Ann Kennedy

I got a perscription for Restasis (sp?) for the dry eye condition. It is a very expensive perscription but my insurance paid for it. It really helped with the dry eye and the irritation. It seems strange you are still swollen after over a month. It sounds like your surgeon may have taken too much skin from your uppers but don't get too worried until you give it time. I know it is hard to do, but things level off and change. I had swelling for a while but it was minimal. Didn't really bother me. Good luck!

I am having similar issues. Mine haven't disolved either but it has only been a month and a half post-surgery for me. I think they would have already disolved if they were going to. What are they wanting to inject to disolve? Did the surgeon say if there are any risks to this?

Let's see your "after" after pictures! I'd love to see the final result. I haven't heard of the "dot" laser.

I do see what you mean. The uppers near the inside of your eyelids do look hollow. I have no idea what to do to correct that, but go to a PS for eyes only and get a recommendation. I wonder if they could inject something in there? Not sure, b/c the eye is a tricky area. I'd go to the TOP people you can find and get at least two opinions before you do anything about it. You don't want to do something that will make the situation worse.

Wow. That's interesting. The Before picture though is hard to see details of what the skin around your eyes looked like. I do see some deeper wrinkles around your lower lids. If they persist after time, I would go back to your surgeon to get them to check for you. I also would NOT recommend going to the same person for your breasts AND eyes. Go to a SPECIALIST who only focuses on one thing. Breasts OR Face OR Eyes.