I have allergies and I notice that I frequently rub my eyes when I get bad flareups. My eyelids swell and turn red. 3 questions: 1. Can this rubbing damage the orbital septum and subsequently result in orbital fat moving forward and downwards? Also, how strong is the orbital septum? 2. I have blueish discoloration + thin skin under my eyes. Does the fact that I have very thin under eye skin predispose me to eye bags? 2. I also have a negative vector. Does this predispose me to early eye bags?
When i woke up I felt like my eyes looked slightly different from the previous day but not by a significant amount, and I had this weird sensation on the upper eyelid above the tail of my eye. Really worried I might have loosened the suture. What are some signs of a loosened suture? With these sutures are there two extremes ( crease present/gone) or can it be a spectrum eg. the eyelids dont fold up as deeply anymore but crease is still very much there?
I sought out a doctor on a whim and he is giving me direct Excision surgery tomorrow. I'm 47 and have no wrinkles on my face my only flaw are these horrible sagging bags full of Adema. This was after a night of staying up all night and partying with my friends and drinking. Any advice as the surgery is taking place tomorrow afternoon ? I added a picture of me a few weeks ago with rest and make up on. The doctor had been pinching under my eyes and drawing with a marker and rubbing it with alcohol
I had upper/lower blepharoplasty 5 weeks ago. I end up with different size eyes. My PS pull the one lower eyelid too much up doesn't look natural. Something was rubbing my eyeball and I saw a suture inside the corner. My PS told me it is a permanent suture. It feels very uncomfortable and a constant pulling up of my eyelid. Can the suture be remove? If it is removed the eyelid will drop a little bit so it can look better or it can be worst? Should I have it remove soon or should I wait? Thanks!
6 weeks post blepharoplasty and one upper eyelid is higher than the other. My doctor says he may have removed a "tiny bit too much skin" from this lid. He says that if I rub the eyelid in a downward motion I can rectify the problem. This sounds like BS to me. Could this possibly work? The eye is noticeably wider than the other, and it feels dry during the day. I'm worried that more surgery will be required. Thanks.