I have a hardened chalazion on each upper eyelid that haven't gone away on it's own yet. It's been about a year since they've hardened and I was wondering if that would complicate the surgery?
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Our faces are constantly changing from birth into old age. The bone structure, fat compartments and skin all change. Therefore, surgery and all cosmetic procedures, while creating some permanent change to the structure of the face does not account for continued aging. When fat...
A lower lid blephroplasty includes removal of the excess peri orbital fat which causes bulges at the corners of your eyes. I would wait until you are at least six months post op and then consider a trans conjunctival removal of the excess fat and release of the arcus marginalis which causes the...
I agree with your consultation that you need to wait a period of 6 months to see if your eyes will recover from the massage. If the eyelid hooding persists a blepharoplasty would be the proper procedure to remove the excess skin. If you have eyelid ptosis that may be repaired at the same t...
