Eye-opening correction: photographs through six months · Case 085

Looking at the photographs

At the one-week visit, the patient reported having stitches removed and finding it easier to open the eyes after eye-opening correction. The patient also described a change in the eye-corner contour, from a squared appearance to a more pointed shape. At two weeks, the patient again reported easier opening. The three-week and one-month notes mention comments that the overall expression looked softer. At two months, the patient said the eyelashes had become more visible. Photographs continue through three and six months, but no written account accompanies those later stages. The notes do not establish the exact surgical technique used for the corner change.

Treatment details

Lighting, camera angle, expression and makeup vary between photographs. The follow-up labels follow the clinic-supplied folders. Procedure and recovery details are drawn from the accompanying patient account, not an operative report.

Collection reference: ANS-085