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Asian Blepharoplasty
Asian blepharoplasty is also known as Asian eyelid surgery or Asian eyelid lift. This particular facet of
Asian cosmetic surgery
is concerned with preserving the natural ethnic features of the Asian eye, while still imparting all the benefits of traditional eyelid surgical correction. Asian eyelids are not immune to the effects of aging, wrinkles and sagging, although they may be more resistant to them than some other eyes. Treating the eyelid aesthetic needs of Asian patients requires specialized experience dealing with the particular parameters which define that lovely Asian eye shape.
What is Asian Blepharoplasty?
Asian eyelid surgery is geared towards Asian ethnicities which stand to benefit from lifting procedures on the upper eyelid and aesthetic improvement of the lower eyelid. Although the technique is identical to any other form of blepharoplasty performed on non-Asian patients, the exact incisions used and the treatment provided may differ slightly to accommodate a different shaped eye. Asian patients who undergo cosmetic surgery on their face using a surgeon who is unfamiliar with Asian aesthetics risk losing part of their inherent beauty and cultural identity. It is always wise to seek surgical treatment from a care provider who fully understands the unique perspective of Asian anatomy and has extensive experience working on actual Asian patients. This is, of course, unless the patient chooses to lose their Asian look and appear to look more western…
Asian Blepharoplasty Information
Like all
eyelid surgeries,
Asian procedures have certain risks, most of which are minor and temporary. Some patients suffer dryness in the eyes, itching or altered sensation which may be temporary or permanent. Rare, but serious consequences of unsuccessful surgery include
scarring
and the inability to fully open or close the eyes correctly. It is always advised to discuss all potential risks with your surgeon, as well as their recommendations for recovery, in order to insure the best results possible after your operation.
Asian Blepharoplasty Advice
Asian patients face unique challenges when seeking
facial surgery
in the aesthetic sector. Most patients (not all) do not want to lose the natural features which define them ethnically, but still choose to better their appearance by enhancing their face for a younger and more vibrant visage. In these cases, using an Asian surgeon or one trained in dealing with the Asian face is highly recommended. For patients who are interested in purposefully westernizing their features, it is also advised to seek specialized care from a doctor who has vast amounts of real world expertise in “ethnic conversion” procedures. No matter what type of look you want to achieve, make sure you consult with a
board certified plastic surgeon
to optimize the chances for fully satisfying results.
Asian Blepharoplasty to Breast Surgery
1/21/11 Revised 6/12/11
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