple contour irregularities and what may be festoons of the lower eyelids. Most of the swelling should be gone within 4 weeks after surgery (although not in...
From the photo it appears you have festoons. They are difficult to treat but sometimes can be improved with laser treatments. Sometimes filler can help, but if done incorrectly can actually make them appear more pronounced. Surgery would be the last resort. I encourage you to meet with an e...
It's difficult to say without the benefit of a formal evaluation. This is my expertise and a huge portion of my practice. Asymmetry is normal and expected. See an expert who does facial shaping with surgical and non surgical methods to get a comprehensive option. Best, Dr. Emer.