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• Posted to My Bad Experience - Baltimore, MD on 5 Mar 2013

  I was lucky enough to find a good doctor within the practice, and refused to have the same doctor. I told the surgeon who corrected the botched up job, and the owner of the practice, my left eye looked like a "before" picture. Good luck to you!

• Posted to Upper Bleph - Pleased w/Results on 15 Jan 2013

  I am sorry, I forgot to say that when I was so nervous I was shaking before the surgery, I had a skilled anestheseologist and a great nurse, and after the Versad, I didn't care about anything, and was totally relaxed..wish I could be that relaxed all the time. My blood pressure and blood sugar ( I am diabetic) even went down.

• Posted to Upper Bleph - Pleased w/Results on 15 Jan 2013

  I was so nervous the first time, before Versad, the nurse asked me, "Do you normally shake this much?" She was a great nurse, and strangely enough, the doctor who botched up the bleph surgery did a very good job with the cataract surgery. He should not do bleph surgery!

• Posted to Upper Bleph - Pleased w/Results on 15 Jan 2013

  The first time I felt nothing, and the second time I did not get enough Versad. Believe me, if you have enough of that, you won't be at all tense. Just make sure you do get enough Versad, and that you have a skilled surgeon. Check who nurses have for this type of surgery. You will not have anything to worry about if you have a skilled surgeon, and that sedative will make you so relaxed you won't worry about anything.

• Posted to My Surgeon is Blaming my Skin for my Botched Bleph? (photo) on 12 Jan 2013

  Meant to say "doctor"