If you are like many women, you have started to face the toll that gravity and old age place on your face. A drooping neckline, eyelids, and other parts of your body that you didn’t know could droop so low, can make you feel, well, defeated. But with injections like Botox taking over almost every […]
Can Botox Help With Saggy Eyelids? Read More »
If you have recently undergone some Botox treatment in order to help fill in those pesky fine lines and wrinkles around your eyes and forehead, then you might be wondering “What’s Next?” In order to get the best results out of your Botox and to eliminate any side-effects, try the following tips and tricks. Don’t
Got Botox? How to Properly Care for Your Skin Read More »
Aging isn’t always glamorous. In fact it can cause multiple parts of your body to sag that you didn’t even know could. If you suffer from saggy, droopy eyelids, and are having a difficulty doing things that you used to like putting on eye makeup, seeing without opening your eyes all the way, or any
Can’t See a Thing? Maybe It’s Time for Eyelid Surgery Read More »
The mean girls are popular, the Kardashians are popular, and even fad diets tend to gain popularity. When it comes to things like facial fillers and cosmetic procedures, all you want to pick is something that is trusted and popular among individuals everywhere. As the most popular facial filler available on the market, Botox has
Why Is Botox So Popular? Read More »
As a non-invasive approach to a younger looking you, facial fillers are one of the most popular ways to enhance your appearance without having to go under the knife. However, if you’re weary of facial fillers such as Juvederm, there are a few things to consider. It’s Not Permanent Unlike lip implants, lip fillers such
Considering Juvederm: 3 Things You May Not Know Read More »
Have you noticed that the more you age, even the littlest things become harder to do? For example, have you noticed that putting on eye makeup is a lot more difficult because the skin around your eye is starting to fold over? If you’ve recently noticed sagging around your eye area, it might be time
Saggy Eyelids? The 411 on Brow Lifts Read More »
As the figurative fountain of youth for many middle-aged men and women, Botox is a filler used to help reduce the appearance of fine line and wrinkles. However, this anti-aging solution isn’t just used for beauty. From helping with migraines to upper limb spasticity, Botox injections can be used to help with an array of
Botox Not Just for Wrinkles: 4 Things You Didn’t Know About Botox Read More »
Whether it’s removal of loose, excess skin in the upper eyelids or fat repositioning in the lower eyelids, there is no doubt that eyelid surgery can subtly rejuvenate the eye area and make a person look years younger. If you’ve been thinking of having eyelid surgery but are still uncertain about it, here are answers
Five Common Blepharoplasty Questions Answered Read More »
According to recent statistics from the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, eyelid surgery is the third most frequently performed cosmetic surgery in the country. At Dr. Tresley’s practice in Northbrook, we are not surprised at all by these findings, as the eyes are one of the first areas to reveal the signs of aging.
What to Expect During Your Eyelid Surgery Consultation with Dr. Tresley Read More »
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” While that adage may be true there are certain universally accepted opinions about what features make one woman’s eyelids more attractive than another. A highly visible crease in the upper eyelids is perceived as attractive. It makes the eyes look bigger, which in most cultures is interpreted
What Makes Youthful and Attractive Eyelids? Read More »
FILL OUT THE FORM OR CALL US
Let us know when you would like to schedule your
appointment and we’ll get back to you within 48 hours
“My ophthalmologist referred me to Dr. Tresley as I had a drooping eyelid which was causing me to really strain to see images, read etc.”
– Delfina Torres
* All indicated fields must be completed.
Please include non-medical questions and correspondence only.
