I am a 33 year old women and have noticed my eyelids are drooping. When I do eyeshadow I tend to lift my forehead to apply eyeshadow in the crease. What options do I have to correct this ? What Would Be My Best Bet ? I am sure botox would correct this , but is not permanent . I think this is a no Brainer that permanent changes would be my best bet. What would treatment cost look like ?
Answer: Eyelid surgery Your eyelids are NOT droopy (meaning they do not obstruct your pupil / vision), but you do have excessive skin of the upper eyelids, and this can be treated with blepharoplasty surgery. Costs of plastic surgery depend on the location, how expensive your area is in general, and also the reputation and experience of your plastic surgeon. You can call a few surgeon offices in the area, and most should be able to give you a cost estimate (or a reasonable range) for what you're looking for. Be sure to discuss your goals and concerns with your board certified plastic surgeon and consider the pros and the cons. Be certain your surgeon is properly certified. I've attached a link where you can start your search. In our practice, the cost is $4500 when done in our office suites, but if you choose to have full anesthesia for it (totally asleep), it adds about $1100.
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Answer: Eyelid surgery Your eyelids are NOT droopy (meaning they do not obstruct your pupil / vision), but you do have excessive skin of the upper eyelids, and this can be treated with blepharoplasty surgery. Costs of plastic surgery depend on the location, how expensive your area is in general, and also the reputation and experience of your plastic surgeon. You can call a few surgeon offices in the area, and most should be able to give you a cost estimate (or a reasonable range) for what you're looking for. Be sure to discuss your goals and concerns with your board certified plastic surgeon and consider the pros and the cons. Be certain your surgeon is properly certified. I've attached a link where you can start your search. In our practice, the cost is $4500 when done in our office suites, but if you choose to have full anesthesia for it (totally asleep), it adds about $1100.
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Answer: Upper eye bleph You have some extra skin on the upper lids that could be trimmed with a surgery. Botox to the outer bow would also help to open up the lateral area, and will last about 3-4 months.
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Answer: Upper eye bleph You have some extra skin on the upper lids that could be trimmed with a surgery. Botox to the outer bow would also help to open up the lateral area, and will last about 3-4 months.
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July 12, 2017
Answer: Excess upper eyelid skin You are correct! It would be a no brainer that upper eyelid surgery would address the problem but it will also have a much better result than any non surgical alternative, including Botox injections, could provide you. Upper eyelid surgery is safe and the recovery is relatively easy and I feel provides excellent return on your investment. Good Luck!
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July 12, 2017
Answer: Excess upper eyelid skin You are correct! It would be a no brainer that upper eyelid surgery would address the problem but it will also have a much better result than any non surgical alternative, including Botox injections, could provide you. Upper eyelid surgery is safe and the recovery is relatively easy and I feel provides excellent return on your investment. Good Luck!
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