Had Ptosis Surgery Four Years Ago Lid Are Drooping Again Why? Should I Have Another Surgery Will It Last?

Incisions after any surgery can be sensitive, dry, itchy and irritated. Eyelid skin, while it heals quickly, can also be susceptible to reactions to medications and other creams. I tell my blepharoplasty patients, if they have been healing as expected, that at 2-3 weeks after surgery they...

Removing fat will not move your eye closer to the nose. It will rather just make your eyes appear more sunken or hollow. Your problem is really not a problem at all, but rather a variation of the normal. This is a feature that you need to accept as unique and special to you.

Every one continues to age with time. Although we can "turn back the clock", we can never stop it, so it is possible with many birthdays, your bags may slowly reform, but this is something that will take years to happen. Don't stress about it and enjoy your satisfactory results.

I remove eyelid sutures as early as 3 days, and certainly no more than 7-8 days. The longer you wait, the more difficult it will be to get them removed, and increased risk of visible scar, though this risk is low in upper eyelid because it is well hidden. Be assertive with the office staff...

During the healing process, the eyelid skin can often trap dead skin cells and other debris underneath the skin surface. When that happens, little white pearls of material are seen - these are milia. Since the skin surface is closed over the collection of material (forming a "roof"), it must...

I assume you are talking about the hollowness in your upper eyelid area.  I would need more information to accurately answer your question.  Did you have surgery in the past around your eye and what specifically concerns you?   For the hollowness above your eyes, I would...