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Typically swelling lasts 1-2 weeks. Sutures come out around 10 days or so. Usually after 3-4 weeks you are back to normal activities. Hope that helps.
For the type of ptosis surgery I perform, the initial recovery phase is usually about 5-7 days, at which time sutures come out.Bruising generally takes 1-2 weeks, but most patients have resolution at 1 week. The majority of the swelling resolves at 1 month, with significant improvements every week.
Dear. it is hard to tell for sure without an examination. You will need to get a clearance from your doctor prior to surgery. If you are considering surgery, I would suggest you consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination, you will get more information and recommendations.Yes, you can go swimming after one month. Omer Faruk DEVECİ, MD Certified, European Board of Plastic Surgery Member, Turkish Society of Plastic Surgery Member
Recovery for blepharoplasty typically involves bruising which lasts up to two weeks. Swelling is also common and expected. Treatment includes cold compresses to the area, keeping the area slightly elevated for the first few days post op, and arnica supplements. Swelling is mostly resolved after about a month.
I think that you should seek out the treatment that addresses your concerns. The timing is not really essential. Most procedures can be performed in any order. As far as jaw surgery, an underbite doesn't necessarily require treatment if your functional ability to chew is unaffected. If you want...
Hi, So after looking at your picture there are a number of things that can be done to help you. First, as you mentioned, you have dark shadowing – especially beneath your eye which can be improved with injectables. An injectable to research is called Ameela which works to brighten the p...
Schedule with a qualified injector for Botox to lift the upper eyelid, after making sure there are no neurological conditions.
From your photos it appears you are good candidate for lower blepharoplasty. This will address the excess skin and reposition the fat pads beneath the eyes. The result will be smoother, more refreshed appearing eyes. Treatments such as Morpheus8 can be added to improve overall skin tone and...
Filler to the tear troughs would be appropriate, along with an eye-brightening cream. You could also consider fat grafting with Co2 lasering to the lower eyelids for a longer lasting result.
Neurotoxin would be a great place to start for you. This would weaken the muscles that lower the brow and give you a "chemical lift." A brow lift is always an option as well but I would try the easy option first.
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