FAQ about Blepharoplasties (Eyelid lifts) found on Realself.com Q: What is a Blepharoplasty – What Does It Do? A: A blepharoplasty by definition is cosmetic surgery of the eyelids, either upper or lower eyelids. It does not include surgery of the brow, as in a brow lift. Upper lid blepharoplasty: typically the problem is excess [...]
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Questions and Answers regarding Blepharoplasties
January 29th, 2012Older by a Nose: The Aging Nose is a Giveaway
June 28th, 2011Have you ever noticed that older people have larger noses, and that cute little button noses are reserved for younger people? Or the noses of your friends and relatives may have changed over the years, but you’re not quite sure why. So, why do older people’s noses get bigger or distorted? The answer is that [...]
Eyelid lift (eyelid surgery)
January 8th, 2010Generally, the eyelids are the first areas of the face that show one’s age. The problem can be with the upper lids or the lower lids, but it is usually both upper and lower lids. The upper lids accumulate excess skin, which eventually can cover the actual upper lids and sometimes even the lashes. If [...]
Dr. Finger Q & A: Lift your Eyes and Brows; Plastic Surgery in Savannah Ga.
November 15th, 2009The eyelids are usually the first thing that gives a person’s age away. It may involve either the upper eyelids sagging or the lower lids, which is usually manifested by “bags.” Typically the upper eyelids acquire more skin which ultimately hangs down to and sometimes over the edge of the lid and even lashes. Sometimes [...]
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