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Can I Have Upper Blepharoplasty Twice?

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   Upper blepharoplasty is a plastic surgery addressing excess skin in the upper eyelid region that may obscure vision.  In many cases, the eyelids become saggy due to ageing even one has undergone an upper blepharoplasty once. Is it possible to have second upper blepharoplasty?  Eyes are the body parts that age the fastest. The upper lids can sag again even though the excess skin in this area has been removed once. In this case, another upper eyelid surgery can be performed. However, you should consult with a plastic surgeon before deciding on undergoing a second surgery. 

How long does the filler injection last?

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    Filler injection is a cosmetic procedure that naturally corrects the sunken parts of the body, usually the face, by adding volume. Many people do filler hollow eyelids, low nose bridge, smile lines and etc.     However, the effectiveness of the fillers depends on which part of the body fillers are injected. Do you want to know why that is?   Usually, when we make a facial expression, we often use our nasolabial folds and the eyelid skin is also very thin. Therefore, the fillers get absorbed faster in these areas than the cheeks or nose bridge.     Before undergoing any cosmetic procedures, we strongly recommend that you get a consultation with a board-certified specialist who will be able to explain all the details of the procedure.  

How to deal with saggy eyelids?

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  The eyelid drooping occurs due to the excessive upper lid skin sagginess and the weakness of the muscles that appear with age. As a result, you may experience heaviness and notice skin covering your eyelashes and impairing vision.  This makes you look sleepy and affects your entire facial appearance. Upper blepharoplasty can be a great benefit to your facial appearance. If not treated, the condition may progressively worsen with time.  Upper blepharoplasty is a surgical intervention of removing excess skin and fat tissue within your natural upper eyelid crease. The incision line is close with fine stitches.  With time the incisions will be virtually unnoticeable. The stitches will be removed 5 days after the operation. Following the Blepharoplasty, you will be given instructions on postoperative care.  On the first and second days, you should place an icepack over your eyelids to reduce bruising and swelling to a minimum. On the third day onwards, you need to ...