I noticed when I was actually 14, that the top of my eye lids were covered by the skin on top. I looked at other people and realised that this wasn't normal. It makes me look a lot more tired than I actually am. Also the forehead lines I noticed at 14, it could be from making too many weird faces when I was younger. How do I get rid of both of them? (Not Using Botox)
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November 12, 2014
Answer: Skin and Antiaging
Jason Emer, MDDermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology
In our practice, we place all cheek implants through an intra-oral oral approach under brief general anesthetic. The implants are placed underneath the periosteum directly over the maxilla underneath all the tissues of the cheek. This prevents any muscle injury to the mid face and eyelids which...
Ultherapy? Absolutely not. Blepharoplasty, probably not. Your eyes are attractive and the small differences seen in the single photo are well within normal. Go grab the latest "People" magazine and look at photos of all the "beautiful people". Every single one of them has as much lid asymmetry...
I would suggest waiting a little longer. Usually by two weeks the swelling and bruising is gone, but it looks like you are healing slowly. A V beam laser can be done to the bruises to make them go away quicker. But the swelling needs more time.
