So far, I've been to one ophthalmologist who recommended surgery. Based on some research, it looks like many times surgery is recommended because it's more profitable. I'm wondering if a Kenalog injection is what I need instead? I'm trying to leave surgery as last resort. Mainly because I don't want to be two weeks without exercise! Thanks four help/feedback
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There are several options available to you with orbital and eyelid surgery. The eyelid position can be changed to cover more of the eye (eyelid retractor recession). Orbital decompression increases the bony volume of the socket allowing the eyes to recess into the sockets. If your cheeks/...
Your surgeon disinserted the levator aponeurosis and also gave you a very high crease. This can be fixed by lowering the upper eyelid crease, repairing the levator aponeurosis and advancing orbital fat into the upper eyelid. This will soften your appearance and make the eyes more jewel like. ...
I have added a link that might be helpful...Hi thanks for sharing your photo. The fullness under your eyes is related to the underlying muscle and not the classic fat pads reason. You may be a candidate for treatment but an in person examination is required-be sure to seek consultation with an...