asian blepharoplasty造句

• Through the East Asian blepharoplasty cosmetic surgery procedure, Asian women can permanently alter the structure of their eyelid.
• :Asian blepharoplasty is not restricted to Japanese; it is used by many Asian groups .-- talk ) 00 : 41, 23 June 2008 ( UTC)
• A procedure to remove the epicanthal fold ( i . e . an epicanthoplasty ) is often performed in conjunction with an East Asian blepharoplasty.
• Practitioners of East Asian blepharoplasty include plastic surgeons ( facial plastic and reconstructive surgeons ), otolaryngologists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, and ophthalmologists ( oculoplastic surgeons ).
• To create this illusion, women may wear large contact lenses, false eyelashes, dramatic eye makeup, and even have an East Asian blepharoplasty, commonly known as double eyelid surgery.
• "East Asian blepharoplasty ", also known as " double eyelid surgery ", is a type of cosmetic surgery where the skin around the eye is reshaped ( blepharoplasty ).
• East Asian blepharoplasty ( double eyelid surgery ) is a procedure used to create a supratarsal epicanthic fold in the upper eyelid of the patient who lacks such a crease.
• In general, the hourlong process of Asian blepharoplasty involves excising a crescent-or tilde-shaped piece of skin out of the eyelid, removing some of the underlying fat, and then stitching the sides back together.
• Cosmetic practises, such as skin-bleaching among ethnic groups such as Indians, relaxers for African-Americans, and Asian blepharoplasty have been attributed to internalized racism, although these claims are controversial and have been described as ethnocentric.
• In before-and-after photographs widely circulated in the media, her appearance was indeed radically altered, in particular her eyes, which were given double eyelids to give her a more occidental appearance ( see Asian blepharoplasty ).
• Though the procedure is also used to reinforce muscle and tendon tissues surrounding the eye, the operative goal of East Asian blepharoplasty is to remove the adipose and linear tissues underneath and surrounding the eyelids in order to crease the upper eyelid.