Blepharoplasty Reconstruction
Blepharoplasty, also known as eyelid surgery or a lidlift, is one of the most common cosmetic surgeries and has a remarkable track record for safety. Because incisions are made along the creases of the upper eyelid, below the lower lashes, or from the inside of the lower lid, scarring is minimal and relatively hidden. Complications can occur, even when surgery is performed by experienced surgeons. Complications that can compromise the outcome of eyelid surgery can include hematoma, infection, or eyelid function problems that result...
read morePtosis and the Asian Eyelid
Eyelid ptosis is a relatively common concern for which effective treatment is available. The key is in finding a specialist who understands the condition, has a great deal of experience in treating ptosis with successful results, and will custom-design the treatment to fit your unique features to give results that look natural for you. When you have Asian eyes, all of the above is true, and you must also make certain that your potential oculoplastic surgeon appreciates the unique qualities of your eyes that make you you. Asian eyelids...
read moreWhat is the best upper eyelid surgery?
The best upper eyelid surgery is carefully designed for your specific set of eyes and even takes into account differences between each of your eyes. A well-performed surgery can accomplish many goals, including the removal of excess fatty tissue and loose eyelid skin that may make the eye appear droopy, small, or tired. This can also increase peripheral vision and improve the eyelid crease through redefinition. We often see related problems develop with age, so correcting them can give the face a renewed appearance associated with...
read moreWhat is the difference between canthoplasty and canthopexy?
For those seeking improvement of the overall face, and more specifically their eyes, don’t neglect the significance of the canthus or canthal angle. The inner and outer canthal angles are the corner of the eyes, and problems with the canthus can lead to a number of aesthetic concerns, like baggy eyelids, drooping eyelids, and eyelid asymmetry. Effective treatment of the canthus can help you to look brighter, younger, and more open to social interactions. Treatment Options for the Canthal Angle There are different approaches to correcting...
read moreCan I have eyelid surgery if I smoke?
The short answer is, yes, you can have eyelid surgery if you smoke. Should you smoke? For your health, you absolutely should not smoke, but you probably already know that. However, the reality is that quitting is difficult, while many smokers can benefit from eyelid surgery. With no direct conflict between smoking and eyelid surgery, in most cases we can safely perform cosmetic surgery a smoker’s eyelids. Decisions about eyelid surgery of course should be considered on a case-by-case basis, but if you are a good candidate for...
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