Get the real deal on beauty treatments—real doctors, real reviews, and real photos with real results.Here's how we earn your trust.
There is no surgeon that will combine both procedures, although technically it is possible. The reason is simple: it is not safe to do so. It is best to separate the two procedures, even by a few weeks.
It sounds great. However, it is strongly advised that they not be done together. If you are speaking to a surgeon who is proposing to do these surgeries together, you are in the wrong office. Have the cataract surgery. Once you have healed at least 6 months, you can consider having the eyelids surgery performed. Seek a fellowship trained oculoplastic surgeon for this work.
This is not a good combination perform, so separate to 2 procedures at least a month between them. It is a good idea to look for a very experienced cataract surgeon and a very experienced blepharoplasty surgeon for best results
To get the best results and for safety reasons the procedures should be performed separately.Robert Singer, MD FACSLa Jolla, California
You do have mild right upper eyelid ptosis and you may also have mild upper eyelid ptosis on the left side. It requires a very detailed assessment of an oculoplastic surgeon. Should you have surgery? It very much depends on your examination. Small degrees of ptosis may be...
Since it is been two weeks, it is acceptable to clip the end of the knot and remove whatever residual sutures are still dissolving.
A postoperative patient simply needs a balanced diet that may or may not include nutrient supplementation with vitamins as these are co-factors in your healing. I think you can put your “collagen supplement budget” into a good quality skin care. Collagen supplementation does not improve the...