Understanding the double eyelid surgical process in Singapore We know many of you will be interested in what goes on in an actual double eyelid surgery. On this page, we have collated information from various beauty blogs in Singapore to explain the process. We have also personally gone through these ourselves so we know exactly…
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How high should your double eyelids be?
Double Eyelid Profiles Everyone has a preferred double Eyelid profile which can be described in levels. It is important to know which profile suits you and what is your preferred double eyelid crease height. Level 1 Profile (Single Eyelids) To make this easier, let’s call single eyelids Level 1, which is the lowest eyelid fold you…
How To Get Non-surgical Double Eyelids
Double eyelids… everyone wants them but we’re not all lucky enough to be born with them. Well fret not, there are some non-surgical double eyelids methods of achieving bigger eyes. But first, let’s discuss the basics. Step 1 – Choose your preferred crease height The first step is to know thyself. What is your preferred…
Double Eyelid Surgery Considerations
Consider these carefully before opting for Double Eyelid Surgery in Singapore These are considerations before opting for double eyelid surgery (also known as blepharoplasty) in Singapore. Choosing your Double Eyelid fold Before going for your double eyelid surgery, we strongly recommend you test the various fold heights using the DIY home method first. These small…
Full Incision Method of Double Eyelid Surgery
What is a Full-incision Double Eyelid Surgery? It refers to the technique of performing full incision double eyelid surgery for patients with thick eyelid, severe ptosis or excess upper eyelid skin. This method is done by excising soft tissue, fixation placement of the lower eyelid structures such as the septum-levator complex, tarsal plate or the levator aponeurosis….
A mildly grouchy screed about the Gifted Education Programme
Cross-posted from my Facebook, where it lives as a friends-only note. Preface for non-Singapore readers: This piece assumes a mild level of familiarity with the Singapore education system. The Gifted Education Programme, introduced in Singapore in 1984, is a selective scheme for high-IQ children that over its history has taken in 0.5 to 1 per cent…
Rules of Survival
Be the leopard pacing its cage. Be wood, driftglass, tossed smooth by the sea. Be doomed fire casting small transparent shadows. Speak little. Write less. Bed down for the winter beneath the world’s skin. Such clever children. Such shine. You should know better.
smaller reptiles
so I’m desperately trying to teach myself Python, as well as Ruby on Rails. anyone have any really, really good resources for COMPLETE beginners? as I said to the husband, “What I need at this point is not so much Python as garter snake.”
Unreal Singapore
On ‘real Singapore’ People don’t like the use of the phrase ‘real’ Singapore, ‘real America’ etc because it implies that there is a particular mode that is more authentic than others. And yes, this goes for ad campaigns that attempt to celebrate ‘real women’ too. I’m thoroughly ticked off by the latter sort of ad…
snapshots from the Metcalf workshop day 1
This week I’m on the Metcalf Institute’s annual workshop for journalists; it’s based at the University of Rhode Island’s graduate school of oceanography, and it gets journalists out into the field to better understand how science and scientists work. Today (Monday) is the second day and the first full day; we started off with a dinner…