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Successful Eyelid Surgery - Waltham, MA

Name: Successful Eyelid Surgery - Waltham, MA
Item: Mitesh Kapadia, MD, PhD
Rating: 5
Author: Massachusetts Lady

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I am extremely happy with the surgery Dr. Mitesh...

Massachusetts LadyApril 26, 2014

WORTH IT$2,000

I am extremely happy with the surgery Dr. Mitesh Kapadia performed on my right eyelid. Before surgery, a droopy lid made my right eye appear half the size of my left eye when I smiled. A different doctor had attempted twice to correct the problem with no improvement whatsoever. Dr. Kapadia explained that the surgical procedure does not always result in a perfect outcome, but his result was everything I hoped for and more. My eyes now appear equal in size and the lids look natural. The surgery was worth every penny!

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Mitesh Kapadia, MD, PhD

Oculoplastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Ophthalmology

4.9 | 327 Reviews

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Replies (8)

J at RS

April 27, 2014

Thanks for sharing. Which surgery did you have exactly? Ptosis repair?

Massachusetts Lady

April 27, 2014

Yes, I had ptosis of the right eyelid - possibly from wearing hard contact lenses for over 40 years. People who have done this apparently have a statistically higher probability of ptosis.

J at RS

April 27, 2014

That is interesting. How long did it take until your ptosis eyelid looked healed?

Massachusetts Lady

April 27, 2014

Four-five days?

J at RS

April 28, 2014

That is great!

Eyedidit

April 27, 2014

i've been wearing soft lenses for 30 years, can i get ptosis too? why do you wear hard lenses? do you have any pics to share?

Massachusetts Lady

April 28, 2014

Doubt you'll get ptosis from soft lenses. I began wearing hard lenses in 1966 and switched to glasses in 2006 or 2007. Dr. Kapadia took some before-and-after photos but I don't know if he will post them.