How long do I need to wait between surgeries?

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...

Its very difficult to say based on the photo as the quality is not great. What is certain is that things will improve as the swelling settles. I do of course understand you anxiety and what I am not clear about is whether you have some webbing due to a poorly formed lateral canthus....

The most common issue after lower blepharoplasty is dry eye.  I recommend see a fellowship trained oculoplastic surgeon or a fellowship trained cornea specialist.  These types of ophthalmic specialists have more advanced training than a general ophthalmologists are often more attuned to po...

An evaluation to address both eyelid and eyebrow ptosis are necessary to address your concerns. Addressing one without the other can lead to a suboptimal result.

Beyond this extensive training, carefully look at what the surgeon actually does.  Does the website reflect that they do forehead lifts, do you like the surgical results you see, or is there something not to your likely about the work the surgeon does.  How does the surgeon propose to do the f...

Botox can be used to relax the muscles that pull down the eyebrow, and this can give 1-2 millimeters of lift. The recommended amounts are 20 units between the eyebrows (called the glabella) and 24 units around the crow's feet every 3-4 months. This will also keep wrinkles at bay and could cost ...