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Caution: Photos of healing patient
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The patient below underwent a more extensive and invasive procedure than most others. While bruising and swelling are somewhat greater than usual, her rate of improvement is typical.
Although some patients will bruise more and some will bruise less, any effect on the final result is minimal.
Patient Two
• Upper blepharoplasty with deep fixation
• Lower transconjunctival blepharoplasty
• Lateral canthoplasty with skin pinch
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First day after
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Two days after
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Three days after
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Four days after
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Five days after
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Eight days after
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Thirteen days after
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Surgery by Dr. Frank Meronk.
Photos provided by patient. |
As with any operation, full healing to the best result will take a matter of months. With full blepharoplasty, however, most people feel comfortable about facing others in about 10 days.
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