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Am I a good candidate for epicanthoplasty? (Photo)

GustatorygracieApr 4, 2023
Would I be a good candidate for Epicanthoplasty? I would like to be rid of my Mongolian fold. I already have natural double eyelids? How would this procedure affect the look of my nose?

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Selcuk Inanli, MD

Hello! Thank you for your question.In the photos your eyes look good. For your nose I recommend revision rhinoplasty. For elevate the tip we need to use rib or ear cartilage reconstruction. Best Regards!

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Thank you for your question.Based on the photo provided, your upper eyelid unevenness may be a normal asymmetry that many people have but sometimes it can be a condition called ptosis, which is characterised by a sagging or drooping of the upper eyelid. Ptosis can occur for various reasons,...

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