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It's a great question. I would ask your surgeon their specific recommendations, but in general I would wait six weeks, until the eyelids have healed fully, before proceeding with breast surgery.
Generally we recommend a minimum of 3 weeks to allow the eyes to be sufficiently healed that you are not also healing from eyelid surgery surgery at the same time you are healing from breast surgery. Otherwise the tiny dose of medication needed for the eyelid surgery has no real bearing on the breast surgery.
Hello and thank you for asking this important question on RealSelf.I do believe you would not have to wait more than six weeks between cases. Especially since the first was completed under a local anesthesia.If one has a larger procedure under a general anesthesia and then wants a second large procedure, I recommend waiting about 3 months. This recommendation, however, may be different depending on the health and age of a certain patient.Good Luck to You.
is determined by how many weeks your surgeon wants you to restrict your activities... once cleared to resume activities, you can safely have other procedures under general anesthesia done.
Thank you for sharing your question and photos. Although it sounds like you may be genetically predisposed to eyelid ptosis and you may very well need surgery in the future, I do not think you are there yet. If you are bothered by drooping brows, I recommend trying a small amount of Botox to the...
Generally immediately after a lower lid blepharoplasty there is a deep oedema which marks a temporary slight scleral show.Waiting is difficult for any patient, in your case, the receding of the swelling will give you good hope every day.
You may have a cornea issue and should see an ophthalmologist. Best of luck with your results.,......