Endoscopic Brow Lift, Lower Blepharoplasty, CO2RE around eys - Peoria, IL

I was prescribed Valtrex, and Diflucan to start taking 2 days before my procedure. Valtrex due to me saying I have had a fever blister on my lip before. I have no idea why I need the diflucan. I work for the government and hope I can go back in 10 days.

Thank you!

You're welcome and good luck! 10 days off is just perfect. The anesthesia will have left your body, you will have healed pretty much at that time and you will look great. Someone asked me at work if I had ''plastic surgery" done. (rude) ! I told them I had a mole burned off. haha!

I work in a federal office and I told everybody! After nursing my children I had 300cc implants done and I told everybody about that too. I guess I'm not that private when it comes to my procedures. As women our bodies go through so much!

If someone is in obvious need of a particular plastic surgery, I would suggest that their problem might have a surgical answer. Then, I would probably tell them about my procedure, if it was similar. Implants , especially huge ones, need not be advertised. They show. I personally look a the huge ones and all I see are saline filled plastic bags. I'd rather not be told. Hope you are feeling well. Good luck!

BabyL ....your review of your endoscopic brow lift is horrifying! I see you've agreed that 10 days is perfect for returning to work but your own experience doesn't seem to jive at all with this.

I'm not here to frighten anyone. I felt otherwise fine after 10 days but the burning was intense. I found out that I had nerve damage from my brow lift. My doctor said that the burning would eventually go away. I believed him, I had no reason not to. Not only did it not, but it took me 6 doctors to find one who would tell me exactly what he did to me. He had cut the short nerves, (as opposed to the trunk nerves). I still have bouts with the burning even after all these years and the small scars show on my scalp. Your forehead becomes very high after this procedure also. I don't know many people who have gone through what I did. My brow lift was done many years ago so I'm just assuming this type of accident doesn't happen anymore. Maybe I'm wrong. I hope I'm wrong.

So sorry that happened to you. I already have most of my feeling back and my forehead and eyebrows are settling into a more relaxed position. I have had no itching like other reviews say.

Thank you!

Thanks! I would love to see your reviews! Post them lol

Thank you so much for the encouraging words, I did sleep upright for a week, the bruising is fading faster now, great to hear from someone from the UK !!
I will be good once I can feel the top of my head again!!

Sorry to invade this post! I have the same problem as missyfit13 and for me a browlift is as important as the bleph. As we age the brow becomes heavier and the eyebrows and upper eyelids sink a little over our eyes.

Any idea why PS can do such great "eye opening" results on their male patients without the need (very rarely) for a brow lift? I am amazed at what they can accomplish is such a "tight space" with men but somehow can't do that with women. Look at fashion magazines and notice how low top model's brows are.

I look like I've been beat up but I have almost NO pain!

I believe he removed the fat and pulled the skin up(skin pinch). I will ask when I get my staples out.

Thank you! I had 4 incisions on the top and one on each temple. Over 30 staples. I lost no hair! The brow lift made my saggy upper lids disappear. My lower fat removal with skin pinch made my dark hollows disappear. My cheeks even look slightly raised. I'm a very happy girl!