Upper eyelid exposure
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 Eyelid anatomy, Gray (Commons). Upper eyelid exposure is how much lid shows above the lash — a hunter/prey tell.
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Upper eyelid exposure (UEE) is how much lid skin you see between the lash line and the crease/brow complex when looking ahead.[1] Looksmaxxing hunter eyes talk wants little UEE (hooded, deep-set). A lot of show is the open, doll-like lid. It is crease anatomy, brow position, and dermatochalasis — not a bone you smash. Makeup and brow grooming fake some of it.
Pose versus anatomy
A low brow and deep orbit hide lid. Looking down into a camera fakes it. Surgery is oculoplastic. See hunter eyes and blepharoplasty.
See also
References
- ↑ Looksmaxxing. Wikipedia. Retrieved 11 September 2026.
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