Eyes have bad result after face/eyebrow lift. What can be done to improve them? (Photo)

I agree that your eyes have a slightly different shape posrooeratoveky and the combination of prolonged recovery and change in shape suggest that an aggressive lifting of the eyelid muscles and midface were done which can produce a more slanted narrower eyelid. The shake can improve slightly over at least a year. The solution will be complex and involve reevalating tne tissues in a deep ola e ( not subperiosteal and allowing them to relax: avoid extensive dissection through the eyelid but more from a facelift approach at the anterior edge of the ear. But is a complex problem. I Woukd get several opinions, and choose very experienced surgeons. . With waiting a massage you may still get some improvement in shape as the tissues relax.

I think you can just have another upper blepharoplasty to correct the location of the scars and take out the extra skin you have left. An in person examination would be best.

I would recommend a revision upper and lower eyelid blepharoplasty. I would highly recommend finding a board-certified or board-eligible plastic surgeon with 6 years of integrated plastic surgery residency training and aesthetic fellowship training. This highly differs from all other specialties who claim to be plastic surgeons including "facial plastic surgeon", "oculoplastic surgeon", "cosmetic surgeons", and other imposters out there. Best of luck!

You understand that it is very difficult to give a complete analysis in the absence of a physical examination and operative notes. My suggestion is that you seek a 2nd opinion, with operative notes in hand in order to address your concerns. I would guess that you had a supperisoteal midface lift and possibly fat grafting based on the photos.

It is difficult to tell from your photo, but you may have some scarring that is contributing to the appearance of you upper eyelids. It's essential to maintain open and honest communication with your surgeon to discuss your concerns and explore the best options for revision or improvement. Sometimes, a combination of surgical and non-surgical treatments may be recommended to achieve the desired results. Seeking a second opinion from another qualified surgeon can also be beneficial if you are unsure about the proposed solutions. Remember that results can vary, and revision procedures should be performed by experienced plastic surgeons.

To make an accurate assessment regarding the outcome of a plastic surgery procedure we need to see proper quality before and after pictures. If you don’t have before and after pictures and ask you certain to forward the pictures they took. You should also follow up with your provider and have him or her address your concerns. According to your post, your pictures were taken on your on cell phone. Did you have an in person follow up with your surgeon?
Following up with your own provider would be the first step in discussing your outcome. After that you can seek second opinion consultations. For a second opinion, consultations patient should come prepared to bring in with them a complete set up before and after pictures and a copy of your operative report. These can be obtained from your provider if you request them.
The outcome of the plastic surgery procedures are generally based on two variables. Those variables on the patient’s candidacy for the procedure in the first place, and the second one being the skill and experience of the provider.
Understanding your own candidacy for the procedures, you had to help understand what the procedure can, or cannot accomplish.
All people have facial asymmetry, and sometimes people do not recognize their own asymmetry until after surgery when they look critically at their face.
Most people have their left eyesocket, sitting higher in their skull than the right, and typically the left brow response by sitting higher as well. When discussing concerns about the outcome of plastic surgery procedures, it’s important for patients to be as precise as possible regarding their dislike. Understanding what a procedure can, and cannot accomplish, can help greatly in increasing overall patient satisfaction.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD