Scar line after lower eyelid canthopexy. Will it heal with time or do I have to do something? (Photo)

Congratulations on your decision to move forward with a lower bleph.  Based on the photograph you provided you appear to be a wonderful candidate for this procedure and should get a really nice result.You need more time off than you are planning -- see below for more explanation.When I...

I can't give you an actual incidence but ptosis after retinal surgery is pretty common.  Typically, there is a slow resolution of the ptosis over 6 months.  For this reason, it is best to allow this to heal on its own.  After 6 months, if there is residual ptosis, surgery can be...

Dear Myloh, I would encourage you to leave well enough alone. You have beautiful eyes and slight scleral show that is natural and not from a lower lid blepharoplasty should be left alone. There is no surgery to make your iris larger and any surgery to correct the scleral show would change the...

I think this is something you need to bring to the attention of your surgeon. Headaches can be caused by surgery, but you should have this checked out just in case.

Botox and fillers work differently.  Botox is commonly used at the crow's feet area to soften lines at the sides of our eyes.  Fillers help to disguise contour irregularities and to improve symmetry.  I encourage you to meet with an expert injector near you to discuss options.

You have what I consider dynamic wrinkles.   Dynamic wrinkles are caused by underlying muscle contraction  and subsequently the skin has no place to go but to wrinkle.  When you are not animating her eyelids are perfect you are not a good candidate for surgery  you...