47 Heavyish Hoods in Boston - Wellesley, MA

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Mitesh Kapadia, MD, PhD
Mitesh Kapadia, MD, PhD
Oculoplastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Ophthalmology
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13 months later

  • 14 Apr 2015
  • 1 year post
well, I am happy I did this. I do wish he took a bit more out as it seems to have settled a bit and thought I am not hooded, the skin is sagging. It may have to do with the fact that I have holes in my scars that fill up with makeup and I cannot resist purging since they are like deep blackheads. I had one "cyst" cut out & need to see if he is willing to do one of the other ones. he is very conservative which is a good thing. ALSO if I had to do again, i'd consider a brow lift although he thinks that is a bad idea. when I lift my brow, it looks better & I know my eye brows are below the brow line & I get shadowing from the sag.

It was 2 weeks ago today….

  • 28 Mar 2014
  • 13 days post
OMG this was so easy… No one notices anything 2 weeks later, except that I look great. Every once in a while, it looks bruised to me and I still have a small red patch under my left eye where I got filler, but no glasses, no sunglasses & I'm cleared for makeup ( which I barely use) and mascara. Wow- just in time for my BF's 50th!

my unprofessional advice on the order to do treatments

  • 25 Mar 2014
  • 10 days post
ok, based on experience & information I'm learning as I go, I would
1) do laser/ultherapy & see how that works & where it gets you. Because the collagen can rebuild for some time, let that settle & re-assess.
2) do upper/lower bleph if still needed, maybe fillers at this time
3) then do fillers & botox.

I don't want to do the laser now because there can be some degradation of the filler & it seems like a waste. I'll most likely wait a year for teh laser since the fillers last ~ that long. Just something to keep in mind.

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Mitesh Kapadia, MD, PhD
Oculoplastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Ophthalmology
873 Worcester St., Wellesley, Massachusetts
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  • 14 Mar 2014

A quick comment on Dr.K. He has the nicest, low key manner (as have many plastics I've consulted with) but in a different way. The office is nice, not super upscale so you think all the money is being wasted on cucumber water & gold lame'. I can't say how much I appreciate his manner, listening skills and the confidence he exudes. Dr. Kapadia is the only one who told me I didn't need a lower bleph and it would cause problems for me. All the other doctors told me I need a neck lift, a brow lift a mini face lift, a full face lift, upper & lower bleph, chemical peel for my lower lids etc…