What to expect after plastic surgery to remove bags under the eyes
Lower eyelid blepharoplasty is performed to remove bags and wrinkles from under the eyes and to recover a youthful eye contour.
What can you expect from your recovery after a brow lift?
An endoscopic brow lift is a surgical procedure that restores eyebrow position, contour and height, providing a fresher and more rejuvenated facial appearance. Many people wonder about the recovery after a brow lift,
Achieving success in blepharoplasty: 5 essential steps in eyelid lift surgery
Upper blepharoplasty is one of the most popular facial plastic surgery procedures. Its popularity stems from its ability to restore a youthful eyelid contour with a short recovery and little downtime
How visible is the scar after a brow lift? (Direct browplasty)
An oculoplastic surgeon has several techniques at his disposal to raise a brow surgically. The endoscopic brow lift is the best option to achieve the most natural and elegant results without the risk of a visible scar
Brow Lift Recovery
You’ve contemplated having a brow lift to rejuvenate your eyes or eliminate that tired, angry look.
Things you need to know about “fox eyes” surgery
Fox eye, or foxy eyes, is a popular term used to describe a slightly slanted contour of the outer commissure of the eyelids along with an almond shape to the eyes.
What is the best treatment for droopy eyelids?
The answer to this question will depend on what we mean by droopy eyelids. People may use the term to refer to one of several conditions: excess eyelid skin, a low eyebrow, or an eyelid position lower than normal.
How to achieve Foxy Eyes… in a more permanent way
Foxy eyes have become a popular trend. The term refers to the look produced by slightly slanted, almond-shaped eyes and perfectly contoured eyebrows.
Brow lift: Botox lift vs. surgical lift
A droopy brow is a cause for concern for many patients because it makes the eyes look tired or aged.
Brow lift vs. eyelift… what is the difference?
Excess tissue hanging over the lashes may indicate excessive laxity of the eyelid skin, or it may be a sign of a droopy brow. Making the correct diagnosis is of paramount importance, since a wrong diagnosis may lead to erroneous treatment, subsequent complications, and unhappy patients. When the problem proves to be excess skin and…
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