Can reconstructive surgery correct my visible eyelid scars after upper blebh, so that they appear a bit lower to camouflage to my own crease, or closer to it? My specialized plastic surgeon said scars will stay within my own natural crease, then aid he had to wing it due to excess skin. However, they go too high and they do not camouflage well at all in my own natural shape or laugh lines. I hate them so much as they are constantly there, visible and sunken. Can they be revised?
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Since the current problem originated from tail of brow bone reduction it would seem logical to add back to the brow bones a bit of augmentation as well as upper eyelid scar revisions. There are various materials one could use for the brow bone augmentation but the key is a few millimeters of...
Thank you for your question. You're absolutely correct that there are multiple methods to treat the eyelid. If you're okay with surgery, a lower blepharoplasty with fat transpositioning, along with a "pinch" bleph will likely yield the best result. For crow's feet, a neuromodulator such as botox...
Great Question! Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure that helps treat eyelids, which can be performed on both the upper and lower eyelids. This surgery can help target tired-looking eyes by removing skin, muscle, and even fatty tissue. As with any surgery, finding the right candidate for the...