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Video upon requests - Enlarging small eyelid.
Dramatic makeup - “smokey” cut crease.

Part 1. More of my tips on foundation, concealer and powder application, evening the skin, covering the imperfections.
Enlarging small eyelid with makeup with the help of smokey effect

Products used in this Part:

Face:

i.d. bare escentuals skin rev-er
Uriage Hydracristal fluide
Boots olive sage almond
Radiant “luminesse “primer in green
Artdeco #2 primer

Guerlain fleur de teint moisturising
Guerlain fleur de teint matt
Graftobian concealer palette
Guerlain Meteorites powder “beige chic”

Eyes:

MAC “gesso”
MAC highlighter “rare & refined”
Radiant 02 eye pencil

Music tracks:

1. Sergey Sirotin “Magic” ( www. relax-music.ru)
2. Vangelis “Monastery of la rabida”
3. Goran Bregovic “Old Home Movie”

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Revisional ptosis surgery: A story of a girl who underwent revisional surgery. A surgery performed by an outside surgeon goes wrong causing ptosis of the right eyelid. Dr. Kami Parsa was able to completely repair the eyelid.

Dr. Kami Parsa is an Oculoplastic & Reconstructive Surgeon who specializes exclusively in reconstructive, revisional and cosmetic surgery of the eyes and surrounding tissue. His expertise in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery has made him the choice for patients who have had previous plastic surgery and now need revisional surgery around the eyes. Dr. Parsa has appeared on numerous media outlets around the world, including CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, The New York Times and the Miami Herald.

In addition to maintaining a busy surgical practice, Dr. Parsa is involved in several humanitarian organizations. He is the President of Universal Children’s Medical Fund, a non-profit organization committed to delivering surgical care and education to children in developing countries. He is an active volunteer surgeon for International Kids Fund and has participated in numerous reconstructive surgeries through this organization. One of these cases was recently featured in an hour-long special entitled A New Face for Marlie on Discovery Health Channel.

What is an oculoplastic surgeon?
In the past ten years the art of plastic surgery has undergone dramatic changes. With advancements in medical knowledge and surgical techniques we have seen an emergence of sub-specialization. The anatomy around the eyes and orbit is both delicate and complex. An oculoplastic surgeon has training in both Ophthalmology and Plastic Reconstructive Surgery. The specialty of oculoplastics is an art that combines the meticulous detailed microsurgical techniques of ophthalmology with the aesthetic understanding of plastic surgery.

Services:
Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery
Revisional eyelid Surgery
Asian Blepharoplasty
Ptosis (droopy eyelid) surgery
Forehead or Browlift
Cheek lift or augmentation
Customized orbito-facial reconstruction
Skin cancer reconstruction
Facial rejuvenation
Facial volume contouring
Fat grafting — FAMI
Sculptra, Resylane, Cosmoplast, Juvederm, Radiesse, Halaform, Botox
Laser-light rejuvenation
Lip Augmentation
Thread Lift
Bells Palsy
Orbital Tumors

When Plastic Surgery Goes Wrong

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Asian eyelid lecture- Dallas facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Sam Lam lectures on the Asian eyelid and focuses on technique as well as a new classification for the aging Asian eyelid which he devised.

Dr. Lam has classified the aging Asian eyelid into three types: the aging Asian eyelid with a natural crease, the aging Asian eyelid without a natural crease, and the aging Asian eyelid that has a previously surgically made crease. Each scenario requires a different approach to attain the best results.

The aging Asian eyelid with a natural crease may be thought of as very similar to a standard Occidental eyelid. However, there is one major distinction. If the extra skin is simply removed from the upper eyelid for the aging Asian eyelid, the crease will oftentimes be made too high, which will appear unnatural. As mentioned, Dr. Lam believes that this higher crease also looks bad on the Caucasian patient but looks exceptionally unnatural in the Asian patient. Accordingly, if Dr. Lam needs to remove some extra skin for the individual with a natural crease, he will almost always perform fat grafting simultaneously to create the natural convexity of a youthful eyelid shape but also to maintain the eyelid crease height. Phrased another way, fat grafting permits maintenance of the eyelid crease height by pushing the eyelid crease back down to a natural height after skin removal alone raises the crease unnaturally.

The aging Asian eyelid that has had a previous surgically created crease can also pose a unique problem. If the crease created in the past was natural, i.e., very little fat removed and a low crease configuration fashioned, then the eyelid can practically be treated the same as an eyelid with a natural pre-existing crease. However, oftentimes, the Asian patient had an aggressive “Westernization” procedure performed many years ago that appeared very unnatural at the time but somehow over time has become increasingly more natural in appearance. The reason for this change is that the loss of fat in the upper eyelid, increase in skin laxity, and brow descent have camouflaged the previously very high crease that was present years ago.

In order to determine whether this is the case, you can simply lift up the eyelid to see where the crease was placed. If the crease appears very deep and high when lifting the eyelid up, most likely the previously made crease is very unnatural. Also, even though the crease has fallen over time, it can still look a bit unnatural because the thickened brow skin that descends downward still does not resemble the thin eyelid skin of a natural, lower crease.

Here is the problem: if the surgeon simply removes upper-eyelid skin without paying attention to the patient’s prior surgery, the result can unmask the previously very high eyelid crease and return the patient to an unnatural result. A browlift can also create the same problem since the elevated brow can expose the former unnatural crease height. A combination of a browlift and upper-eyelid skin removal can be a disaster. Accordingly, there are very few options for such a patient. Fat grafting alone can provide limited but safe rejuvenation of the upper eyelid without causing the problem mentioned above.

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http://www.thehospitalgroup.org Here we see Mr Straten (Consultant Cosmetic Surgeon) talk through his role at The Hospital Group. He explains his motivation for becoming a cosmetic surgeon and how he feels peoples understanding and views of cosmetic surgery procedures are changing.

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A 24 year old female underwent a cosmetic procedure to reduce her frown lines and also eliminate a scar on her forehead that she got as a kid.

Using a newly developed technique, the plastic surgeon went in through her eyelids to get to the scar tissue and release the brow muscles.

While recovering she noticed that she had lost the use of her right upper eyelid. This caused her a loss of visual field because her drooping eyelid was covering nearly 50 percent of her eye.

Alerting her surgeon to this problem, a 2nd surgery was scheduled to identify and correct the cause of the ptosis. Following her 2nd surgery, the ptosis only became worse.

Realizing there was a serious breakdown in care, she began researching other doctors who specialized in people born with this condition and quickly scheduled a consultation with oculoplastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Kami Parsa.

During her initial consultation with Dr. Parsa, he immediately reconized what the anatomical problem was and ured her that is was something that could be fixed. Following her surgery with Dr. Parsa her expectations were blown out of the water and she now has 100% recovery of her eyelid.

Ptosis, pronounced toe-sis, is the medical term for drooping of the upper eyelids. The droopy eyelid can be mild to severe. People who have ptosis may complain that people tell them they look “tired or lazy.” Because of a constant effort to raise the eyelids it is not uncommon to also complain of fatigue and tension headaches.

Dr. Kami Parsa specializes exclusively in reconstructive, revisional and cosmetic surgery of the eyes and surrounding tissue. His expertise in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery has made him the choice for patients who have had previous plastic surgery and now need revisional surgery around the eyes.

In addition to maintaining a busy surgical practice, Dr. Parsa is involved in several humanitarian organizations. He is the President of Universal Children’s Medical Fund, a non-profit organization committed to delivering surgical care and education to children in developing countries. He is an active volunteer surgeon for International Kids Fund and has participated in numerous reconstructive surgeries through this organization. One of these cases was recently featured in an hour-long special entitled A New Face for Marlie on Discovery Health Channel.

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Dr. Kami Parsa an oculoplastic reconstructive surgeon talks to ABC news about a large reconstructive procedure that was featured on the Discovery Health Channel.

16-year-old Marlie Casseus has undergone four surgeries to remove an 16-pound tumor that covered almost her entire face and hampered her breathing. The entire process was chronicled on the Discovery Health Channel’s A New Face for Marlie.

Marlie suffers from McCune-Albright syndrome (polyostotic fibrous dysplasia), a genetic disorder of bones, skin pigmentation and hormonal problems, along with premature puberty. The growth completely disfigured her facial features, causing her to become reclusive to avoid scorn and repulsion in her native country of Haiti. Most people there believed Marlie’s disfigurement was the work of the devil.

With most of her mouth and nasal passages blocked, Marlie was only able to eat and breathe through one very narrow passage. The tumor began to close on her throat and made breathing difficult. It would have also eventually caused blindness.

All four surgeries were performed at the Holtz Children’s Hospital, at the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Medical Center in Florida, and documented for the television program.

The International Kids Fund partnered with Good Samaritan for a Better Life to fund Marlie’s surgeries, which began when she arrived in Miami with a tracheotomy to insert a breathing tube.

After her surgeries, doctors indicated that Marlie might required further cosmetic surgeries at a later date, but said the growth would not return.

The first words Marlie uttered when the tracheotomy was removed were “thank you.”

“I have always believed that one of the most important things you can do with this life is serve others. This is the true passion that continues to drive me professionally and personally, and I feel so fortunate that I can work and make a difference as a surgeon. There are too many areas of the world and in our own country that do not have access to adequate medical care. My initial involvement was with International Kids Foundation at University of Miami. Through this organization I met exemplary people who have dedicated themselves to a lifetime of service and charity. It has been a humbling experience to work with such incredible people. These encounters have been instrumental in my growth as a physician and person. When I moved back to California, I helped to establish the Universal Children’s Fund. Our mission is to make people’s lives a little better in situations that otherwise may not seem possible. Children especially need sustainable hope, and our goal is to provide them with necessary medical and surgical care, helping them to grow into a brighter future.”
- Dr. Kami Parsa

Services:
Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery
Revisional eyelid Surgery
Asian Blepharoplasty
Ptosis (droopy eyelid) surgery
Forehead or Browlift
Cheek lift or augmentation
Customized orbito-facial reconstruction
Skin cancer reconstruction
Facial rejuvenation
Facial volume contouring
Fat grafting — FAMI
Sculptra, Resylane, Cosmoplast, Juvederm, Radiesse, Halaform, Botox
Laser-light rejuvenation
Lip Augmentation
Thread Lift
Bells Palsy
Orbital Tumors

Duration : 0:3:11

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WXIA interview with Kun Kim, MD. Atlanta Facial Plastic surgeon is interviewed on Live TV. Discusses rhinoplasty, blepharoplasties, Asian plastic surgery, face lifts

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Extreme Makeover and Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Jon Perlman performs numerous cosmetic plastic surgery procedures on Extreme Makeover participants. Some of the procedures performed on this video clip are facelift, liposuction, liposculpting, breast augmentation, breast implant surgery, chin implant, rhinoplasty (nose surgery), eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), tummy tuck (abdominoplasty). Visit Dr. Jon Perlman’s plastic surgery website at http://www.perlmanmd.com to learn more about these and other cosmetic plastic surgery procedures and non surgical procedures offered and performed at his Beverly Hills Plastic Surgical Center. Call 310.854.0031 to schedule a complimentary consultation with Dr. Jon Perlman at his Beverly Hills Plastic Surgery Center.

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Annette a native from U.K has got a successful cosmetic eyelid surgery in India. She got access to the best medical and cosmetic surgery facilities during her eyelid surgery in India.Eyelid surgery enables you to look more younger and cool by tightening the tissues of the upper eyelid and lower eyelid. It also removes wrinkles and fat layers on the skin around the eye portion.Eyelid surgery in India and other cosmetic surgery procedures have given desired benefits to abroad
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