After upper and lower eyelid surgery
Cosmetic eyelid surgery can have dramatic impact on facial appearance, blepharoplasty. Eyelid enhancement can be achieved also by non-invasive procedures, injectable fillers / Restylane or Radiesse, to volumize and smooth the lower eyelids Botox is often used to diminish the squint lines lateral to the eyelids, the crowfeet area.
The eyes, most often defines beauty and attractiveness, are also one of the first areas of the face to show the effects of aging. As the aging process take place, one may develop loose skin, weakened muscle and tendon, fat bags around the eyes can make you look tired, sad or older than your age. Genetic related changes can also affect individuals in their twenties and thirties, and progress further with aging.
Eyelid surgery must be highly individualized according to each person’s problem and goal. Blepharoplasty surgery of the upper eyelid is about creating natural aesthetic, pleasing eyelids and eyes. The primary goal of eyelift surgery is to restore a youthful look in a natural fashion.
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There are many different approaches to lower eyelid surgery depending on the person’s needs, facial characteristics, and desired outcome. It is not just about removal of skin and fat. It is about creating smooth contour through meticulous attention to the underlying muscle, tendon, and skin re-suspension. Lower eyelid surgery can be approach through the skin or from the inside of the eyelid, trans-conjunctiva, leaving no incision on the skin. When there is excess of skin and muscle, an incision below the eyelash line is often used to remove the excess skin, muscle, or even fat. Sometimes all that is needed to treat the wrinkled skin is laser resurfacing or chemical peel.
These are some of the many treatment options available to improve the appearance around the eyes and one’s outlook. It is advisable that you and your doctor evaluate the problem or problems, and choose the appropriate treatment option to achieve realistic goals or endpoints.
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Basil Pakeman MD, FRCSC is board certified both by American Board of Ophthalmology, and the Royal College of Surgeons. He is affiliated with Manhattan Eye Ear Throat Hospital, Lenox Hill Hospital, and American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery.
If you are interested in this procedure, contact Dr. Basil Pakeman (Manhattan Surgical Care) at 212 308 1566 or visit http://www.nycsurgical.com.
