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Thank you for responding. Geez Loueez- Who haven't I gone to?:) Many facial surgeons, who only suggest oculoplastic ps now. I went to one, who was optimistic about fixing, but I can't find much info about him. I went for a 2nd opinion to another oculoplastic ps, who should have just given me his scalpel and said 'Here- slice your wrists'. His opinion was that I will be deformed for life...... The initial surgeon who did the work is a certified facial plastic surgeon. He showed me fantastic photos of blephs that he did. I was impressed, but there was a small part of me that wondered because I didn't see any patients with large lids like mine. They are all small lids with overhangs.....and so it went- he screwed up my eyes

I would not give up if I were you in trying to find the right doctor who is supportive and optimistic for you and can tell you what they can do to improve your results even if it is not "fixing it entirely". I hope things get better for you!

Do you have any legal recourse? I am experiencing the same type of problem but have been hopeful my one eye will recover. GamGam

Hi Thank you for responding. Surgery was 5 months ago. I took videos and can take some photos. Been massaging, drops, ointment, tape at night at times, and there has been some improvement. I can close the eye if I really force it, but the eye is weak, and I can definitely see the incision line that has cut my eyelid size significantly down. It's like a bad tailoring job where the lid is too short and tight, but there is still some loose excess skin above it. Like a dress that is poorly fitted, it tugs in one area and balloons in another. Who are you going to- Jacono?

I'll be seeing Dr. David Rosenberg. I've put down a deposit and just need to schedule surgery. I think no one is doing better facelifts right now. I've heard so many good things about him from doctors and former patients. He works with his wife, who specializes in blepharoplasty. I'm also considering Mitesh Kapadia in Boston, who does eyes exclusively. I need a consult with him first, though. I'm sure you can get great improvement with a revision, though you might need to wait several months more until healing is complete. I knew I didn't like my result 6 months after surgery, but swelling continued to resolve for a few more months. Do you have any revision surgeons in mind? Avoid the surgeon I saw at all costs! (Robert Goldberg at Jules Stein Eye Institute in LA).

Hi again, Did you ever see Dr. Kapadia? Two surgeons are possibilities: Dr. Mark Codner in Atlanta and Dr. Robert Weiss of the Chicago Eye Institute. Very difficult to find truthful assessments. I have experienced a lot of 'self-proclaimed' Godliness with too many ps'. Thanks:)

Yes, I discovered this info shortly after my consultation with him (where I had waited nearly 2 hours to see him!) Btw, he had bragged about doing "8000+ cases" as a "top doctor" in Chicago and said the risk of repairing my simple upper eyelid procedure outweighed the benefits. I emailed another dr in Los Angeles and he was able to fix my issue without any surgery or anesthesia. I can point you to some excellent, competent and honest surgeons in LA, if you're open to travel to fix the issue. Seems a lot of the "top doctors" in Chicago are full of hot air.

I am looking for a really good Dr who can repair my lower lids after a Dr ruined them. I am willing to travel anywhere if you could share your LA Dr's info I would be so thankful.

Dr. Charles Lee Dr. Guy Massry Dr. Kami Parsa All in Beverly Hills.

Thank you! I will contact them

You're welcome! You can send pix to their email initially. That will make your selection easier based on what they tell you via email.