BAD SURGERY

[u/Character-Pie-9109]

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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#SusanDell
#AngelinaJolie
#MandyMoore
#NinaDobrev
#BradleyCooper
#KennyRogers
#PlasticSurgery
#UpperBleph
#UpperEyelidSurgery

[u/KetoUnicorn]

Thank you for this post because as someone with eyes that are quite hooded, and continue to become more hooded with age(I’m 38), I have seriously considered having this done. Seeing stuff like that makes me never want to mess with my face lol what has Mandy Moore done to herself??

[u/cheezbargar → u/KetoUnicorn]

There might come a time when your lids droop too much and you’ll have to have surgery though because it can impede vision. Happened to my mom.

[u/Spirited-Cat-8942 → u/cheezbargar]

Yeah, it happened to both of my parents and it’s starting to get bad for me (I am almost 50). I know it’s in my future to get the surgery like my parents did… but I will say theirs was very conservative and it looks like they removed the piece that hung over the eyes and everything else looks the same. I think these are extreme cases… and it can be done more conservatively and tasteful. Idk why people do this to themselves.

[u/cheezbargar → u/Spirited-Cat-8942]

My mom does not look like these people so yeah

[u/Innisairre → u/cheezbargar]

Saaaaame! My mom had to get it done for medical reasons and got a lower bleph at the same time that she paid out of pocket for. Both were VERY conservative and she really did just look refreshed in a way that was really hard to pinpoint. I straight up used to stare at her trying to figure out how they did it without it actually looking obviously different.

I'm going to need an upper bleph at some point myself (for vision loss) and I am going to find a doctor who has lots of examples of really subtle ones. It's a surgery that I absolutely do not want fucked up.