Ocular rosacea is chronic inflammation that causes redness, burning and itching of the eyes. It often develops in people who have rosacea, a chronic skin condition that affects the face. Rosacea on the face can cause your cheeks to flush. You may also develop what looks like acne on your nose, cheeks, chin or forehead….
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Ptosis – Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ptosis and does it affect vision? Ptosis is a condition when the eyelid drops down and covers part of the eye. If the eyelid drops far enough to cover some of the pupil then it may affect the peripheral vision. Ptosis can be present at birth or it can develop later in life….
Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery In Men
Cosmetic eyelid rejuvenation for men has always been a part of my surgical practice. I see men of all ages who want to optimize the appearance of their eyes and upper face. In this blog I will go by age group and describe the most common procedures and how they are tailored for the male…
How to achieve natural results with cosmetic eyelid surgery
The modern aesthetic for eyelid lifts is a natural look. Patients want to appear refreshed after surgery, not pulled and tucked. The biggest concern I hear from my patients is that they will look “done.” So how can you be assured that your result will be just right? First it’s important to find a surgeon…
Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery FAQs
I thought it would be helpful to list some of the most asked questions I get on a day to day basis when consulting with new patients about cosmetic eyelid surgery. Here are a few and more to follow in future blog posts: How long does it take to recover from an upper eyelid blepharoplasty?…
The Guide to Natural Looking “Botox”
Wrinkle-smoothing botulinum toxin type A injections are the most common non-invasive aesthetic procedure in the U.S. While they are commonly called “Botox,” there are actually four different injectables. The four neurotoxins FDA-approved for cosmetic use are Botox®, Dysport®, Jeuveau®, and Xeomin®. While each neurotoxin is slightly different, some patients respond better to one over the…
Droopy Eyebrows?
I see many patients in my practice that are bothered by tired looking eyes and heavy, drooping eyebrows. When I mention an eyebrow lift, many patients ask, “What is an eyebrow lift!?” Eyebrows can be a confusing topic. The options to treat drooping eyebrows are varied, so here I will explain the options, what to…
Virtual Consultations – what to expect
For new patients it is a time when we can get to know each other. I can visually examine the eyes and face and offer my suggestions. I can explain my aesthetic sense and surgical approach. Most patients come with a list of questions that I go over and answer for them. After the remote…
Puffy Eyes: What causes them and what to do about them
A swollen eyelid occurs when excess fluid builds up in the loose connective tissues around your eyes, Typically a swollen eyelid will resolve on its own in a day or two. But if it lasts longer than then it is important to have it evaluated and treated. There are several reasons that you may experience…
Coronavirus and Your Eyes
How can Coronavirus affect your eyes? The coronavirus can spread through your eyes, just as it does through your nose or mouth. When someone who has coronavirus coughs or sneezes, virus particles spray from their mouth or nose onto your face. You may then breathe these tiny droplets in through your nose or mouth. The…
