I am one week post op upper blepharoplasty plus open brow lift. I am extremely depressed that my eyes look so different than before. My lid is now very heavy and you can see so much of it than before. Does this look normal? My stitches come out tomorrow and I need to know what to say to the doctor. Please help!!
May 19, 2009
Answer: Too early to know what the final result will be One week is way too early after this type of procedure to know what your final result will be. Be patient, let things settle down first. Take heart in knowing that in most cases, if you are truly unhappy with the final result and your surgeon can identify the anatomic issue, revisions can be performed. However, it is too early at the moment to contemplate any surgery. I would discuss with your surgeon what you are concerned about-- he will certainly be able to reassure you and help you through the healing process.
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May 19, 2009
Answer: Too early to know what the final result will be One week is way too early after this type of procedure to know what your final result will be. Be patient, let things settle down first. Take heart in knowing that in most cases, if you are truly unhappy with the final result and your surgeon can identify the anatomic issue, revisions can be performed. However, it is too early at the moment to contemplate any surgery. I would discuss with your surgeon what you are concerned about-- he will certainly be able to reassure you and help you through the healing process.
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May 22, 2009
Answer: Patience after such procedures is hard but usually rewarding I would agree with most of the other comments. It is fairly common to be concerned about your initial appearance after plastic surgery. Most of the time, your face will improve over the next few weeks. It does require patience (which is hard) and most of the time your patience will be rewarded. If you are still concerned after 2-3 months, then it would be best to address this to your surgeon.
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May 22, 2009
Answer: Patience after such procedures is hard but usually rewarding I would agree with most of the other comments. It is fairly common to be concerned about your initial appearance after plastic surgery. Most of the time, your face will improve over the next few weeks. It does require patience (which is hard) and most of the time your patience will be rewarded. If you are still concerned after 2-3 months, then it would be best to address this to your surgeon.
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