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Lower Eyelid Surgery Specialist - I Am Looking for the Best
I am 35. I have always had slight eyebags. In 2007 a surgeon told me that I needed Quadrilateral conj. Blep. After surgery for 2yrs I couldn't close my left eye, had dry & watery eyes, worse eyebags, upper eyelids incision widening leaving a scar, hollowness under the bags. I am now slave to fillers which always leave a tell-tale tide/ridge and still leave a bag under right eye. I am looking for more permanent and natural looking solution. I was going to see Dr Meronk but he's retired. Help!!
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There are multiple considerations for a successful blepharoplasty surgery.
Skin, muscles, fat pads, hollow tear troughs and scars from previous surgery must all be taken into account. A ReDo is much more difficult than an original surgery. I would recommend getting several consultations from Skilled, experienced and will-respected eyelid surgeons who have done hundreds if not thousands of procedures. You only get so many shots at getting this right. Look at lots of before and after photos from each surgeon.
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Lower Eyelid Surgery Specialist - I Am Looking for the Best
I have performed eyelid surgery for over 20 years and published a scientific paper on the transconjunctival approach for lower eyelid surgery in the early 1990's. From the photos, your lower eyelids have minimal excess fat in the central and medial compartments. Your eyebrows are a bit low which make the upper eyelids appear like they have some excess skin. The lowere yelid surgery would be done inside the eyelids and take about 30 minutes. I would evaluate...
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It is difficult to say who is the best
The best way to choose your doctor is to look at before/after photos. Words mean nothing. Who ever the best is they must have at least 20 before/after photos (with multiple views from each patient i.e. front, quarter turn and profile views) of similar problem as you are having. If you like the after photos then your in the right place. Also, ask to speak to one or two patients who RECENTLY (within one or 2 months ago) had the same procedure as you to see how...
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There is no single surgeon who is the "best."
Like individual patients, surgeons come in all sorts of flavors. It is essential for you to find a well trained and highly qualified surgeon with whom you harmonize. Revisional eyelid surgery is more complicated than primary eyelid surgery. Dr Meronk had a very large and popular website. This site is for sale. If another eyelid surgeon buys this site, will they be the "best"? My point is that you have to be careful in looking for a surgeon. Ideally the surgeon should devote a large...
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