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Generally after about three days, however, you will want to follow the advice and guidelines given to you by your surgeon.
I would say make-up could be worn about a week after the procedure. However, it's best to ask your surgeon because they might have different advice. make sure any products you apply are sterile.
I generally don't want my patients to use any makeup until the sutures are removed. After 48 hours I am ok with them using a concealer to cover up some of the bruising and incision redness.I would recommend you discuss this with your plastic surgeon as every surgeon has their own postoperative care plan.Good luck.
Usually one can wear make up about 2 days after stitches are removed from any eyelid surgery. Sutures are removed around one week after surgery.
You should be able to wear makeup at about the 10-14 day mark. It's best to double check with your surgeon if there's a question.
Specific instructions should come from your own surgeon. In my practice patients are permitted to use make up and about a week.
Many surgeons advise waiting at least for the stitches to come before applying makeup. But your best bet would be to follow your surgeon's postoperative instructions.
Sutures typically are removed at about 1 week after surgery, and most surgeons will generally allow makeup after that, as long as you are healing well. Be sure to check with your surgeon, however.All the best!
In our practice we allow patients to apply makeup on their eyelids once the sutures are dissolved or have been removed. At that time it is appropriate put makeup on.
Wait until sutures have been removed and your incision is fully healed. Sutures come out approximately 1 week after surgery. It may take a day or two before the incision closes completely after that.Always follow the advise of your surgeon.
Thank you for your question. It can take up to a year for you to be completely healed. As my colleague's have stated most of the healing is below the surface and is unseen and unfelt. It may take several months for swelling to go away completely. Your sutures should...
I would recommend you speak with your surgeon as this is really an art more than a science. In general about a month off of smoking before and after any cosmetic surgery is really key to improve blood flow to the site for healing. If you quit for 2 months, why not quit for...
There are various eyelid procedures that can "tighten" or "pull back" your eyelids. If you are referring to an upper eyelid lift, this is called a blepharoplasty. An outer eyelid tightening can be called a lateral canthoplasty. These are just a few of many eyelid tightening procedures....