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Webbing can be improved after blepharoplasty. Webbing can be corrected by rearranging the tissue in that area using such methods as a z-plasty, double opposing z-plasty, M-plasty, etc. Visit with your oculoplastic surgeon or a plastic surgeon for options that fit your situation. Dr. ES
Hi Virginia, In most cases, the webbing settles with time. Others may respond to fractionated CO2 laser treatment. Lastly, surgical correction may be needed. Your oculoplastic surgeon should be able to correct your concerns. Good luck and be well. Dr. P
Webbing of the inner corner of the upper eyelid may occur after blepharoplasty, and should be amenable to correction if it does not resolve on its own. Your oculoplastic surgeon should be able to advise you on treatment options and timing of any intervention.
Z-plasty is usually very effective for this problem. The technique can be very straightforward or resemble what is required for repair of an epicanthal fold. If you are seeing an oculoplastic surgeon that you are happy with, they should be qualified to improve your area of concern. Best wishes,Stephen Weber MD, FACS
Under the eye hollows takes specific knowledge of both the cheek and eye relationship. In some patients, this prominence can result in a tired, less attractive look. Possible solutions: Loss of cheek volume-If the cause is from loss of cheek volume, a facial filler can be an excellent ch...
Please find a board certified plastic surgeon with experience in blepharoplasty in your area. The stitches need to be removed and the long you wait, the more problematic the issue will become.
Lower lid blepharoplasty should ideally preserve most or all of a patient’s lower lid fat, unless there truly is marked excess that is bulging outward. Fat can not only be treated by removal – it can also be restrained, and it can even be repositioned into areas of hollowness such as the tea...
After blepharoplasty there is some swelling before the skin tightens up. However, if there’s some hollowing, there could be the appearance of excess skin. In general, I would wait a minimum of 3 months before assessing whether any skin tightening procedure, such as laser or skin removal,...
Almost impossible to answer with this photos and without an exam. Although you can camouflage the problem in certain cases with fillers, a blepharoplasty is generally recommended. Patients who would benefit from a blepharoplasty include those who experience: • Excessive, sagging, or wrinkled up...
In most cases blepharoplasty scars may be red or raised right after surgery. Over time they typically flatten and fade out. At 4 weeks you are early in the healing process, be patient, you should see improvement. Good luck and I hope this helps.