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Plastic surgeryPublished 2026-10-12

What if your eyelids cover your pupils? How to refresh sleepy-looking eyes.

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  • If the upper eyelid excessively covers the pupil, it not only gives a stuffy impression, but also causes forehead wrinkles to deepen or eye fatigue to accumulate easily as you continuously use your forehead muscles when opening your eyes.
  • One method to consider to alleviate these functional and aesthetic frustrations is eye shape correction.

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What if your eyelids cover your pupils? How to refresh sleepy-looking eyes.

  • If the upper eyelid excessively covers the pupil, it not only gives a stuffy impression, but also causes forehead wrinkles to deepen or eye fatigue to accumulate easily as you continuously use your forehead muscles when opening your eyes.
  • One method to consider to alleviate these functional and aesthetic frustrations is eye shape correction.

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