I've had eyelid surgery on both upper and lower many years ago. One eye and brow has dropped below the level of the opposite eye. My eye looks larger though it may be due to the lower lid drooping. I know I need corrective surgery, but I have a very difficult time finding an oculoplastic surgeon with experience.
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Being from Alabama I can assure you that you have gotten the wrong information. Insurance does not cover a particular type of doctor , only a particular type of surgery. In fact the way it is determined if the procedure is covered is by a test that measures your visual field obstruction cre...
You have some downward settling of the brows and likely some mildly redundant upper eyelid skin. Neuromodulator injections may provide some temporary lifting of the brows - if it helps re-treatment is typically necessary every 3 to 4 months. Ultherapy, a non-invasive procedure that uses high...
Hi there. Greetings from the UK! Yes I'd completely agree with your surgeon. It's way way too early to make any judgement on asymmetry at this very early stage. You've got quite a lot of postoperative swelling still which is worse on YOUR left upper eyelid which is making the pretarsal skin...
