Local anethesia is a pill given just before the Asian eyelid procedure?
Answer: I tend to sleep on my side. Will this be a problem when I undergo Asian eyelid surgery under local anethesia? Hello and thank you for this great question. Both during your procedure, and especially during the first two to three weeks after your procedure, your board certified facial plastic surgeon will recommend lying on your back with your head elevated. Doing so will help minimize swelling as well as any direct impact to your surgical areas. Lying on your back will also help ensure you will heal evenly, without visible differences on one side or the other. After two to three weeks, you can once again sleep on your side, if that is more comfortable to you, without worrying about impacting your results. I hope this information helps you. Good luck with your procedure!
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Answer: I tend to sleep on my side. Will this be a problem when I undergo Asian eyelid surgery under local anethesia? Hello and thank you for this great question. Both during your procedure, and especially during the first two to three weeks after your procedure, your board certified facial plastic surgeon will recommend lying on your back with your head elevated. Doing so will help minimize swelling as well as any direct impact to your surgical areas. Lying on your back will also help ensure you will heal evenly, without visible differences on one side or the other. After two to three weeks, you can once again sleep on your side, if that is more comfortable to you, without worrying about impacting your results. I hope this information helps you. Good luck with your procedure!
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November 16, 2017
Answer: Asian eyelid surgey Generally it is better to sleep on your back after any type of facial surgery, including Asian Eyelid surgery. This helps reduce swelling. However, if you tend to sleep on your side, you may notice one side will swell more than the other. This does not necessarily mean you cannot have surgery. I would discuss this with your Facial Plastic Surgeon.
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November 16, 2017
Answer: Asian eyelid surgey Generally it is better to sleep on your back after any type of facial surgery, including Asian Eyelid surgery. This helps reduce swelling. However, if you tend to sleep on your side, you may notice one side will swell more than the other. This does not necessarily mean you cannot have surgery. I would discuss this with your Facial Plastic Surgeon.
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November 9, 2017
Answer: Sidesleeper & Asian Eyelid Surgery Most Asian eyelid procedures are performed under local anesthesia (injection of local anesthetic into eyelids) +/- mild sedation. You will be lying on your back for the procedure and should be alert enough to not move or start sleeping on your side during the procedure. After the surgery, I advise my patients to sleep on their back for the first couple of weeks and try to sleep with their head elevated to help decrease swelling. However, most people move during their sleep and sleeping on your side every now and then shouldn't affect the outcome of the procedure. Good luck!Goretti H. Taghva MD FACS
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November 9, 2017
Answer: Sidesleeper & Asian Eyelid Surgery Most Asian eyelid procedures are performed under local anesthesia (injection of local anesthetic into eyelids) +/- mild sedation. You will be lying on your back for the procedure and should be alert enough to not move or start sleeping on your side during the procedure. After the surgery, I advise my patients to sleep on their back for the first couple of weeks and try to sleep with their head elevated to help decrease swelling. However, most people move during their sleep and sleeping on your side every now and then shouldn't affect the outcome of the procedure. Good luck!Goretti H. Taghva MD FACS
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November 28, 2017
Answer: Side sleeping and blepharoplasty Dear kho84,
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November 28, 2017
Answer: Side sleeping and blepharoplasty Dear kho84,
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November 10, 2017
Answer: Sleeping sideway during Asian eyelid surgery Thanks for your question. During your eyelid surgery, you will lie down on your back most of the time unless instructed by your surgeon. Also, be careful not to sleep on your side post surgery to avoid pressure on the eyelid. Best wishes!
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November 10, 2017
Answer: Sleeping sideway during Asian eyelid surgery Thanks for your question. During your eyelid surgery, you will lie down on your back most of the time unless instructed by your surgeon. Also, be careful not to sleep on your side post surgery to avoid pressure on the eyelid. Best wishes!
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