I'm 47 years-old and have crepey skin in the upper outer eyelid. I've already had a blepharoplasty and this helped with the sagging skin overlying the eyeball but the crepeyness remains. I've noticed that when I put my finger on my temple, the crepey skin smooths away so was wondering if fillers on the temple or botox would help? Also, if I go with a laser treatment, which laser is best for skin around the eyes? Thank you for your expertise.
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You are far too early in the healing process for the incision to be healed to the point of fading. Do not pull or tug on the healing incision. Follow your surgeon's advice for care to the area. This is very delicate skin but it usually heals very well over time.
Each Doctor has their preferred method and it also depends on you and desired results. Also, it's difficult to answer without a picture. That being said, there are some great non-surgical options too. Fillers, lasers, and microneedling/PRP can improve under eye hollows. We use PRP and stem c...
Thanks for sharing your question. I can appreciate your concern.
Asymmetries are normal findings amont people. Your findings are moderate. However your features are nicely looking. Undergoing correction of this differences will represent significant craniofacial surgery that at the en is ...
