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Large eyes surgery
I have very large eyeballs and as a result my eyes look huge and protruding.I have had this structure since childhood.I do not have thyroid disease.Bcoz of bulging eyeballs , i look shocked and angry all the time.Like Irfan Khan's eyes (actor).
Large rotund eyes also give me a frog like eyes (pics attaced).Due to this i scrunch my eyelids/squint most of the time so that it looks smaller and less angry.this constant tensing of muscles creates temple pains.
Most of the pics are with slightly squinted eyes to make them appear normal.
Is there any minimally invasive surgery which can redce eyelid opening and position lower eyelid up.I wd really want something minimally invasive, like an outpatient procedure.
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there is nothing wrong in having big eyes...
i dont think you need any surgery
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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain
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9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there.
I can understand your concern.
I believe i have already answered this question yesterday.
Again im going to tell you the same thing. Your eyes look great the way they are.
Really looks good.
There is no such out patient procedure than can be done. Consult a plastic surgeon he will give you further details about surgery.
Best regards.
Dr. Anil kumar jain.
Bangalore.
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