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Eye and brow articles

Everything around the eyes and upper face: eye shapes, hooded and heavy eyelids, eye bags, brow position and the forehead. The most-read guides explain the eight eye shapes and how to identify yours, canthal tilt and droopy eyebrows.

There is also practical detail for anyone considering eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) or a brow lift: what recovery involves, why lumps can appear after blepharoplasty, when stitches dissolve, and how to tell malar bags and festoons from ordinary under-eye bags.

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What Causes Lumps After Blepharoplasty?

Lumps after eyelid surgery are usually milia, suture granulomas or swelling. Learn what each feels like, how long they last, and when to seek advice.

8 min read

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Blepharoplasty Recovery and Aftercare

Blepharoplasty recovery explained: back to work in 1–2 weeks, full exercise by 4–6 weeks. Upper vs lower eyelid timeline, swelling, sleeping and aftercare.

17 min read

Can Blepharoplasty Change Your Eye Shape

Will Eyelid Surgery Change Your Eye Shape?

Can a Blepharoplasty Change the Shape of My Eyes? Our eyes are frequently referred to as the windows to our souls, profoundly influencing how we present…

6 min read

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