When Can I Notice Final Results of Ptosis Repair?

Fullness in upper eyelids: what can be doneAn exam to see if this is fat or gland would help.  You have deep set eyes. Another consideration is lowering the fold unless you like the deep set appearance

Thank you for your question. Typically, major complications are unusual. Dangerous complications include infection (which in most cases is treated with an antibiotic), continuous bleeding after blepharoplasty, excessive tearing, double vision, or in very rare cases loss of vision. Common side ...

It is important to know if your problem is truly a droopy eyelid [ptosis], or excess eyelid skin, or a droopy brow....or a combination problem. Photos would be helpful. In general, lasers used to make incisions are generally accepted to be a gimmick marketing tool. If you have crepy...

Unfortunately many lower eyelid procedures are associated with scaring that subtly or nor so subtly damages the glide planes of the lower eyelid.  Some of these procedures are also associated with permanent damage to the motor nerves that supply the orbicularis oculi muscle of the lower...

Access to the midface through a transconjunctival incision alone is not really possible.  You can, however, continue the incision through the canthus (where the lower eyelid joins into the bone on the outside), releasing the canthal tendon to get better visualization.  From here you...

The black lump present in your eyelid surgery may be any number of things, a retained stitch that is now encapsulated, possibly some mascara or eyeshadow that got into a scab on your suture line, or any number of other culprits.  The treatment is relatively simple.  It can be done in...