
What is the appropriate age for double eyelid surgery?
I'm not very satisfied with my single eyelids, as I always feel my eyes are not big or expressive enough. I often use eyelid glue to create the appearance of double eyelids, but I don't think this is a sustainable solution. Recently, I've started considering undergoing surgery to permanently change the shape of my eyes. I would like to know at what age it's appropriate to have double eyelid surgery.

Dble eyelid surgery is a common cosmetic procedure that can improve the appearance of the eyes, making them look larger and more expressive. Generally, the suitable age for undergoing double eyelid surgery is after puberty, typically after the age of 18. This is because, at this stage, the facial bones have largely matured, and the skin around the eyes is relatively stable, resulting in longer-lasting and more natural surgical outcomes.
For individuals over the age of 18, if they are in good health and have no eye diseases or other serious medical conditions, they have generally reached an appropriate age for double eyelid surgery. Before deciding on surgery, it is recommended to consult with a qualified plastic surgeon to fully understand the risks, recovery process, and potential complications associated with the procedure. Additionally, psychological preparation is important, and patients should have realistic expectations regarding the surgical outcome, recognizing that all surgical procedures carry some degree of risk, and the final results may take some time to become fully apparent. When considering surgery, factors such as age, physical condition, surgical risks, and postoperative care should be thoroughly evaluated, and a well-informed decision should be made under the guidance of a qualified physician.