Who is a good candidate for this surgery, and who should avoid it?

Good candidates are healthy adults with no active eye infections, realistic expectations, and a desire for a more defined double eyelid or reduced inner-corner fold. Ideal patients often have monolids, asymmetrical creases, or prominent epicanthal folds. Contraindications include uncontrolled diabetes, bleeding disorders, severe dry eye, glaucoma, or a history of keloid scarring. A thorough consultation with a board-certified surgeon is essential to assess individual anatomy and medical history.