I am 33, don't drink much, don't smoke and am in good shape. The past few months i've noticed the bags under my eyes are darker, people have been asking me if I'm tired and stressed. I've become very paranoid about them So I've take a huge decision and have gone on a two week holiday to get a lower blepharoplasty. Is two weeks enough time to recover fully, and even if the bruising and scars disappear, do people often notice the change to the patients face?
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It's great that you are exercising, but in general, you do want to take it easy for the first 5-7 days after eyelid surgery. The reason surgeons ask patients not to exercise during that first week, is that it increases the risk of bruising, swelling and bleeding behind the eyes. All patients get...
It maybe scar tissue or residual tissue from the chalazion. You might have a small amount of cortizone injected into the "bump" to see if it will reduce or eliminate the bump. Sincerely,
Fred Suess M.D.
Hi. You need to understand a very basic concept.......symmetry in the human being does not exists. Whether breasts , eyes or any other part, it is rare to find symmetry. Had you not mentioned it, I would not have noticed anything. Be careful that you don't start down the road of cosmetic surgery...