Eyelid Surgery: Stories
Write a ReviewLower Bleph - Baltimore, MD
- anonymous443
- posted 1 year ago
- updated 1 year ago
- Not Sure
- Cost: $2,000
- Baltimore, MD
I am 26 years old and have hereditary dark...
- 22 Apr 2012
I am 26 years old and have hereditary dark circles/bags. I had lower transconjunctival blepharoplasty in the beginning of December 2011. Now over 4 months later the bags are mostly gone, however under certain indoor lighting I have terrible dark marks. I am not sure whether this is bruising or what. I am not sure whether the fact that that they are MUCH more visible in certain lightings makes a difference or not as to what the problem is. Is this normal? Is there anything I can do to fix this? Please help!
My first visit back with my doctor to get the...
- 23 Apr 2012
I really hope I didn't trade eye bags for...
- 23 Apr 2012
My Doctor: name not provided
My rating:
The surgery went well and the doctor really tried to answer all my questions and make me feel at ease. However, after the surgery I had one follow up (not including when the bandages were taken off) and even though I expressed concerns he seemed to just shrug it off and say there was nothing else he could do about the dark circles.
an autologous (self) fat transfer?
Yellow makeup removes bluish marks, green removes red. Best of luck to both of you.
can be applied to a narrow area, such as a line.
A dark line is still better than "bags" which really
grow and hang with time. All surgeries are trade-
offs with consequences. Give it time as it
might still clear itself up or improve.
often due to thin skin. There are creams that help
and make up. I use a concealer and recently started
with the Everything Pencil. The upside is that the
makeup kept my under eye skin protected so it
wrinkled less with time. I did have an upper bleph
which left dark marks on either side of the eyes.
Again, makeup conceals this. Your circles might
get lighter post surgery; give it a year or more.
I can see some color difference under your eyes, and I realize the picture might look a bit different than it does in real life, but to me it just looks like normal under eye darkness. Like you said, the bags are definitely gone, and the smoothness of the skin looks great.
I would encourage you to post your picture and question in the Q&A section so the board certified doctors who volunteer on RealSelf can share their opinions with you.
Please keep us updated on how things are looking & what you find out!