Say Goodbye to Droopy Eyelids (Ptosis)
What do your eyes say about you?
Your eyes are amazing. They’re protected by your eyelids, which function by muscles, such as the Muller muscle or the Levator muscle.
However, saggy eyelids can be caused by trauma or the aging process, weakening these muscles even as early as when women enter their 40s. These droopy eyelids can make it hard to see, and they also make you look many years older than your actual age.
Well, today we will describe one of the best ways to fix droopy eyelids.
Eyelid Surgery
Going a little deeper, droopy eyelids are caused by the stretching of the muscles that hold your eyelid up.
Fasanella is an example of one special form of eyelid surgery. During the surgery, your surgeon tightens the Muller’s Muscle (as seen in the diagram above) instead of the Levator muscle.
This is a quick and easy procedure that gives reliable results and oftentimes is covered by your insurance.
What Happens After Eyelid Surgery?
Recovery from eyelid surgery isn’t so bad. During your recovery, you want to make sure you’re keeping your head at an elevated position. You also want to use ice packs to reduce swelling during your recovery.
