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Yes, the skin healing has likely been completed by now and dyeing the lashes should not be an issue. But your surgeon has the last say on these matters. Run it by him/her before you do it.
In my office, it would be no problem. However, different surgeons have different feelings about the timing of this. For this reason, you need to seek the advise of the surgeon who knows your eyelids the best.
Having your eyelashes dyed probably can be done at this point, but I would check with your surgeon to make sure it is ok.
Although the normal healing time for upper/lower blepharoplasty about 1-2 weeks has passed, I suggest asking your cosmetic eyelid surgeon as you don't want to risk complications.
The most common post operative care for upper and lower blepharoplasty is certainly natural tears such as Refresh Plus. It is hypoallergenic and preservative-free. It can be used 3 drops, 5-6 times per day.
Removing lower eyelid fat changes how the pigmentation in the lower eyelid appears. It is possible that an appropriate chemical peel might help you. IPL will not work here because the pigment is too deep to be reached by the IPL treatment. For the same reason the skin creams...
Great question! There are a few issues which could be going on with your under eye dark circles. Obviously, it would be helpful to see photos or, ideally, see you in person to fully assess what is happening. -First, some patients genetically are predisposed to having dark circles under the...
It may very well be that eyelid surgery to change the shape of your eyes might be helpful. However you diagnosis many or may not be correct. Also it is critically important that your potential surgeon truly understands you concerns.
It is not unusual to have this happen after lower eyelid surgery and there are things you can do that can help...massage and night taping are the most benign things to do and do help a lot and in some patients it can take awhile. But is severe cases I do send my patients to an opthamologist and...
Proptosis is the medical term used to describe bulgy eyes. It usually happens when the contents of the eye socket are too big for the bony volume of the eye socket. If you eyes have had this appearance your whole life, this is likely an anatomic variant that is sometimes referred to as a...
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