I am 62. 15 years ago I had a cosmetic upper eyelid surgery. I have noticed one lid drooping. My upper eyelid surgery will be a Mueller procedure, lifting the eyelid by shortening an eyelid structure named Mueller’s muscle. He will not do anything to the top external lids. The Dr said the stitches will be under the eyelid. Researching the procedure online, I didn't find much. Will the stitches interfere with my eyesight? What should I expect about discomfort? Thank you!
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September 8, 2013
Answer: Droopy Eyelid Surgery from Underneath the Lid
It is perfectly reasonable to have these procedures performed at the same time. With regard to who should perform these procedures for you this depends on the skill set of your chosen surgeon. If you choose an Oculoplastic Surgeon to perform your ptosis repair, they will not offer you a...
At 2 months there is still a fair bit of healing left to go. It is likely that this will resolve over the next 3-4 months. Massaging can be good, but every 15 minutes probably isn't. You may be causing more irritation than you are helping by massaging so frequently. 5 minutes twice a day is...
Interesting question. There are procedures that address slanted eyes. These procedures are popular in Asia where many Asians want to look more Caucasian. Both the slant and the crease of the upper eyelid can be addressed. I suggest you seek the opinion of a Facial Plastic Surgeon who has...