Surgical:
clinic@mrbeigi.com
Non-surgical: clinic@norwichcosmeticclinic.com
tel:
01603324545
Surgical: clinic@mrbeigi.com
Non-surgical: clinic@norwichcosmeticclinic.com
tel: 01603324545
Standard blepharoplasty addresses excess skin and fat in the eyelids.
Extended Blepharoplasty addresses the hooding of the upper eyelid, and involves sculpting under the eyebrow.
Extended Lower Eyelid Blepharoplasty involves mid face lift.
As a result extended eyelid surgery improves the area from eyebrow to upper cheek. Standard blepharoplasty cannot do this.
Upper eyelid – 1 week.
Lower eyelid – 2 weeks.
Standard surgery – 10 years.
Extended Surgery – probably for life.
1-2 weeks after surgery.
For the first 2 nights.
1-2 weeks.
No for standard eyelid surgery.
Yes for extended upper and lower eyelid surgery.
3 weeks after surgery as we recommend that all patients to be available for their week 1 and week 3 follow up appointments.
This depends on every patient’s requirement. There are patients as young as 19-years old and patients in their 80’s that can benefit from cosmetic eyelid and mid-face surgery. The commonest age of our patients is 40—70 years old.
2 weeks after surgery.
Yes but the dynamics of surgery will be different and more complex.
1 week after surgery.
Treatment can be over or under corrected. There can be poor lid closure and lower eyelid retraction, but the chances of these are very small and we specialise to deal with any complications.
Depends on how badly people bruise. There will be some degree of bruising on upper and lower eyelid which resolves completely within 2 weeks.
Over 600 per year.
Botox is Botulinum A and a protein which is extracted from micro-organism.
It blocks the nerve endings of the targeted muscles and relaxes it.
Botox relaxes the muscles and the dynamic lines of the face reduces. Filler adds volume the skin or any area targeted under the skin.
There are many different types. But the one we use is Hyaluronic gels which are used to either add volume to the face or augment lines and wrinkles directly.
Botox relaxes the muscles and the dynamic lines of the face reduces. Filler adds volume the skin or any area targeted under the skin.
Every 4-5 months for Botox and once a year for fillers.
This depends on the area and the dose used. 4-5 months usually for each treated area.
Botox is rather painless. Fillers will require numbing cream before injection and some lasers will require nerve block prior to administration. As a result the treatment does not need to be painful.
The effect of Botox and Filler together will sometimes take years to wear off and the face will return to the state prior to treatment.
Depending on the type of filler used, from 1 year to 2 years.
Any injectable can give bruising at the area. A small number of people might experience headache or flu-like symptoms and depending on the experience of the doctor there is always the chance of droopy muscle on the part of the face treated with Botox.
It is advised not to have Botox earlier than 3 months as the effect will not be accentuated.
Although in parts of the world this is practiced, we advise against it.
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