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You eyelids and face should not age faster after having plastic surgery. But though you may look better, you will continue to age. If you have any laser resurfacing done with the incisional surgery, you should improve the quality of the skin, which "resets the clock" for the skin.
Eyelid surgery should not have any effect on the aging process of the eyelids other than making the eyelids appear more youthful! It is possible that rare complications from eyelid surgery can cause the eyelid to age faster.
Hi, the eyes or any other part of the face certainly do NOT age faster than they otherwise would have without plastic surgery. The aging process will continue at the same rate as time goes on, but you will always look better than you otherwise would have if you never had the surgery.
Aging after Plastic SurgeryPatients often ask if the face ages faster after plastic surgery. The answer is NO. The aging process does not accelerate after esthetic surgery on the face. After a well performed facelift or eyelids surgery the face continues to age, but probably at a somewhat slower rate. But the results of plastic surgery last for a long time. This does not mean the patients stop aging but the rejuvenating effect lasts for many years.
Plastic surgery is designed to turn the clock back BUT the clock still ticks. In most people, plastic surgery provides a more youthful appearance and removes the signs of aging. But there are websites that have exposed bad plastic surgery and yes, there are people who have had too much. But aging is not influenced by plastic surgery.
The things that accelerate our aging, such as excess sun exposure, smoking, dehydration, etc. will continue to do so after surgery. If you avoid these things now and after surgery, you should be able to have great results for many years to come. There is nothing about blepharoplasty or other face plastic surgery that would quicken the aging process. Good luck!
No, you do not age faster after having eyelid surgery performed. When the surgery is performed, the aging clock starts again and continues to march forward. For many examples, please see the link below to our eyelid surgery photo gallery
No, the eyes that have been operated do not age faster than those that haven't had an operation.The rate of ageing of your tissues is influenced by many factors and based on the current evidence Surgery is not one of them.Hope this helps
We can't stop the clock in terms of the continuation of your aging process. Cosmetic surgery will not inhibit or promote aging. It will "reset" you by the approach and so you can expect to age but have accomplished something at the same time.
No, you will definitely not age faster. The result lasts a lifetime! You will always look betterthan you would have if you did not have the surgery. Consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.
Residual bags after lower blepharoplasty It can take a few months after the surgery for all the swelling to settle before the final appearance is evident. From your limited photo it appears that you do not have a residual fat pad bulge, but some swelling in the so called "malar crescent",...
For uppers they are not as important as for lowers. With a transconj approach, I would use them with rare exception.
We perform most blepharoplasty surgery under local anesthesia. I don't think general anesthesia is needed for most eyelid surgeries. Talk to your doctor or find someone who will use local anesthesia.
It is difficult to tell from the photos you provide. It appears you do have bulgy eyes but you also have hollowness around the eyes, which can make the eyes appear more bulgy. Lower eyelid retraction can also make the eyes appear more bulgy. Please provide better photos of both...
There are three things that can give your eyes a downturned/sad looking appearance. heavy upper eyelids with lateral hooding of skinectopion or sagging of the lower eyelid- the lower eyelid should rest slightly above where the colored portion of your eye (iris) joins the...
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