Eyelid Hollowing Improved Through Ptosis Correction and Orbital Fat Repositioning.
Before and After Postoperative Month 3 After Ptosis Correction and Upper Eyelid Fat Repositioning. Not all eyelid hollowing is caused by volume loss—this case demonstrates how structural correction can improve hollowing without adding unnecessary volume. Eyelid hollowing in this case was not simply a matter of volume loss. Before surgery, the patie...
Why We Corrected Hollowing Without Adding Volume.
Before and After Postoperative Year 1 After Upper Eyelid Revision, Ptosis Correction, Asymmetry Correction, Upper Eyelid Fat Repositioning, and High Fold Correction. Not all hollow eyelids require added volume—this case demonstrates structural correction through repositioning rather than simple filling. A Functional Problem, Not a Volume Deficiency...
Why We Corrected Function Before Lowering the Fold.
Before and After Before Revision / After Revision Postoperative Day 268 After Revision Upper Blepharoplasty, Ptosis Correction, Epicanthoplasty, and High Fold Revision A Functional Problem At first glance, this case appeared to be a problem of a high and heavy double eyelid crease. The fold looked deep, thick, and positioned higher than what would...
Why High Fold Correction Required Structural Adjustment—Not Just Lowering the Crease.
Before and After A Functional Problem Hidden Behind a High Fold At first glance, this case appeared to be a simple issue of a high eyelid crease.The fold looked elevated, thick, and somewhat unnatural. However, what mattered was not the height of the crease itself—but the underlying cause. The patient showed signs of ptosis, with...
Why a High Fold Eyelid May Actually Be Ptosis.
Before and After A Functional Problem That Looked Like a High Fold At first glance, this case appears to be a simple high fold. The crease looks high, thick, and somewhat heavy.The eyes also appear slightly smaller and less open. Many patients would assume that the solution is to lower the crease. But that was...
Why a High Fold Eyelid May Actually Be Ptosis | Real Case (Day 7 Results)
Before and After A Functional Problem At first glance, the issue appears to be a high and deep eyelid crease. However, the more important problem in this case was not simply the height of the fold, but how the eye was being opened. Before surgery, the patient showed signs of ptosis. The eyelid did not...
Why This Lower Eyelid Result Remained Stable After One Year.
Before and After At one year after lower blepharoplasty with fat repositioning and SMAS fixation,the lower eyelid contour appears smooth and stable. There is no recurrence of bulging,no excessive hollowing,and no downward pull of the eyelid. The result does not rely on......
Why We Prioritized Symmetry Over Creating a Higher Fold.
Before and After Postoperative Month 6 After Upper Blepharoplasty and Ptosis Correction A Problem of Asymmetry, Not Size This case was not about making the eyes appear larger. The patient presented with noticeable asymmetry in eyelid opening, with one side appearing more droopy and restricted than the other. This imbalance affected both the functio...
Why We Focused on Function Rather Than Increasing the Fold.
Postoperative Month 6 After Upper Eyelid Ptosis Correction Surgery A Functional Problem, Not a Cosmetic One This case was not about making the eyes appear larger. The patient presented with limited eyelid opening due to ptosis, along with a tired appearance and reduced visibility of the pupil. While some may...
Why We Focused on Functional Eyelid Opening Rather Than Making the Eyes Bigger.
Before and After A Functional Problem, Not a Cosmetic One This case was not about making the eyes appear larger. The patient presented with limited eyelid opening due to ptosis, resulting in a heavy and fatigued appearance. While some may assume that creating a higher or more defined crease would...
