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• Posted to How was your eyelid (blepharoplasty) surgery recovery? on 18 May 2011

  The healing of eyelid incisions may take 5-7 days at which time sutures can be removed. You will be ready to return to work and normal activity within 7-10 days and can resume wearing contact lenses in 2 weeks. Cosmetics can camouflage any bruising or redness that remains. Healing will continue for several weeks as swelling continues to dissipate and incision lines improve. Diligent sun protection and consistent use of dark tinted sunglasses is essential for 3 weeks. For more details Please contact us to schedule an appointment to discuss the best treatments for you.Dr. Farella specializes in cosmetic surgery, including facial rejuvenation and body contouring. He received his medical degree from New York Medical College.

• Posted to how long after lipo can I drive? on 16 May 2011

  After a liposuction surgery it is critical for you to take proper care of yourself and follow your liposuction surgery doctor's instructions as well as all guidelines provided by the medical staff. Following these instructions after liposuction surgery will assure a quicker and easier recovery. Being disciplined about post-operative care and adopting healthier habits will optimize your liposuction results, long-term. For more details contact our expert Dr. Farella. http://www.drfarella.com/

• Posted to Can the tummy swelling drain on its own? on 16 May 2011

  The reality is that liposuction and tummy tuck recovery is painful and involves serious down time. Besides pain and bruising, your body undergoes severe swelling as a reaction to the trauma of surgery. This swelling can last for weeks or even months, obscuring the results of your liposuction or tummy tuck.Contact only board recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties to certify plastic surgeons. Dr. Farella specializes in cosmetic surgery, including facial rejuvenation and body contouring. Good Luck

• Posted to Why Supermodels Don't Make Good Cosmetic Surgery Patients on 1 Apr 2011

  Thank you.. I’m glad you enjoyed this real cosmetic surgery and procedure blog geared toward telling the honest and detailed story of a patient’s recovery after cosmetic surgeries and/or procedures.