I'm interested in getting an upper eyelid treatment. I am scheduled for full face/neck Ulthera tomorrow, but feel that if I recieved an eyelid tx, it would be more benificial to the fresh look I am trying to achieve. I am 42, & my eyes always appear puffy & tired. What would be acheived w/tx available? Would Restylne filler make my eyes puffier? or raise my brows?
August 3, 2018
Answer: Best Eyelid Non-Surgical Rejuvenation Treatment
Hi Christine,
All of the modalities that you mention can help improve upper eyelids. Ulthera is used on the forehead and eyebrows to give a moderate eyebrow lift (2 to 3 mm). The CO2 laser is used directly on eyelid skin to tighten the skin. I have not had any experience with Thermage on eyelids. It is difficult to advise what would be best for you without examining you or seeing photos. Good luck and be well.
Dr. P
Encino, CA
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August 3, 2018
Answer: Best Eyelid Non-Surgical Rejuvenation Treatment
Hi Christine,
All of the modalities that you mention can help improve upper eyelids. Ulthera is used on the forehead and eyebrows to give a moderate eyebrow lift (2 to 3 mm). The CO2 laser is used directly on eyelid skin to tighten the skin. I have not had any experience with Thermage on eyelids. It is difficult to advise what would be best for you without examining you or seeing photos. Good luck and be well.
Dr. P
Encino, CA
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August 3, 2018
Answer: What's Best for Eyelid Rejuv/lift - Eyelid Ulthera Vs Eyelid Thermage Vs Madonna CO Lift?
If your eyes appear puffy and tired, it is doubtful that any of the above treatments will work. These trreatments work by tightening skin. From your description, loose skin does not sound like your problem. See an eyelid specialist to give you your best options.
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August 3, 2018
Answer: What's Best for Eyelid Rejuv/lift - Eyelid Ulthera Vs Eyelid Thermage Vs Madonna CO Lift?
If your eyes appear puffy and tired, it is doubtful that any of the above treatments will work. These trreatments work by tightening skin. From your description, loose skin does not sound like your problem. See an eyelid specialist to give you your best options.
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