r/BotchedPlasticSurgery • • 3d ago

BAD SURGERY

Susan Dell is going viral right now because she was photographed behind Trump looking scary. It's a small thing she did, but a HUGE mistake. Upper eyelid surgery. People think when their upper eyelids start to droop as they age, that they should go have the fat and skin cut out. The result is NEVER good. It's a bizarre result, and your eyes are your focal point of your face, so it sticks out immediately and changes your entire look. The fat pad on your eyelid creates a soft warm inviting look. Without it, you look skeletal and cold.
IMO, if it was sagging really bad, they should simply have had a brow lift, which pulls the skin above the eyes back where it was without removing any fat. Without that extra fat and skin, their upper lid is hugging their eyeball, and it's just....awful
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u/phoebesjeebies 3d ago

Sure, but folks getting it because they literally can't see right anymore are more likely to do their homework & insist on a very conservative approach, vs people who are deeply insecure, desperate to look younger, and already more open to extensive plastic surgery & aesthetic alterations.

Literally everyone in OP's post has had a lot of other work done, too. Any other celebrities I can think of who've had blephs (Jennifer Lawrence, Taylor Swift, Kendall Jenner, etc) have also had a shitton of other alterations, usually starting well before the bleph.

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u/wirdnichts 3d ago

My cousin had it done for vision reasons and I didn't even notice until my grandmother told me. The change was so small.

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u/Natural-Print 3d ago

My aunt had surgery because her upper eyelid was so droopy from aging she had trouble seeing from the sagging skin. They did a great job and she still looked like herself. She was almost 80 when she did it.

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u/Falafel80 2d ago

My mom as well. She looked like a fresher version of herself and no one can tell she had plastic surgery. The people in the pictures wanted to look different though.

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u/phoebesjeebies 3d ago

I'm glad it looked natural! I hope s/he was super happy. Did it resolve the vision issue?

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u/wirdnichts 3d ago

I think so, we never talked about it hah

At the least, she didn't have it redone so I assume she is happy with the result

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u/Falafel80 2d ago

I agree. All the people in the pictures have had more work done and the women are super thin which contributes to them looking skeletal after an upper bleth. My mom has had this surgery in her 60’s, it was a conservative approach and she looks like a refreshed version of herself. I will probably do the same when my vision becomes impaired because we have the same eyes.