26

Aug

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The Science Behind Aging Eyelids: Why Skin Loosens and Fats Shift

When people talk about the first signs of aging, the eyes almost always come up. The skin around the eyes is the thinnest on the body, making it especially vulnerable to visible change. Over time, eyelid skin loosens, fat pads shift, and muscle tone weakens. This combination crea...

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20

Aug

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Why Collagen Production Peaks Weeks After Your Microneedling Session

Many patients expect to see instant changes after microneedling, but the real transformation takes time. The procedure triggers a healing response that stimulates collagen production beneath the surface. As this remodeling process continues, the skin gradually becomes stronger an...

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24

Jul

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How PRP Can Support Collagen Production After Age 40

As we age, our body's ability to produce collagen, the protein responsible for skin elasticity, firmness, and youthful texture, slows down significantly. This decline typically becomes more noticeable after age 40, leading to fine lines, volume loss, dull skin tone, and overall c...

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18

Jul

Woman touching her undereyes

Common Signs That You May Need a Revision Blepharoplasty

Eyelid surgery can have a powerful effect on your appearance and confidence. But when the outcome doesn't meet your expectations or results in discomfort, revision blepharoplasty may be necessary. Dr. Flora Levin is a board-certified oculofacial plastic surgeon who speciali...

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23

Jun

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Visible Veins? Your Daily Habits Might Be to Blame

Visible veins, whether around the eyes, on the cheeks, or across the legs, can be subtle at first but often become more prominent over time. These thread-like vessels may be harmless, but for many, they impact confidence and create the appearance of fatigue or aging. Fortunately...

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22

Jun

woman getting laser tattoo removal

How Many Sessions Does It Really Take? Tattoo Removal Timelines

Laser tattoo removal has come a long way. At Flora Levin's practice in Westport, CT, we’re proud to offer one of the most advanced solutions available today: the PicoWay® laser, known for its precision, safety, and superior results across all skin types and ink co...

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29

May

woman with green eye

Ptosis in One Eye Only? Here’s Why It Happens & How It’s Treated.

Have you noticed one eyelid drooping more than the other, especially when you're tired or looking back at photos? You may be experiencing a condition known as ptosis, and if it affects just one eye, it can feel even more noticeable and frustrating. The good news is that the...

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09

May

woman with melasma

Can IPL Treat Melasma? Here’s the Science.

Melasma is one of the most stubborn skin conditions to treat. For patients seeking a non-invasive solution, IPL (Intense Pulsed Light), or photofacial treatment, has emerged as a promising tool in the fight against pigmentation. But does it really work for melasma? Let's ta...

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25

Apr

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Can Botox Lift Hooded Eyes? Here's What You Need to Know

Hooded eyes, whether due to age, genetics, or a naturally lower brow, can create a tired or heavy-eyed appearance. If you're wondering whether Botox can help, the answer is often yes, especially when expertly placed by a specialist like Dr. Flora Levin. Botox works by relax...

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17

Mar

Fixing Overfilled Eyes: Reversing Bad Eyelid Filler for a Natural Look

Over the years, dermal fillers have become the go-to solution for under-eye hollows, promising a refreshed, youthful look without surgery. When done correctly, fillers can work wonders. But when placed incorrectly—or by an inexperienced injector—the results can be les...

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