The eye in facial palsy: preventing complications of a gold weight implant
Implantation of a gold weight is currently the best option to treat lagophthalmos, the most common ocular sequela of facial palsy.
What does the phrase “droopy eyelids” really mean?
People use the phrase “droopy eyelids” as a general term to describe a tired or sleepy appearance, especially when it relates to excess skin on the upper eyelids. Practically speaking, it is easy to use this terminology because it points out directly.
Treating under-eye wrinkles: skin resurfacing or surgery?
Our eyes are often the first area of the face to display the early signs of aging, mainly because eyelid skin is the thinnest in the body. Exposure to various environmental factors such as UV light, atmospheric pollution, and the oxidative stress phenomenon.
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.
Watery eyes after eyelid plastic surgery: what’s going on?
So, you had eyelid plastic surgery to raise droopy eyelids or get rid of bags under your eyes. The surgery was a success, and you love what you see in the mirror.
Why I don’t use fillers around the eyes
The impressive technological advancement concerning adaptability and its interaction with human tissues have made hyaluronic acid fillers quite popular over the last decade.
Is there an effective treatment for xanthelasma?
Xanthelasma are benign lesions that appear as yellow deposits on the upper and lower eyelids. They can be flat or raised on the skin, contain cholesterol, and maybe a sign of high blood cholesterol, although this is not always the case.
Causes of eyelid scarring and how to treat them
The eyelids are one of the most delicate structures in our face. These organs are extremely complex in their anatomy and function. Their main purpose is to protect the eye from trauma and lubricate the surface of the cornea with each blink.
Restoring eyelid function in facial paralysis: Treatment for extrusion of a gold weight implant
The implantation of a gold weight is currently the gold standard for treating paralytic lagophthalmos, which is the inability to close the eye fully after facial paralysis. However, certain complications are associated with this procedure.
How do I know if the growth on my eyelid is bad?
A growth, or lesion, on your eyelid, may cause you to be concerned about its nature. Most patients know that skin moles can become cancerous, which is true for all skin growths and eyelid lesions…
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