I’ve noticed that my right eye has two creases, compared to my left. My right eyebrow is also not as arched as my left, and had always been slightly lower, which makes my face quite asymmetrical. Would a Botox eyebrow lift somehow correct this? I’ve got a fear of general anaesthesia. So that’s why im wondering if there’s any other solutions that don’t require surgery. Unless you can get eyelid surgery done under local anaesthetic? Or is that not recommended.
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It's a valid consideration to dissolve the injected filler and potentially pursue a Lower Blepharoplasty SOOF. However, given your young age, a more conservative approach like a standard Lower Blepharoplasty would be advisable. This approach involves addressing excess skin and fat, providing...
Co2 laser would be helpful for you. You should consider consulting your primary plastic surgeon. Typically, Ectropion is indicated by lower eyelid pulling outward. So, Co2 laser should not affect it in any way
Lumps can often appear that be be related or unrelated to surgery. Some common causes of bumps include the following: chalazion (blocked oil gland), prolapsed lacrimal gland, lacrimal gland cysts, and hypertrophic scarring. I would recommend seeing an eyelid specialist to determine the cause.