SINGAPORE – Imagine going under the knife to improve the aesthetic appearance of your eyes, only to discover the results are not quite what you had expected.
That is what happened to a director of a property investment firm in 2013, after he opted for a cosmetic eye procedure called blepharoplasty to correct his ptosis, a medical condition that results in droopy eyelids.
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