I've had an upper blepharoplasty and two revisions. Can I ever get another upper eyelid revision, or is it the end for me because of the scar tissue? My original surgery was to fix my hooded eyelids, but the surgeon changed my parallel folds to tapered. I had 2 revisions to fix it. I would like to increase the height of my creases because they are lower than my original. Not sure if it's no longer an option for me since I had 2 revisions. What are the risks? Please advise. Thanks.
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Si experimentas ptosis palpebral y buscas mejorar tu apariencia, es posible que seas un candidato adecuado para someterte a una blefaroplastia superior, un procedimiento quirúrgico diseñado para corregir el exceso de piel y grasa en los párpados superiores, restaurando así una apariencia más...
Christopher David Jones, MBBS, BSc, FRCS (Plast) says:
Based on your photos you have a tear trough deformity and prominent nasojugal groove. Lower eyelid surgery with fat re-distribution is a well accepted technique for addressing both issues.In patients with tear trough deformity without obvious skin excess or underlying muscle laxity, both fat...
I think you are a fantastic candidate for transconjunctival lower eyelid blepharoplasty and facial fat grafting to the lid-cheek junction. I would recommend seeing a REAL PLASTIC SURGEON certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery with experience in periorbital surgery. Oculoplastic...