Impaired eyelid function may occur, requiring additional surgery. The risk of blindness is extremely rare. How It's Done Generally, three incisions are made. Excess breast tissue, fat, and skin are removed and the nipple and aeola are positioned higher. In men, a small incision is made near the edge of the areola.
Excess fat is liposuctioned or cut out.
Scars are extensive and permanent. How It's Done Through small incisions, alterations are made to cartilage, inside lining, skin, and bone to reshape or reposition the nose. Bruising, numbness, and swelling are temporary. Tiny, permanent red spots caused by burst blood vessels may develop. How It's Done Incisions are placed at the temples, and in front of and behind the ears.