How long does it take eyelashes to grow back after eyelid surgery? Will they grow back in the natural direction?
Answer: Eyelashes should not be impacted
The eyelashes should not be impacted by blepharoplasty, unless they are inadvertently transected, in which case they should regrow.
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The eyelashes should not be impacted by blepharoplasty, unless they are inadvertently transected, in which case they should regrow.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Eyelash regrowth following eyelid surgery Thank you for the very good question. Patients are often concerned about their cut lashes or burned lashes following eyelid surgery. The good news is that the lashes grow back normal within 2 months and usually even sooner.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Eyelash regrowth following eyelid surgery Thank you for the very good question. Patients are often concerned about their cut lashes or burned lashes following eyelid surgery. The good news is that the lashes grow back normal within 2 months and usually even sooner.
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October 28, 2011
Answer: Eyelash loss after blepharoplasty Unless the hair follicle is breached, the eyelashes should not need to grow back. If the follicles are damaged, then the result would remain to be seen. It is important to undergo blepharoplasty by a board certified plastic or oculoplastic surgeon. I do not recommend Latisse at this time because of potential risks. I do not think that our knowledge of the longterm effects of this product is adequate. It already contains a disclaimer that it can change eye color and I doubt that my blue and green eyed patients would want brown eyes.
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Answer: Eyelash loss after blepharoplasty Unless the hair follicle is breached, the eyelashes should not need to grow back. If the follicles are damaged, then the result would remain to be seen. It is important to undergo blepharoplasty by a board certified plastic or oculoplastic surgeon. I do not recommend Latisse at this time because of potential risks. I do not think that our knowledge of the longterm effects of this product is adequate. It already contains a disclaimer that it can change eye color and I doubt that my blue and green eyed patients would want brown eyes.
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October 28, 2011
Answer: Eyelash regrowth after Eyelid Surgery?
Thank you for the question.
Generally added surgery does not affect eyelashes unless the eyelashes are injured/cut during the procedure. If this is the case then it is unpredictable whether the eyelashes will regrow. If they do we grow they should regrow back in the natural direction.
I hope this helps.
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Answer: Eyelash regrowth after Eyelid Surgery?
Thank you for the question.
Generally added surgery does not affect eyelashes unless the eyelashes are injured/cut during the procedure. If this is the case then it is unpredictable whether the eyelashes will regrow. If they do we grow they should regrow back in the natural direction.
I hope this helps.
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October 28, 2011
Answer: Blepharoplasty should not affect the eyelashes at all.
If you lost lashes after a lower blepharoplasty, it is because the surgeon operated too close the follicles of the eyelashes. Unfortunately the damaged lashes may never grow back. They can also return after being dormant for several months. WHen they do regrow, scar tissue adjacent to the hair follicle can cause the lash to be misdirected. Latisse will not benefit this situation. First Latisse should not be used on the lower eyelid. Second, if the lash follicle is damaged, stimulating it with Latisse still will not make an eyelash grow. Eyelash transplants are a very bad idea because the graft hair growth too long too rapidly and can end up irritating the eye.
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Answer: Blepharoplasty should not affect the eyelashes at all.
If you lost lashes after a lower blepharoplasty, it is because the surgeon operated too close the follicles of the eyelashes. Unfortunately the damaged lashes may never grow back. They can also return after being dormant for several months. WHen they do regrow, scar tissue adjacent to the hair follicle can cause the lash to be misdirected. Latisse will not benefit this situation. First Latisse should not be used on the lower eyelid. Second, if the lash follicle is damaged, stimulating it with Latisse still will not make an eyelash grow. Eyelash transplants are a very bad idea because the graft hair growth too long too rapidly and can end up irritating the eye.
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