I am 3 weeks post surgery. I like how my result is very natural looking but I feel there is still quite a bit of excess skin. Was the doctor too conservative? Should I get more taken off?
December 15, 2015
Answer: Too much skin? You look like you are healing well and as your swelling decreases the lids will look even better. You definitely don't want to take too much skin off as that can lead to major problems. At a year if you need a small skin trim that is an easy office procedure
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December 15, 2015
Answer: Too much skin? You look like you are healing well and as your swelling decreases the lids will look even better. You definitely don't want to take too much skin off as that can lead to major problems. At a year if you need a small skin trim that is an easy office procedure
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December 15, 2015
Answer: Conservative upper blepharoplasty It is always better to have a conservative upper blepharoplasty instead of an aggressive one. You should wait for the healing to complete and in 6 months to a year you can undergo either a minor revision or you can start undergoing Thermismooth treatments to the eyelids starting 6 weeks after your blepharoplasty. That will tighten the skin enough that she might not need any revision surgery.RegardsDr. J
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December 15, 2015
Answer: Conservative upper blepharoplasty It is always better to have a conservative upper blepharoplasty instead of an aggressive one. You should wait for the healing to complete and in 6 months to a year you can undergo either a minor revision or you can start undergoing Thermismooth treatments to the eyelids starting 6 weeks after your blepharoplasty. That will tighten the skin enough that she might not need any revision surgery.RegardsDr. J
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