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In my practice I choose to wait 2 weeks between surgical procedures like blepharoplasty and full face or deep chemical peels. That is just my preference as I don't want any additional inflammation from the peel to interfere with the healing of the blepharoplasty. However, I don't think it is unsafe to combine botox and fillers with a chemical peel at the same time.
Depending upon the nature the the skin resurfacing treatment you may be considering, timing typically isn't critical from a medical/surgical perspective. However, if you are a smoker or have other medical conditions, then the type of skin treatment may be more of a consideration.Overall however, it probably doesn't make a big difference.
Fillers, particularly some of the HA derivatives and Belotero, can be injected very superficially. If this has been done, then chemical peel should be delayed.
Dr. Amandi is correct that there is no scientific data on that topic. A conservative approach is the rule of thumb. I would wait 7-10 days. Dr. ES
There is no scientific study that looks at the question you are asking. Theoretically, since the botox and fillers are working/injected into deeper layers, a peel would not affect those results. Some surgeons/physicians may be more conservative however, and want to wait a week to be safe.
The procedures of botox and fillers are injected deep to the skin. Unless the filler is injected within the dermis a chemical peel would not affect those procedures and could be done at anytime. If there was any bruising or other superficial effects from the fillers or botox I would wait until it resolved.
You quite possibly could have had a chemical peel of your face at the same time as your blepharoplasty. At twelve weeks after surgery, it sounds reasonable as well. Best to ask your doctor.
As a specialist in cosmetic eyelid surgery, approximately 20% of my practice involves revisional work where people come to me all over the world to enhance or revise surgery done elsewhere. And I do emphasize in any discussion with a prospective patient for revisional work is to continue their...
Both the upper and lower eyelids can be improved with removal of loose skin with upper and lower blepharoplasties.
At 20 years old it is unlikely that you have excess eyelid skin as do older individuals. You may have ptosis or actual anatomic drooping of the lid that covers the iris or colored part of the eye. If this obstructs vision it may be covered by insurance for peripheral visual field obstruction...
Ptosis surgery maybe - refraction change can be corrected with new prescription. Upper eyelid and lower eyelid surgery - the double vision could be caused by damage to the 1) inferior oblique 2) inferior rectus 3) superior oblique. Extremely rare for this to happen or to...
An upper blepharoplasty procedure where excess skin and fat is removed from the upper lids will give a rejuvenation of the upper eyelids. An upper blepharoplasty procedure can be performed under local or general anesthesia. To view other results similar to this, please see our photo gallery.
Good question! Thank you for thephoto that you have attached. Based on that photo, you seem to have darkcircles and under eye bags. These two can be resolved by first undergoingnon-surgical procedures such as dermal fillers. I often advise my clients to gonon-surgical especially if their case is...