What to expect after round face plastic surgery?
This minor Plastic Surgery can help slim round cheeks, giving your face a narrower, more contoured look.
This minor Plastic Surgery can help slim round cheeks, giving your face a narrower, more contoured look.
Nasal congestion, also called a stuffy nose, is often a symptom of another health problem such as a sinus infection. It may also be caused by the common cold.
Under-eye wrinkles are typically the first signs of aging we detect on our faces. In fact, the appearance of fine lines around our eyes can develop as soon as we enter our twenties.
Nasal decongestant: A drug that shrinks the swollen membranes in the nose, making it easier to breathe, can be taken orally or as nasal drops or spray.
Laser treatment for acne scars focuses light on the top layers of your skin to break up scar tissue. At the same time, the treatment encourages new, healthy skin cells to grow and replace the scar tissue.
Sinus drainage, or postnasal drip, often occurs during and after illness. In most normal conditions, you wouldn’t even notice. Here are some solutions.
Botox is an extremely popular wrinkle treatment that’s ideal for dynamic wrinkles. Derived from Botulinum toxin, Botox is injected through a very fine needle into a muscle underlying a bothersome wrinkle.
Feeling pain or pressure behind the eyes is usually accompanied by several other symptoms indicating the reason for the eye pain. In this blog, we’ll go over a few common reasons for experiencing pain behind the eyes.
A migraine often causes pain behind the eyes. This is a result of buildup of intraocular pressure. Migraines will also cause pain in the head, sensitivity to light or sound, dizziness, nausea, and/or vomiting.
Tension headaches, the most common type of headache, causes a feeling of pain or tightness around the forehead area, and this often extends to the eyes as well.
Another very common cause of pain behind the eyes is sinusitis. The sinus cavities are located in close proximity to the eyes. There is a buildup of pressure experienced in the sinus cavities during sinusitis, caused by mucus in the sinus cavities. This feeling of aching and pressure can spread to areas adjacent to the sinus cavities, such as when someone with sinusitis has tooth pain. In the same way, the pressure and pain can spread to the eyes as well. This is not harmful to the eyes and will go away once the sinus infection clears.
Scleritis is inflammation of the sclera, the outer layer of the eye. This can result in pain behind the eyes, along with eye redness, light sensitivity, and pain while moving the eyes.
Overuse of computers or screens for long periods of time can cause eye strain, which leads to a feeling of pain behind the eyes. Vision problems such as nearsightedness and farsightedness
can also cause eye strain and pain behind the eyes, along with headaches. If you’ve been having vision issues along with your eye pain, getting your vision checked and new glasses or contact lenses should resolve the issue.
If you’re experiencing pain behind the eyes regularly, see your doctor. Be sure to note all symptoms experienced at or around the same time as your eye pain in order to help your doctor best determine the cause of your eye pain. Most causes can be resolved with help, such as medication or minor surgery for sinusitis or medication for migraines.
As we age, one of the natural changes that occurs in the face is the loss of fat in the under eye area. This fat loss highlights other age-related changes such as reduced elasticity and sagging skin. All of these together result in sunken-in eyes, “bags” under the eyes, and fine lines and wrinkles. A lower eyelid blepharoplasty surgery with fat transposition is a technique that preserves the natural volume under the lids, using the excess fat to fill in the groove below. In this blog, we’ll be answering some of the most commonly asked questions surrounding the lower eyelid blepharoplasty surgery with fat transposition procedure.
Ideally, a lower blepharoplasty would not change the shape of the eyes whatsoever. However, a traditional blepharoplasty procedure carries with it a slight risk of minor changes to the eye shape. This is less common nowadays with better surgical methods. Your doctor will discuss with you beforehand if this side effect is expected. A transconjunctival blepharoplasty (learn more about this procedure below) however, better preserves the shape of the eye due to the method.
A lower blepharoplasty is an outpatient procedure, meaning you’ll get to go home the same day. After, there will be some bruising and swelling, as with many surgical procedures. You should be able to return to work within about 10 days post-surgery. 2-3 weeks later, for most people, all of the swelling and bruising will have dissipated. Final results are visible between 4-6 weeks after surgery.
A transconjunctival blepharoplasty is a specialized type of blepharoplasty performed on the lower eyelids. It creates no external scars; instead, the incision is made on the inside of the eyelid. The natural fat within your eyelid is transpositioned so that it fills out any hollow areas and no longer “pools” in the bottom of your lower lids, thereby reducing the look of bags under the eyes.
Not only is this procedure safe, it carries less risks than traditional eyelid surgery. There is less risk of changes to the shape of the eye, and less trauma on the eye area. This procedure also has reduced swelling and bruising compared to one with external incision.
A lower eyelid blepharoplasty surgery with fat transposition is a highly specialized procedure requiring someone who knows the eye anatomy well. Dr. Edmund Fisher is highly qualified and has many years of experience performing this procedure.
The goal of turbinate reduction surgery is to shrink the size of the turbinates without removing too much tissue.