Some swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort are a normal part of recovery after oculoplastic surgery. Because the skin and tissues around the eyes are delicate, even minor procedures can cause temporary changes in appearance. The good news is that these effects are short-lived and manageable… Read More »Managing Pain and Swelling After Oculoplastic Surgery: A Practical Guide
If you have been searching for a non-invasive way to resolve your personal skin issues and you were about to give up, along comes the Ablative Laser. If you have sun damaged and aging skin, read about the Ablative Laser treatment and how it can… Read More »Ablative Laser Resurfacing: What You Should Know
Recovery after enucleation surgery can raise a lot of questions about what happens next. Whether the procedure was necessary because of trauma, disease, or chronic pain, many patients want to understand how the healing process works and what to expect with an artificial eye. Two… Read More »Enucleation Recovery: Understanding the Role of a Conformer and Artificial Eye
If you’re scheduled for oculoplastic surgery for medical or cosmetic reasons, knowing how to prepare can help reduce anxiety, prevent complications, and ensure the smoothest experience possible. From pre-op instructions to the day-of checklist, here are 6 important things to know before your oculoplastic procedure. 1. Stop… Read More »Preparing for Oculoplastic Surgery: 6 Things to Know
Orbital decompression surgery can greatly improve comfort and appearance for patients with thyroid eye disease (Graves’ disease) or other conditions that cause eye bulging, double vision, or difficulty closing the eyelids. When the tissues or bone inside the eye socket press too tightly on the eye, this… Read More »Post Orbital Decompression Tips: Managing Swelling, Vision Changes, and Recovery
Eyelid surgery, also called blepharoplasty, is a procedure that can improve both appearance and vision. For many people, drooping eyelids or under-eye puffiness may cause discomfort, reduced confidence, or even obstructed sight. An oculoplastic surgeon can help determine whether eyelid surgery is the right solution for you. What… Read More »Droopy Eyelids: Is Eyelid Surgery Right for You?
Ptosis, or drooping of the upper eyelid, can affect people of all ages. In children, it is often present at birth (congenital ptosis) and can interfere with normal visual development. In adults, ptosis often occurs when the levator muscle that lifts the eyelid weakens over time. Besides limiting the… Read More »Ptosis Surgery Recovery: What to Expect and How to Care for Your Eyes
If you’ve scheduled your first Kybella® treatment or recently had one, you may be wondering what recovery looks like. Kybella is a non-surgical injectable used to reduce submental fat (aka the “double chin”), and while the procedure is quick, the healing process can take time.… Read More »What to Expect After Your First Kybella Treatment
Orbital decompression surgery can be a life-changing procedure for people with eye bulging, pressure, or pain, usually caused by thyroid eye disease or trauma. And while the thought of eye surgery can be overwhelming, understanding what to expect and how to care for yourself afterward… Read More »Orbital Decompression Surgery: What to Expect and How to Care for Yourself Afterward
Show of hands! Who wants to look older than they actually are? Didn’t think so. Those saggy, droopy and wrinkled eyelids are making you look tired all the time, and you guessed it, older than you actually are. If you are considering refreshing those tired… Read More »Blepharoplasty Recovery: What To Expect
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