How Can I Repair Drooping Upper Eyelids?
Drooping upper eyelids, also known as ptosis, can affect both appearance and vision. Various methods can help repair and rejuvenate the eyelids, restoring a youthful and alert look. Below, our double-board-certified facial plastic and oculoplastic surgeon, Albert Cytryn, MD, discusses different treatments to help patients make a confident and informed choice. 1. Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty) Upper eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty,…
Continue ReadingHow Do I Care for My Skin After Laser Resurfacing
Laser skin resurfacing can be a transformative solution for addressing common signs of aging, including mild to moderate lines and wrinkles, sun damage, melasma, uneven skin tone, and more. However, patients can typically expect that the treated skin will be tender and vulnerable after the procedure and should plan for at least five to seven days of recovery. For the…
Continue Reading8 Recovery Tips After Eyelid Surgery
Eyelid surgery—also known as blepharoplasty—is a cosmetic procedure designed to address excess fat and skin around the eyes, resulting in a more youthful, well-rested appearance. It can be performed on the upper eyelids (upper blepharoplasty), lower eyelids (lower blepharoplasty), or both, depending on the needs of the patient. While the procedure is generally known for its relatively quick recovery compared…
Continue ReadingWhat is the Difference Between a Brow Lift and an Eyelid Lift?
When considering cosmetic surgery to achieve a more youthful facial appearance, brow lift and eyelid lift are two of the most popular options. These procedures focus on different areas of the upper face, offering distinct benefits that can be further enhanced when the two procedures are combined. Our Bethesda facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Alberty Cytryn, helps clarify the differences between…
Continue ReadingDoes an Orbital Fracture Require Surgery?
Orbital fractures, also referred to as eye socket fractures, usually occur from blunt trauma to the face. If the impact is severe enough, it can cause breakages of the orbital bone and potentially trap eye tissues or muscles in the bone fragments. When left untreated, orbital trauma can lead to serious functional eye issues and disabilities, so it’s important to…
Continue ReadingWhat Causes Wrinkles?
Wrinkles come in various forms, and they can be caused by a variety of different factors. To effectively address them, it’s essential to understand what causes wrinkles and differentiate between the different types. Below, our Bethesda facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Albert Cytryn, discusses the different types and causes of wrinkles, as well as the different treatments available to address them….
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