Can narrow double eyelids be made wider?

In life, everyone has different requirements for eyelids. Some people like single eyelids, while others prefer double eyelids. With the advancement of technology, beauty techniques are becoming more and more advanced, and people can also turn single eyelids into double eyelids through double eyelid surgery. But there may be some minor problems with the surgery, such as narrowing of the double eyelids. If my double eyelids are narrow, can they be made wider? Learn more.

1. No

Double eyelids are usually made narrower. Currently, some patients blindly pursue wide double eyelids, or even directly ask for very "European-style" eyes. As a result, they become ugly instead of beautiful, and their eyes are very uncomfortable. We performed a large number of wide-to-narrow repairs on patients, up to 5 or more per day. The formation mechanism and rules of this ugly double eyelid have been basically summarized.

2. Double eyelids can be widened through surgery

Some people say that since you are going to have double eyelids, they have to be more obvious and wider the better. However, for double eyelids, the wider the better is not necessarily true. Only by choosing the double eyelid shape that suits you can your eyes be more beautiful. Everyone's eye shape is different, and it is important to design eyes that suit your eye shape based on the overall effect of your face shape. Everyone's eye conditions are different. Some people have thin eyes, so a more suitable double eyelid shape should be narrower. This will enhance the feminine beauty after the double eyelids are formed, giving people a sense of beauty that can be set off by the eyes.

3. Others

There are usually two situations when double eyelids are too wide or too fake: 1. The buried suture position of the buried double eyelid is too high; 2. The suture position of the double eyelid incision is too wide or high adhesion is formed. In the first case, the sutures can be simply removed, adhesions can be loosened, and a new incision and repair can be performed; in the second case, a careful and comprehensive evaluation is required before surgery.