Pearl Said:

how would plastic eye surgery work?

We Answered:

There would be some discomfort but no real pain. I've had about 10 surgeries including eyelid surgery and cataract surgery on my eyes and none of the surgeries were painful. Make sure you go to a board certified plastic surgeon. Your doctor would give you a better idea of what your eye would look like after surgery. Good luck. 2D

Vicki Said:

BIGGER EYE PLASTIC SURGERY?

We Answered:

the thing for asians is different. Most Asians have a second flap of skin on top of their eyelid (that sounds weirder then it looks) and they have that removed so that they have a smoother eyelid, making their eyes look wider and more open.

I'm not sure about making eyes bigger. They may be able to pull skin to make them look larger but that could get freaky looking....you should try new makeup techniques and false eyelashes first.

Marlene Said:

liposuction , laser eye surgery, plastic surgery done in another country?

We Answered:

I highly do NOT recommend going outside of the USA or Canada. I cannot stress it enough to you not to have any of those surgeries outside of North America.

Elsie Said:

Is it rude to ask a Korean or Japanese girl if they had plastic/eye surgery?

We Answered:

It's not rude. You said you've been to both countries many times. If that's true, you would know that it's a fairly standard greeting to comment on someone's looks: "Your face is looking a little fat." "You've put on a bit of weight since last time I saw you." "Wow, you've really slimmed down." etc.

The point is that you're paying attention. That's what people want to see. If you're paying attention to people's eyes, they'll notice that your level of awareness is a bit higher than others' and even if they don't particularly like the comment, will feel safer around you than others.

Lloyd Said:

what if i want plastic eye surgery?

We Answered:

Another thing that is mistakenly called lazy eye is ptosis. This is where the eye lid droops. This can sometimes be repaired with plastic surgery. Surgery works only if the lid is positioned wrong but all of the muscles and nerves work. Unfortunately if your friend has had this condition all of his life, he may be missing some of the nerves or muscles that control the eyelid. If this is the case, raising the eyelid would keep it from closing. That would be a much worse situation than what he has now.