A tear trough refers to the inherent semi-circular depression that runs below the eyes from the innermost corners of the eyelids to the outermost corner of each eye. In the worst cases, this depression can extend into the upper cheek region. The natural process of aging tends to alter the appearance of tear troughs resulting […]
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When people think of ways plastic surgery can help people look younger, one of the first things to come to mind is a face lift. However, another procedure, often performed at the same time as a face lift, can be just as important to rejuvenating your look: the brow lift. Types of Procedures There are
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In ideal conditions, the eyes are regularly lubricated by a thin film of tears that are continuously produced by the lacrimal glands. These tears are consequently drained towards the corners of the eyes via the puncta. From here, the tears travel to the lacrimal sac, then to the nasolacrimal duct, nose, and finally, the throat
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The length of time it takes to recover from an endoscopic brow lift varies from one patient to another. Certain factors come into play such as the person’s general health, skin elasticity, and lifestyle habits like smoking. An endoscopic brow lift offers the advantage of quicker recovery than traditional brow lift surgery. Normally, the dressings
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Much has been said and written about how crucial it is to protect your skin from ultraviolet (UV) radiation. The eyes are often overlooked. It’s just as important to shield your eyes from intense sun exposure as it is to protect the skin. Several studies have found a link between accumulated sun exposure and an
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Under eye bags are usually associated with a lack of sleep. Yet there’s more to eye bags than that. The downward pull of gravity is a major factor in the appearance of under eye bags. With age, the muscles surrounding the eyes weaken with gravity. Due to this lack of support, the skin starts to
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Certain eye symptoms cause patients to come in to Dr. Tresley’s Northbrook office. They usually don’t know these symptoms are related to thyroid eye disease. Symptoms could include persistent eye dryness, redness, eyelid swelling, and eyelid retraction (eyelids are higher than normal). In some cases, double vision and difficulties in opening or closing the eyes
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So you’ve successfully gotten rid of your crow’s feet, nasolabial folds, and jowls. But you still have sagging skin and wrinkles on your forehead? Below are four easy, yet effective, steps to a line-free forehead and transforming your brows into a pair that is the envy of others. Give your brows time to grow. Having
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Many patients are surprised to learn that subtle changes in their brows can make a significant impact on their overall look. At Dr. Tresley’s practice, there are various options for lifting your brows and giving you back a younger, more well rested appearance. Injectables for a quick fix Injectables such as Botox and Dysport that
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Our eyebrows tend to droop and sag as we age. Sleep deprivation, stress, and chronic fatigue can also contribute to sagging. Plus, drooping eyebrows tend to create worry lines in the forehead. The combination can work together to make us look angry or tired all the time. Exercise can slow your eyebrow sagging, but to
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