My eyelids are dropping over my eyes and this seems to be becoming more pronounced over last couple of months during which I gave lost 20 pounds. I am 41 and 30 pounds overweight. Will weight loss help or is there a non surgical solution, thanks
September 20, 2014
Answer: Nonsurgical options Thank you for your pictures. Weight-loss would not hurt anything. It may decrease the heaviness of your upper eyelids and brow. Judiciously placed Botox in your forehead can simulate some elevation of your brow
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September 20, 2014
Answer: Nonsurgical options Thank you for your pictures. Weight-loss would not hurt anything. It may decrease the heaviness of your upper eyelids and brow. Judiciously placed Botox in your forehead can simulate some elevation of your brow
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Answer: Addressing droopy eyelids Based on your photograph, it demonstrates excess skin and fat on the upper eyelids. This would best be addressed by a upper blepharoplasy to remove excess skin and minimal fat. A consult with a plastic surgeon could also properly evaluate and recommend if a brow lift could also be beneficial to receive optimal results. As we age, we loose elasticity in our skin, which can cause for more laxity in the eyelids and brow. Weight loss may also attribute to this appearance.
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Answer: Addressing droopy eyelids Based on your photograph, it demonstrates excess skin and fat on the upper eyelids. This would best be addressed by a upper blepharoplasy to remove excess skin and minimal fat. A consult with a plastic surgeon could also properly evaluate and recommend if a brow lift could also be beneficial to receive optimal results. As we age, we loose elasticity in our skin, which can cause for more laxity in the eyelids and brow. Weight loss may also attribute to this appearance.
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