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51 Years Old with Big Droopy Eyelids. Hammond, LA
UPDATED FROM maridetto
3 months post
Best decision ever!
maridettoJuly 21, 2016
WORTH IT$2,000
I'm just over 3 1/2 months post upper Bleph, I am very happy with my results. The incision lines are smoothing out and fading more and more each day. My expectations were exceeded and I'd definitely trust Dr. Weiler with my face and future procedures.
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UPDATED FROM maridetto
1 month post
6 weeks post
maridettoMay 18, 2016
Just to update, I'm still very happy with my outcome. The incision lines are still pink and itchy at times. I also still have a little numbness along my lash line and above the incision on my brow. It is no problem at all and I'm sure is all due to healing and nerve endings reconnecting. I wish I had done this 5 years ago.
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May 18, 2016
So...what did you have done? Your uppers look spectacular! And you listed $2000 but that can't be right~ so which procedures and at what cost? Btw, what dry eye, not able to close eyes, blurred vision did you have and for how long. Tks, grace
May 18, 2016
Just an upper Bleph, the price was 1800 plus 200 for the surgery suite fee, so 2000 total. I didn't have blurred vision at all, was able to close my eyes from the beginning, just felt tight and had dry irritated eyes for a couple of weeks. The dry eyes didn't bother me, my previous career had me in front of the computer and my eyes always felt blown out so it didn't feel much different. I'm still experiencing itchiness on my lids and some numbness on my lids and brow. In addition to removing the extra skin, he removed the fat pockets in the inner corners of my eyes and fat that had migrated from my brow onto my lids. Looking at my pictures from the past, my right brow has always been heavier, more of a fat pad on my brow than my left eye. Lax skin from aging has caused it to be more pronounced. The doctor did a great job in making my eyes more symmetrical. I didn't have anesthesia, just Valium and Ativan in a twilight state. I remember a pinch, not sure if he was measuring or numbing my lid, that's how much I was out of it, the next thing I remember is seeing the nurse after it was over. They put a ice pack over my eyes and my husband drove me home, we live a few hours away. When I got home I took the pack off to take a peek expecting to look horrible and was very surprised that it didn't look that bad. I have a picture posted of after. I was surprised my eyes were not swollen shut and I could see. I than started the regiment of 20 minutes ice every hour. This was so dramatic one of my brothers is considering having the surgery, he's two years younger, works outdoors and his brows have deflated to the point that the skin is sitting on his eyelids and affecting his vision. This was the best 2k I've spent. Thank you Grace for the compliment, let me know if you have any other questions...take care
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