That’s how I can tell they’ve had surgery. I don’t read and keep up with celebrities but if I see them on a commercial etc., their eyes look smaller. Is this an old technique? Most I’m talking about are older people. This is one reason I am afraid to have my upper eyelids ‘done’ My eyes are my best features I’m told, lol. The shape and color both. I have too many Creases though I think....would like less :) Thanks so much!!
June 9, 2019
Answer: Eyelid surgery There could be many reasons for this finding. Three common reasons would include unrecognized upper eyelid ptosis that may not have been noticed prior, and the removal of skin no longer makes the patient compensate by lifting his or her brow. There could also be a laxity of the lower lid, and tightening the lower lid brings that outer corner up, thus narrowing the eye opening. The third could be adding filler to the lower lid/cheek region, which can change their look. I recommend looking at many before and after photos of surgeons in your area to get a better idea of results.
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June 9, 2019
Answer: Eyelid surgery There could be many reasons for this finding. Three common reasons would include unrecognized upper eyelid ptosis that may not have been noticed prior, and the removal of skin no longer makes the patient compensate by lifting his or her brow. There could also be a laxity of the lower lid, and tightening the lower lid brings that outer corner up, thus narrowing the eye opening. The third could be adding filler to the lower lid/cheek region, which can change their look. I recommend looking at many before and after photos of surgeons in your area to get a better idea of results.
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June 9, 2019
Answer: It is called BUPS-post upper blepharoplasty syndrome. The surgery causes the upper eyelid ptosis, upper eyelid hollows, compensatory eyebrow elevation, upper eyelid lash ptosis, and crepey upper eyelid skin, a high or absent upper eyelid crease. Upper blepharoplasty does not need to cause this but avoiding it requires the understanding that weakness in the upper eyelid tendon needs to be correct at the time of cosmetic upper blepharoplasty. It is not routine to address the weakness that is present in the aging eyelid. The result is awful surgical results even in our celebrities. The sad thing is that when those who can get care with anyone, can't find a good result, what chance does anyone else have. I assure you, that if you choose the right surgeon, your eyes do not have to be small after cosmetic eyelid surgery.
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June 9, 2019
Answer: It is called BUPS-post upper blepharoplasty syndrome. The surgery causes the upper eyelid ptosis, upper eyelid hollows, compensatory eyebrow elevation, upper eyelid lash ptosis, and crepey upper eyelid skin, a high or absent upper eyelid crease. Upper blepharoplasty does not need to cause this but avoiding it requires the understanding that weakness in the upper eyelid tendon needs to be correct at the time of cosmetic upper blepharoplasty. It is not routine to address the weakness that is present in the aging eyelid. The result is awful surgical results even in our celebrities. The sad thing is that when those who can get care with anyone, can't find a good result, what chance does anyone else have. I assure you, that if you choose the right surgeon, your eyes do not have to be small after cosmetic eyelid surgery.
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