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62, Facelift, Forehead and Lower Bleph with Some minor Issues Thailand

UPDATED FROM gingermegs22
1 year post

one year

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WORTH IT$9,000
Right at one year. I have put on about 4 kilos and I think that may accentuate my thin cheek. My system seems to have slowed down at 63 years.

I also had shingles on my neck and chest a few months ago. My eyes were affected by shingles before I had the surgery.

I don't like my thinner cheek and the hollow look of my eyes. I definitely would not recommend bleph surgery unless you have major bags. I have an appointment to get a quote for a molar implant here in Australia in a few days. Will be interesting to compare prices. With the lower Australian dollar might be comparative now?

So there are parts I like and parts I don't, but in the end am a 63 year old and getting older. i do look younger than before pics, but my smile and my strange eyes aren't great. Maybe in a few more months and a few kilos less things will improve.

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Dr Nond Rojvachiranonda

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Dr Nond is a professional surgeon associated with ChulaLonghorn University in Bangkok. He is a facial-cranial surgeon as well as a good plastic surgeon. He has a quiet manner, but treats you with respect. I had a good result, but I do feel one's results depend on wht you've got to work with and how you heal.

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November 13, 2015
I think you look lovely.
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January 12, 2016
Thanks for the honest opinions. I have chronic dry eye and have been a little fearful of getting upper Bleph. I have seen 2 ocular plastic surgeons and the real test is the tear evaporation test. Mine came back low risk but there is no predicting your outcome. Both surgeons would do conservative lifts to lessen the risk. If you do opt in the future to do uppers Find a good ocular plastic surgeon; eyes are their specialty. They both told me lower Bleph is more risky for dry eye. Maybe you could get some filler under your eyes to plump it up. Your neck and face look very good!
Thanks for your honest update. You were honest without spewing venom as a lot of unhappy posters seem to do.
January 12, 2016
I think you look fabulous! No-one would guess that you are 63. I guess we tend to be critical of ourselves when others don't see the same faults we do.

I had upper and lower blephs done in Bangkok some years ago. I had the upper done first and loved the result of that. I decided to have the lower eyes done a few years later, and regretted that decision. I didn't have bags under my eyes and it really wasn't worth it. The anaesthetic wore off part way through the procedure and I was in agony. It really wasn't a pleasant experience and it didn't do anything to enhance my eyes or my face.
You neck looks great, and I am planning to have that done in the next year or so. I find that is more ageing than anything else.
April 1, 2016
You look fab
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April 20, 2016
Anjev why did you have your lower done if you didn't have bags?
April 27, 2016
I had a lot of under eye wrinkles, and the doctor said the lower bleph would help this.
Whilst it did make a bit of a difference, it wasn't the result I expected, and the tightening of the skin under my eyes resulted in more pronounced lines at the corners of my eyes. I guess this was a result of the way the doctor cut the skin and stitched it, pulling it up and away from the under-eye area, but creating deeper lines at the corners.
April 27, 2016
I have to agree with the lower bleph,I notice few more wrinkles at corners,also it seems to take forever to heal
UPDATED FROM gingermegs22
7 months post

Makeup for dry eye

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I don't use different usual brands of makeup - Foundation, shadow and mascara. I am best if I stick to Clinique. It took me years to figure out that my terrible eye infections were being triggered by inflammation from makeup and I stick to hypoallergenic.

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UPDATED FROM gingermegs22
7 months post

More dry eye tips

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Low salt diet, makes a big difference to me and a preservative free gel like Novartis Visco tears, especially just when you go to bed. Also consider being tested for Sjogren's syndrome (dry eyes- dry mouth autoimmune condition). Hope it sorts, mine getting better but tight eyes. I have had people not recognize me, which I don't really feel comfortable with, but that's life.

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