I had a double eyelid surgery done three months ago, was supposed to be low creases. When the doctor drew them, the lines looked uneven and I pointed this out, to which the doctor responded they weren't. Post surgery one eye was significantly more swollen, and when I pointed that out the doctor responded not to worry. Last check up, he said they were fairly even, but I'm now 90% sure they're not. Thoughts? Will I have to pay the doctor more money to fix the mistake>?
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Keloid scars are characterized by their growth potential and increased degree of inflammation within the skin. Unlike non-inflamed scars, keloids have the potential for growth beyond the original footprint of injury. Our office specializes in the management of keloids, whether single or...
Because you are only 29, it is unlikely that surgery is needed. If your wrinkles around the eyes are there when you smile but not when your face is relaxed, then Botox would be the solution. It is important to find a board certified and experienced Plastic Surgeon when doing Botox around the...
Swelling and bruising can continue for several weeks after eyelid surgery. You should keep your head elevated while resting to reduce swelling. Also, you can start wearing makeup in order to cover any bruising. If you are still concerned after a couple of weeks, consult with your physician.
