I'm 68 and have droopy lids. Likely best to do both upper and lower although I do not have much bags on lower. Is sedation best for surgery when doing both? Is laser faster to heal, less bruising, less painful? Thank you.
November 26, 2015
Answer: Eyelid surgery techniques Eyelid surgery techniquesScalpel vs laser is up to the surgeon. Results are the same for both with maybe less swelling with a laser in the first two to three days.Laser can also be used to treat the texture on the surface of the eyelids to tighten and smooth the skin.. This is a different purpose.
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November 26, 2015
Answer: Eyelid surgery techniques Eyelid surgery techniquesScalpel vs laser is up to the surgeon. Results are the same for both with maybe less swelling with a laser in the first two to three days.Laser can also be used to treat the texture on the surface of the eyelids to tighten and smooth the skin.. This is a different purpose.
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Answer: What are pros and cons re blepharoplasty on using a scalpel vs laser? Despite scientific studies, there is no evidence to suggest laser is better than scalpel for eyelid surgery.Often it is used a 'marketing' tool to sell the procedure as 'laser' is perceived to be 'hi tech' and hence better.Sedation or not will depend on your Surgeon.Uppers Definitely, lowers its upto youAll the best
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Answer: What are pros and cons re blepharoplasty on using a scalpel vs laser? Despite scientific studies, there is no evidence to suggest laser is better than scalpel for eyelid surgery.Often it is used a 'marketing' tool to sell the procedure as 'laser' is perceived to be 'hi tech' and hence better.Sedation or not will depend on your Surgeon.Uppers Definitely, lowers its upto youAll the best
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