Dr. John Burroughs is an oculo-facial plastic surgeon that treats cosmetic issues as well as disorders of the eyelids, tear drain system, eye socket (orbit), and surrounding facial areas. Dr. Burroughs has been peer selected to the "BEST DOCTORS" listing for several years. He has published over 40 articles, book chapters, and presented at national and international symposia. Dr. Burroughs performs eyelid lifts, face lifts, cancer reconstructions, and complex orbital surgeries. He has been an eye specialist since 1994 and done mostly oculoplastics since 1999 and exclusively since 2004.
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Omg I think this is what happened to me after lower bleph. My eye shape even looks different but yes more wrinkles under when I smile my eyes don’t look lifted
They both can become uncomfortable depending upon power/depth settings. However, many on lower settings do well with good topical anesthetic +/- temporary nerve blocks. More aggressive treatments definitely do best with nerve blocks and tumescent local anesthetic, but the results can be even more amazing.
Which one would you recommend for treatment of large stretch marks? I am trying to decide between the two. I have had amazing results from the C02 laser. It's been about 15 years since I had treatment, and I am seeking something more to help with the texture. Results have not altered though, so I'm impressed with the C02.💁♀️
We generally only use 22G or 23G, but this is an older video so it may be a 25G. Cannulas smaller than 25G (e.g., 27G, 30G) act just like needles, so no safety benefit over using a needle at those sizes.
i talked to people who told me botox sometimes helps other times makes the problem worse its does not make a person 100 percent symptom free from blephorspasm
i been taking magnesium and valerian and alpha lipoic acid for blephorspasm and i tape my eye brows to my forhead which helps alot and i wear sunglasess
@@TobiasTheWolf i take magnesium tablets and some times i also take pumpkin seed extract pills if my spasms are bad one pill a day of pupkin seed extract i also tape my eyebrows to my forhead at times which helps for blephorspasm the magnesium is magnesium oxide
i like your style doctor. Amazing work! Not sure why several doctors told me lately that this internal browpexy does not work. I think it sounds great.I told them I don't need lift, just stabalization and they all said no. It doesn't work. I prefer this method and will not listen to them. My friend got an endoscopic lift and was left with a bald spot and scar. Searching for this type of brow lift. Thanks for posting. You look like an expert.
Hello Dr. Burroughs. I want to ask you about the difference between the internal levator approach and the mullerectomy. Recently i had a mullerectomy done on my right Upper eyelid due to ptosis, 50 day ago. And i've noticed that the eight is not the same now than it was after the first 3-4 weeks. Specially at the end of the day, after beeing awake for 12 hours. Is this normal? Or i needed another type of surgery like a levator advancement. I still have symmetry but if My eyelid continue to droop again, what should i do? I really would appreciate your opinion. Sorry for My English, i'm from Argentina. Thanks
They aren't that different. In reality, most muellerectomy procedures also remove some of the aponeurosis fibers and advance the levator. Eyelids can still droop when we are tired/fatigued towards the end of the day. Sorry, you are still having problems. If the lid position is still giving you trouble at 3-4 months out then an external levator surgery might help you better, but it still may droop at the end of the day or when you're tired.
Wow, making the excess sweating stop within 2 days was so much more than I expected, I went with what I talked about last week and after the first day or so I was very surprised to start feeling much more comfortable and dry! I went ahead and go'ogled the latest by Cynthia Yulesin and my self-confidence has never been higher!
Would this be quivalent or better to a debridement of the line of marx and kid margin of any keratanizarion over the MGO's ? My oils are clear and relatively fluid... olive oil type but they have trouble coming out with blinks. My opto doesnt want to hear it when I say a debridement could be beneficial. He claims that is only for biofilm but i think hes missing the keratin/dead cell accumulation around the MGO's part.
Thank you for your question! As long as there aren’t lash extensions they are pretty well protected and left intact. If a few were partially cut, they will of course grow back normal. Usually there is no significant shortening of any lashes.
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Hi, thank you for this video. How is it possible he injected into an artery with a cannula and the patient didn't feel any pain ?? Honestly, I don't think you can say that cannula 25 G or 27G are like needles. That is physically impossible, they are not sharp at all.
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Thank you for your interest. I'd need to see someone's face and fat content or lack thereof to best determine, but you can still tighten the skin but not go as deep and keep the energy lower with radiofrequency technology we use. There are temperatures that the best equipment measures and that you can set your treatment to. Generally staying below 40 degrees centigrade will collapse the fibroseptal network and stimulate collagen/elastin production to tighten the skin without causing lipolysis (fat destruction by a high temperature, e.g. >41 degrees C). Chemical peels can tighten skin to a certain extent as well. The Alastin company produces some outstanding cosmeceuticals, and one tightens skin though not as much as surgery or radiofrequency approaches. Hope this helps.
It varies. Some just need skin addressed. Some need volume added (fat graft or hyaluronic acid filler), and some need some fat removed and/or repositioned. Everyone is different, and it isn't a "cookie cutter" surgery.
Thanks lovely dr for this video. I had transconjunctival lower blep done to remove fats causing eye bag on right eye... but now at two months, I feel the skin where the fats were pushing against is loose and wrinkly.. much like excess skin...since that area of skin has been “pregnant” for so many years. When I smile I still see an eye bag but less “pregnant”. My Dr may firstly not have removed enough fats and secondly the skin being loose isn’t making it better. This surgery in your video sounds like what I would need. I am seriously very concerned about retraction since to start with, my two eyeballs are not 100% even.. the part about getting tendon support from the corner of the eye is exactly what I need, cos when I pull back my skin in that direction, everything looks just perfect.
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This depends upon the surgeon and geographic location. Our surgical fee price range for lower eyelid surgery generally ranges from $3-5,000 depending upon the anatomy specifics and components performed.
Sorry to hear that. It has been helpful for most of our patients, but not all. There are factors that can affect its efficacy. It does need repeating now and then.
John Burroughs definitely frustrating. I had been referred there by my ophthalmologist, but I will let him know that it wasn’t done correctly. I will also look for someone else that can do this procedure well.
@@river8760 I wasn't at the procedure, so I don't know if it was done correctly or not in your case. I had a patient yesterday that I wouldn't do it for as she did not have any indication for the BlephEx and had lid swelling that may have worsened it. The BlephEx is amazing for the right patients, but won't help everyone.
John Burroughs I didn’t expect you to know whether or not he did the procedure correctly, sorry that wasn’t my point here. I fully understand that you’re not familiar with my situation medically. My specialist recommended I have this done, which I agreed with, but having watched the procedure performed many times in lots of videos, I could tell it wasn’t accurately performed. C’est la vie.
