11 months ago
There are several different blepharoplasty techniques, some of which may allow you to wear make up one week after surgery. You need to check with your surgeon to see if you had one of these techniques.
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It depends on the type of procedure
Kenneth R. Francis, MD answers: Wearing makeup post-Blepharoplasty
I had Blepharoplasty 4 days ago, and need to go back to work next week. I have read everywhere that I'm not supposed to wear any eye make up for 2 - 3 weeks. But if my skin looks sealed and healed by next week, is there any reason I can't wear make up sooner?
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A: Avoid Cosmetics
11 months ago
Make up can irritate the incision.
You should speak with your surgeon for further details. You may be allowed to wear make-up earlier in your particular case.
Seeing your surgeon before applying cosmetics is important, especially if you want to put it on so soon before the recommended wait time.
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A: check with your doctor
11 months ago
There are different procedures that would allow you to apply make-up but only your doctor can tell you for sure.
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A: Blepharoplasty and make-up
7 months ago
Until the incisions are completely healed, I would avoid make-up. Rubbing make-up can open incisions and also can cause an infection. Give it two weeks at least. If you are concerned about the bruising, then you can probably by cover up to blend the lowest part of the lower lid and cheek, but I would not put any makeup near your incisions.
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