Two and a half years ago now, I woke up and my right eye looked a little puffy, as if I had been crying. I also seemed to had developed a third eyelid. The strange thing about my eye is that the crease changes, some days its more prominent than others & maybe once a month it will disappear completely. My optometrist flipped my eyelid up and said everything looked normal. When I do yoga, it sometimes disappears for a day. Could it be an oxygen problem? Is there a nonsurgical way to fix this?
May 21, 2015
Answer: Multiple creases The only way to fix this issue is through surgery. Be sure to have your eyelids evaluated by a board certified surgeon with expertise in revision eyelid surgery.
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May 21, 2015
Answer: Multiple creases The only way to fix this issue is through surgery. Be sure to have your eyelids evaluated by a board certified surgeon with expertise in revision eyelid surgery.
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May 21, 2015
Answer: Multiple creases in the Asian eyelid This is a very common occurrence and probably 20-30% of my Asian eyelid surgery cases are for this problem specifically. It tends to come on or happen To patient's The little later in life such as their 30s or 40s. However, I see it earlier quite often as well.Basically you need upper eyelid surgery to create a single uniform crease. I would certainly stick with someone who is an expert in Asian eyelid surgery by myself. Closer to your area of California would be Charles Lee, MD. in any case the surgery can be performed under local anesthesia in your sutures should be out within about 7 days.Best of luck. I'll attach a link to the case similar to yoursChase Lay, MDAsian eyelid surgery specialist
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May 21, 2015
Answer: Multiple creases in the Asian eyelid This is a very common occurrence and probably 20-30% of my Asian eyelid surgery cases are for this problem specifically. It tends to come on or happen To patient's The little later in life such as their 30s or 40s. However, I see it earlier quite often as well.Basically you need upper eyelid surgery to create a single uniform crease. I would certainly stick with someone who is an expert in Asian eyelid surgery by myself. Closer to your area of California would be Charles Lee, MD. in any case the surgery can be performed under local anesthesia in your sutures should be out within about 7 days.Best of luck. I'll attach a link to the case similar to yoursChase Lay, MDAsian eyelid surgery specialist
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