If you’re considering eyelid surgery, the one question you’ll probably want to know the answer to is how long it will take to recover. This can be an important factor when making your decision because if you plan on returning to work soon after the procedure, you’ll want to know what your schedule will look…
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Dry eye after eyelid surgery is very common, but this is nothing to be fearful about. It’s a temporary problem that you can manage successfully during eyelid surgery recovery and get rid of it completely. There is a misconception that people suffering from dry eye after eyelid surgery stay with it forever. And thus, many…
read moreYour eyes are one of the first places where aging becomes noticeable. As you age, your skin and facial muscles lose their tone. Also, fatty deposits start to accumulate around your eyes. That's not what you want to happen. Fortunately, you can prevent this from occurring. Drooping eyelids can be corrected through cosmetic eyelid surgery,…
read moreThe weakening of eye muscles leads to sagging upper eyelids or eye bagginess. With age, our eye muscles get fatigued causing droopy eyelids. This loosened skin impairs the vision and difficulty in wearing contact lenses. Excess folds of eyelid skin rubbing together lead to forehead discomfort and irritation. Eyelid surgery or Blepharoplasty in Miami is…
read moreMore about Mullerectomy? When a patient presents for an evaluation of a droopy lid, it is important to evaluate not only the amount of excess skin, but also the actual height of the eyelid in relation to the pupil. If the eyelid margin is low and close to the pupil, that is called a ptosis.…
read moreOne of the most common complaints from patients, even at a young age, is puffiness in the lower lids. This is due to the fat pads in the lower lid, which in some people can become chronically puffy. This is due both to the anatomy of their lower lid, and to genetics. The swollen fat…
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