I'm going to be blunt Nisha, you need a reality check, being concerned over a mm is just not healthy for your mental state, please, please appreciate your beauty and what a wonderful life you seem to have. You are an extremely beautiful woman and the nit picking over a mm or some comments you get just isn't worth it. I wouldn't be interfering in any other treatment with the possibility of stuffing things up, as there is no return.
You are absolutely right Nisha reminded me of my younger sister she is never 100% happy with anything she nit picks on every small thing my sister could spend weeks crying over a hair cut she did not like she is 68 years old
It’s been so helpful watching your surgery and recovery as I am having it done on the 18th! As for your eyelids being different, I think they look the same. I think one eyebrow might be a bit higher but it’s minimal.
Nisha, no two eyes are the same. You look very pretty and I wouldn't waste one second of my time worrying about what might be a mm difference in the inner part of both upper lids. If it were me, I wouldn't tempt fate by going back just to make a minimal difference. I can't even see it!
I noticed it straight away. This whole point of this surgery is to get it PERFECT. Both eyes MUST be symmetric. If natural eyes were fairly symmetric and the surgery makes them uneven and unsymetric, then the surgeon has caused this problem. That is why it's so important to get a talented surgeon.
Most of us are born with eyes that are different in size. You covered your hoodies for decades with makeup and you can fix this with makeup as well. I think there’s a deeper issue going on with you.
I recently (6 weeks ago) had upper and lower blepharoplasty. While I am happy with the results, I wish there were more videos that showed the possible complications. I had a lot of persistent swelling and redness in my cheeks post surgery. I had to go on steroids for a week to bring it down. I also developed fibrous tissue directly under my lower eyelids that is preventing my lower eyelids from moving when I try to squint or smile. The surgeon is having to put injections every few weeks to help dissolve it. I still don't regret having the surgery, but my recovery has been quite bumpy compared to many of the videos I watched before I decided to have the surgery myself. We are always our own worst critics, and something that we obsess over is not even noticeable by others. You were beautiful before, and you're beautiful now!
I am sorry your recovery hasn't been so easy, that's the thing, you can never tell how it's gonna go and how we are going to heal, we are taking a risk. I hope it will all settle for you soon xx
Frankly speaking, I think it’s turned out wonderfully. I didn’t think you needed it, so I was surprised you were doing it. I was wrong. It’s not that you needed it, but more that you now look fresher, your eyelids less heavy. It honestly looks great.
@@barbaramcm8602 we all have the right to make choices that suit our needs. You can choose not to try and improve a situation, others may make the choice to improve a situation. You’re not right or wrong, neither is anyone else. We’re free to choose for ourselves without critique from others.
I have the story about a friend I used to have. She was 65 years old. She was married to a man where they would fight, and he would cheat on her. She was a real stunner when she was young she would constantly talk about how men were always stopping the car and whistling at her, and by the picture she showed me I can really see why not many women are blessed to have that type of looks. every time we got together for breakfast, she would talk about women’s looks and how beautiful they are and how she wish she would look like that again and it would be where they can hear her other people can hear her. It was so embarrassing. There was never time when beauty never came up, I felt like I was constantly having to feed her ego . Then when she met my husband and saw how good-looking he was, she had to remind me that I wasn’t as good as he was. Our whole relationship was about her looks and how she had a lot of money she would rather spend it on getting young again, then her retirement and enjoying her life. even as I’m writing this right now, I feel so sorrowful for the women who turned heads in their younger years and they still want that feeling again, but no matter how much surgery you have it doesn’t fix the inside and the fact we all will get old in an actuality getting old is a privilege not many get to experience. I have been thinking of that friend I had she would be in her Late 70s now, and I pray when she looks in the mirror, she sees her true beauty and every wrinkle that she’s earned and every tear that she’s cried.🦋🦋
I totally agree with you. A close friend who is a therapist once told me his saddest clients were who had one been headturning. They defined themselves by their looks and could not handle the natural diminishing of them. Aisha, you are really lovely, before or after any surgery.
I feel sorry for really good looking (men as well as women) people, as they seem to end up building their whole life on their looks, they feel better than others, and when their looks fade, they really feel it, they loose their self worth and self confidence, and Yes, they do end up leaching comments/compliments of their beauty from friends, flirt with all men (even best friends husbands!) Because of their need to still feel wanted.. feel sorry for her, but don't trust her around your husband!! .... and luckily, not our Nisha, she's a happily married woman, critical of her looks yes, but not obsessed... we do have all these fancy injections, treatments, surgery, etc...and the money made off it, they keep pressure on women to believe they need it!!
I get what your friend felt. I also turned heads when I was younger and you get used to it. But then,age creeps in and we change. I’m accepting the change but it does hurt a bit.
@@phyld6491 🙏🥰 yes times change and we must get used to it. I come to realize that we’re blessed to be able to get two older and my 60 years of living I saw a lot of young people in my life die.
The most important apect of beauty is on the inside. How we look externally is just a matter of opinion. What one person finds physically attractive, another will find unattractive. Kindness, helping others, contributing to society, loyalty, honesty. Those are the true reflections of whether someone is a beautiful person.
You look beautiful and it went well. I would leave it alone 95%-97% satisfied is a great outcome! There is no guarantee if he goes to take more that you will be as happy. Thank you for sharing. I think if you “let it go” any lingering negative thoughts that over time you will be fine. Do not listen to any negative thoughts from subscribers.💖
Hi Nisha! Love your videos and I've been a fan of yours for many years! I'm a surgical nurse, and your eye surgery turned out GREAT! It's a wonderful surgeon who can correct what you want corrected, and still keep you looking perfectly natural. Your surgeon did a super job! And, please know that no one's eyes/eyelids are perfectly symmetrical; there are subtle differences to everyone's eyes (start looking around at women and you'll see what I mean). You look gorgeous and most importantly you look like you've had NOTHING done! You go, girl! Love ya 😘
Because of my former job as a medical rep, I attended many plastic surgery conferences. I’ve seen the good, bad and ugly. You look wonderful and healed so quickly. There could still be a little swelling even just periodically (after sleeping etc) so things might still be changing slightly for next little while.
Thanks for being so honest about your eyes. They look great by the way and wow what a beautiful photo of you at 18. Love looking back at old photos without any wrinkles x
I did the same as you, raised my eyebrows high to compensate for the sagging upper eyelid. Of course I am a lot older than youand I ONLY did the upper bleph. I am happy that you were able to do this for yourself. I am saving up for the lower bleph next winter. Remember, there is no perfection. Our eyes, feet, are different sizes even if so slightly. The side by side photos really showed us the difference. It's important to give yourself some slack. You look amazing ...99.9 percent better than most of us. Also remember, "expectation" isomethingwe must let go of. OUr expectations are rarely (IF EVER) met. It makes life easier, no expectations, no disappointments!
Girl, I wouldn’t worry about the teeny tiny difference in the incision placement. You are absolutely gorgeous & nobody else analyzes your eyes like you do…😩 Loved seeing the pic of you at 18. Beautiful then and now!! 🫶🫶
Nisha, you look wonderful! The things you are noticing are things 99% of us can't see until you point it out. I like your surgeon's point of view that you want to look like a better version of yourself. Very few people are the same on both sides of the face. You want to look natural, and you do!
I love how open, honest, and detailed you are. You sure help me understand more about things, this, and other things like product reviews. You are absolutely beautiful inside and out! Thank you for what you do and how you do it ❤
You look fabulous. Don't stress over the small stuff. I wanted to tell you I treated myself to the ZIIP device and I'm absolutely loving it. Thanks so much for the coupon! Stay fabulous!!
No good doctor would take all the skin off of your upper lid. I had the same concerns as you after surgery. My eyes were never the same shape to begin with, but that wasn’t what he was trying to fix and I still have skin folds, but they look natural and not hooded. You look great and I’m so happy for you!
I think you look amazing and the surgeon did a fantastic job. If it was me I wouldn’t have anything further done for fear of something going wrong and wishing I could turn back time.
Nisha--You look absolutely fantastic. In the past year I've had four eye surgeries for other reasons (cataracts, strabismus, retina). Fortunately we've both been very fortunate with the results.
Hi Nisha! I had an upper bleph in April of 2023 and my outcome was very similar to yours. However, I honestly love hooded eyes, I just didn’t like the loose skin hanging down, so I purposely chose a very conservative surgeon who would only remove the excess skin. But like you, one of my eyebrows sits a tad lower, and it’s also the eye he took a tad less skin from, so post surgery it’s slightly more hooded. But that eye has always been slightly more hooded, even when I was younger, and I actually prefer it over the other. Lol! . But at first, I was totally fixated on the difference. Some days I do still notice the difference more than others, but as the months have gone by I really think they’ve begun to even out. But despite the slight unevenness I am still thrilled about my results! And I think you should be too! You look beautiful! 😍 You still look like yourself just more refreshed and happy! 😁 My husband always tells me, “When people look at you they take in the big picture, they’re not dissecting the details.” ❤️🤗
I really wouldn't risk it Nisha. They look absolutely fine, it's like everything,you don't notice things until someone points it out to you. Maybe you are just over analysing them now. Yes you could have them done again,but what if as you say he removes just a bit too much and they don't match the other one. I really feel that the people that mentioned it haven't been very helpful. Honestly if you hadn't have pointed it out today I certainly wouldn't have noticed. You took a risk,and they've turned out beautifully, so just enjoy them now 😊xx
Nisha, please don’t judge your eye lid symmetry just yet. My surgeon told me that you have to heal and settle for at least 1 year. I had my eyelids done 10 years ago and still today my under eye lashes have some numbness. Be patient with your healing. It takes time for everything to settle down. You look gorgeous!
I think you look great Nisha. When I had upper and lower eyelid surgery a few years ago, I had a similar problem with old filler moving and causing swelling under one eye. The surgeon dissolved the filler and then did a fat transfer to give some undereye volume. Dissolving the filler wasn't pleasant but I'm very happy with the result.
Nisha, You always look beautiful to me before and after surgery. Of course we would all analyze our results no matter the surgeon or the results, it is perfectly normal. We look at ourselves and think of all the things we would change but not being a surgeon we cannot predict how our eyes will look because we don’t understand the physiology of our faces. Because you are so beautiful it is understandable to want to keep your beauty and have an easier time with eye makeup. Well I think that’s exactly what happened, today you proved it to yourself and all of us by doing your eyes so quickly and beautifully.
Hi Nisha! Thank you for the very detailed information about your surgery and your likes/dislikes. I think you look great and your surgeon did a fantastic job. I appreciate you pointing out the little details that you don't like and I don't think you're nit picking. That's what we do if we're not completely happy with the turn out after surgery. We all do it in different ways and about different things. I didn't realize how hooded your eyes were until you showed the before/after pics. Anyway, I love your eyes and I'm happy you're 95/97% satisfied.
I think the results are excellent Nisha. It’s been 4 years since my bleth and I’m still using eye drops for dry eyes, it’s something I’ve learned to live with.
I had the same problem after my eyelid surgery, left eye was still a bit to hooded in the inner corner so went back for revision, and still my eyelids are not both exactly the same but that is normal we are not symmetrical, very happy with my results. you look great x
NIsha, I think you are a beautiful woman, but we can’t turn the clock back, none of us can. You are streets ahead of most of us and that was before surgery. I think you should enjoy the way you look now and don’t look for perfection enjoy your life you are number 1 healthy and 2 very beautiful also the best bit of you that the surgeons knife can’t change is your brilliant personality, that’s what your followers here adore about you. Please just be yourself and forget the surgery, you are you, and a lot of people here,me included just think the world of you. You have the ability to make strangers feel better about themselves and happy. Not everybody can do that, surgically enhanced or not. X❤
Nisha, you need to quit worrying so much. You are the way God made you, and he doesnt make mistakes!😊 I have a tendancy to dwell on my dark circles, not a thing I can do about it so I think about all the blessings in my life instead. You look amazing!
Nisha, I think it is perfectly understandable and reasonable that you had high expectations in regards to your bleph procedure. After all, you went through surgery, recovery and the cost of the surgery. In six months or a year the asymmetry might not bother you as much, it also might not be as noticeable as you have more time to heal, but if it does you can always get it tweaked. I think your eyes look really good!
Thank you for sharing such an in-depth review of your surgery and results. The pics from before/18/post were particularly interesting. Thanks for sharing, you do look fabulous.
Thank you for detailed explanation. You could be 100% satisfied because the 2 things you are unhappy about are/were unrealistic expectations, as you mentioned. Your surgeon did a great job, certainly knows what he is doing. You look beautiful! I have seen your videos from when you started the channel and you are aging very successfully.
I love the results of your hooded eye surgery. If I were 15 years younger, I would definitely do the same thing. It’s amazing how surgery procedures have improved so much. You explained your experience so well. Thanks again for sharing, and doing, it.
I so appreciate your explanation! It helps me manage my own expectations as I've been thinking about the same surgery. I just recently saw in my photos that I've always had hooded eyes like yours. I never realized it until I digitized and sorted all of my photos. After looking over photos from birth I finally started seeing what had changed in my features. It was quite a shock to realize I'd never had big lids because that's not what I remembered about doing my makeup.
Holy moly! That side by side comparison with the before and photos tells the whole story to any of the commentators who said there was little to no difference! I don’t have hooded eyes but if I did I’d be over the moon! So happy for you! And thank you for your honesty and transparency. Every single one is us has insecurities and things they don’t like about themselves. Like you, I’m a bit obsessed with symmetry and so even though none of us have identical features, I understand why the slight differences in your eyes might bother you! That drop of Botox might just do the trick! xxxx
I think it’s amazing that your eyes look so normal ( please take that as a compliment which is how it’s meant). When you show the before & after photos your eyes just look the same only fresher and younger. I wouldn’t change a thing.
Your eyelashes look more lush because you don ’t have the weight of your hood resting on them anymore. I had always had long lashes but in my early 50s I could barely see them no matter how much mascara I plastered on 😅. I realised the lashes were still long but now had the weight of excess skin resting on them. My blepharoplasty worked wonders and I got my lashes back. 15yrs later and I’m still good. You look fab Nisha, enjoy! X
I think you look fabulous! Don’t over analyze it! I had just an upper blephroplasty almost 4 weeks ago. I still have dark bruises under my eyes! I’m glad I did it, but our eyes are definitely not exactly the same! I also have a bumpy scar on my left eye. I’m hoping the scar cream will help with that. It’s not as easy of a surgery as it looks!
Hi Nisha. Firstly, I think it took quite a lot of courage to have the operation as I know you were very nervous beforehand. When you show the before and after photos, you can really see the difference. You always know how to enhance your features beautifully and the changes are subtle but very effective and I wouldn’t stress about small details- you will notice them far more than anyone else! None of us are perfectly formed or have identical characteristics on each side of our faces and you are blessed with such a pretty face anyway! Don’t forget- nothing speeds up the ageing process more than stress! 💖🌸
@@karenhurrell8796 I agree with you and there are so many life saving surgeries which are, of course,incomparable with cosmetic surgeries. Personally, I would never opt to go under the knife for aesthetic purposes and perhaps courage is the incorrect noun to use in this particular instance. However, any hospital procedure can be daunting and nerve wracking and I don’t think Nisha underwent this blepharoplasty without a lot of forethought and research beforehand. She is fully aware that it was something she did voluntarily and for enhancement purposes and I’m certain she would never compare her experience with major surgery as she is always honest and upfront with her subscribers.
Nisha, your surgeon did a fabulous job. I’m impressed! our eyes are not symmetrical, so I really wouldn’t worry. I have large lids and I used to hate them. I would have given anything to have smaller ones like yours. But to be honest now that I’m 53 I really don’t care. I’m just grateful for what I have. So we all are hard on ourselves!😊😊😊
Your surgeon did a fabulous job! Don't stress. I had the same surgery in the U.S. and I would do it again in a heartbeat. I have the same issue with one eye looking wider than the other. It has to do with the brow bone, one being a smidge higher than the other. I think your eyes look great.
Your surgeon was truly great! You look. Very soft and natural. Refreshed, not made, if you know what I mean. Just lovely! I hope you like it as much as you hoped. Thank you for sharing.
But the eyes are not symmetric. So let her be honest. You can see it straight away. I saw it immediately without her saying anything. It's important that people are honest about the pro and con of this surgery. It's important to find a surgeon that can cut the eyes symmetrically.
Nisha I had my upper and lower lids done about nine years ago. The eyes are the quickest to heal on your body after surgery. It will take a good year to fully heal. You will see changes on the way your eyes look fantastic and remember your eyes are sisters, not twins. just enjoy your new look. Even after nine years with my eyes, I sometimes wear make up eyeshadow or mostly I go without now. I find that if I put lashify lashes on I really don’t need any eyeshadow. I enjoy your content.
Hi Nisha! I think I would have had the same expectations as you. But when you think about it, I think it's more appropriate not to change drastically. It has to be realistic and as natural as possible for our eye shape. Since you've always had a problem from a very young age, I think it might have been too obvious. That's why when there's too much change, it often doesn't give good results and can even completely change our identity. I think the result is great and that when we look at you, we see too much change! You look great like this and I think your surgeon did a wonderful job! Have a good end of the week! xxx
I had my upper eyes done as well in 2012 and I'm still very pleased. I didn't want to look different, just rested and alert looking. My surgeon removed just enough which was a conservative move in my opinion. I'm so glad I had it done. You look wonderful. You still look like your gorgeous self but rested. Good move!!!! BTW.....as you continue to heal you will see more and more of the full results. I would say it takes about a full 6 to 9 months. Enjoy!!!!
Hi Nisha, your eyes look absolutely stunning! I wouldn’t do anything more, don’t fix what isn’t broken. I’ve had that op, and I have a little more skin on my left eyelid, but rather that way than too much taken off and then loads of problems to deal with. You look beautiful just the way you are!🥰
You look great Nisha! You can definitely see a big difference when you showed the two pictures together! I think your eyes look so much more lifted and much bigger and just so much brighter!😍 Thank you for sharing this update with us and I always love and appreciate your honesty!👍 hugs Deb x❤❤❤❤
So glad you shared your eyelid surgery with us. I've been considering getting it done. My lids are not as hooded as yours were though. So maybe my expectation is too high. I'm 72, and I don't know if they will continue to droop more. I'll probably end up getting it done. My biggest concern was - would you be able to see the scars. Yours are not even visible. I think skin type and color makes a difference. I have olive skin, so I don't know how invisible mine will be. Much to think about.
It’s made a big difference it looks so much more open. Leave it alone it could cause you not to be able to close your eyes properly i think hes done a marvellous job it looks very natural
After I had upper eyelid surgery the wrinkles on my forehead disappeared because I did not raise my eyebrows all time 😀 You have a fantastic result and look great😀
Nisha, you are naturally rewarded by God with beauty, femininity, and the fact that you have retained your charm is your merit, it is genetics, it is the care of your husband and the fact that you are a kind, sincere person who helps in any way she can. I know you make donations to the fund for women victims of violence, if I remember correctly. You give them your shadow palettes, cosmetics, clothes, and more. May God grant you all the best in life and to your loved ones! Thank you. 🙏👍
You are so beautiful and you beauty is natural and it radiates from within your soul! I think the surgeon did a fantastic job. You still look like your natural, beautiful self, just more refreshed! I would never advise you to have the little issues that are currently concerning you fixed; this is a decision you need to make based entirely on your own personal perception and feelings. But, after living with your "new" eyes for awhile, I suspect you will decide they look fantastic just the way they are!
I have always have big eyes. I have the lids and one eye is naturally a tiny bit bigger than the other. Your surgeon did a great job. I know someone who got too much of the skin out and it looks bad and now her eyes are so dry because he cut too much. I would be totally happy
Curious to hear about your Botox correction experience as that is what my dermatologist recommended for the same high eyebrow corner issue due to my hooded eyes. Be careful when seeking too much symmetry as that’s when we perceive people looking weird because we are not truly symmetrical naturally. You look gorgeous!
Nisha, I had my upper and lowers done when I was 45. I hated the results for years my eyes looked much smaller. I am 64 now and they look more normal. I think yours look fantastic.💕 I do wish I had have done brow lift.
I think you had a great surgeon to let you know why he made the changes he did. I think you look lovely just as you are. We all have different looks from one side of our face to the other side. It's normal.
Your surgeon was excellent and you do look like you, only better : ) Had my blepharoplasty in 1977 (age 25), because drooping lids ran in my family to the point that as we aged it impaired our vision. Surgery back then was much more crude and I lost a lot of hair on the sides of my head that has never grown back, but otherwise loved the results. (They never explained the staples on either side of my head that caused the hair loss so if anyone out there knows, I'd love to hear.)
I’m new to your channel and have never seen you before this and I thought you looked lovely in your thumbnail. You look beautiful in your videos and I would never have guessed you had any surgery around your eyes. Your story is a success story for plastic eye surgery. You’d be the reason I’d see your surgeon. You are practically a walking advertisement for their business- specifically your surgeon. They should definitely pay you some compensation if you start trickling business from your channel to their office. Thank you for sharing your journey. We all have things we don’t like about ourselves but most of us would never share them with anyone. I hope you know you are brave in sharing your journey and I and many others appreciate you sharing it with the rest of us. ❤
You look amazing! The most beautiful woman in the world could point out flaws none of us see. No one is perfect. The pursuit of that perfection is usually what leads to unpleasant outcomes. Enjoy how great you look, and mostly how much better you feel!!!
Wow. That side-by-side photo really tells the story. Surgeon did a great job and you look amazing. Personally, I think looks best not to be too "perfect" :)
As a fellow hoody😊I am a little surprised that you thought you would have as much lid space as that picture you provided? I have researched this a bit and I am clear that I would have the same eyes with the lift off the lash line. I wouldn’t even consider trying to get that much space, even if I could… I do notice the difference between your 2 eyes but that is to be expected as perfection is almost impossible, don’t you think?
One thing I noticed is that I was always looking at my face in the 10x mirror. When people look at you they are only seeing the big picture of your whole face not just one part of it, and certainly not as close as you look at yourself. When I had my blepharoplasty, I was just as picky but my husband took a picture of me at a distance people would see my face at and showed me its not even noticeable. My surgeon said in order to fix the folds on the outer corners of my eyes I would need a brow lift but I can live with the way they are. BTW, my bumps flattened in time.
I heard someone speak who also had this surgery done. She had the surgery to help her see better while working. He eyelids rested on her lashes. She was also amazed at how light her eyelids were after surgery. Now she sees well and is glad she had the surgery. Best wishes.
Hi Nisha, I wanted to come on here and comment and tell you that I think you were so beautiful even before your procedures! I think the results are stunning!! Nobody’s eyes are perfectly asymmetrical. I am so happy for you that you were able to do this for yourself! ❤️ However, I assisted in plastic surgery with a plastic surgeon for years. If you’re not happy make him fix it!!! It shouldn't be at your expense either! I had a nose The doctor left my nose extremely crooked! I was too young to have the guts to ask him to fix it and now I'm stuck with a horribly crooked nose! You're the only one who can decide if you are happy with the results. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I’ve never had eyelid surgery, and my eyes are different from one another. No one is completely symmetrical. Your eyes were beautiful prior to the surgery, and they’re beautiful now, after the procedure.
Nisha you look so beautiful. Before and now also. You look fresh well rested natural. Not pulled and fake. I think it's a great job. And once you apply makeup I don't think you be able tell at all.
They look fabulous! You don’t want more out of the corners- that’s where people get that “hollow” look that makes your eyes look old - NO! Lots of surgeons here in US are now trying to fix that exact problem for their patients from previous surgeries. And eyes are not naturally Symmetrical so forget that, please. You have a beautiful, youthful result- YAY!!
Nisha, you are truly beautiful. In my opinion, no matter how beautiful a woman is, if she looks like she's had work done, it takes away from her beauty. You do not look like you've had work done, that's a blessing.
Nisha, Your eyes look beautiful. Understand that when one looks at something too close for too long, it can skew ones perception. Whether it is ones facial features or a piece of art work we are working on, or a home decor problem....whatever it is, look too long at it and it will seem bigger and more important than it really is. I remember when I picked out a glass top stove, they sent one with more pronounced speckles on the glass. I thought it looked terrible with my differently speckled counter tops. They were competing patterns. The more I looked at it, the more I hated it. I wound up keeping the stove because of the hassle and inconvenience it would have caused to return it. Years later, I don't even notice it. Just be careful of trying to make things too perfect especially when it is something permanent like ones face. You might find that in trying to correct a small flaw that the surgery to correct it, creates another flaw and then that needs to be fixed. Sometimes you got to step back from it and after a bit of time goes by, it just might be not so big a deal to you as you thought.
You are right, I am like that with my Christmas tree for example, I will look at it for ages every day and adjust things, move decorations and it never looks perfect to me, it must be my mild OCD lol x
I think you look fabulous! I had some major plastic surgery 3 years ago (not to my face...I had tummy tuck, some lipo and breast augmentation) and managing expectations is a BIG deal and incredibly difficult. When we go to extreme measures such as surgery we have an "ideal" in our heads that often doesn't match up to the reality of our bodies and our anatomy. I don't know a lot about the surgery you had to your eyes but you're still only 2 months post op. Maybe you're not quite yet at what your final result will be? Regardless, you're an incredibly beautiful woman and your eyes look amazing! 3 years post op for me and I STILL occasionally think, maybe I'll get some 360 lipo or go back for the breast lift I should've done initially. As women I think most of us compare ourselves to something or someone else and wish our features were some other way. I haven't ruled out making some "tweeks" to my body but so far I've resisted the urge because I've realized I could go down the never ending rabbit hole of trying to reach unattainable, unrealistic goals. I try to focus now on how amazing my body is. I'm strong and healthy for my age, (I'm almost 56) I'm not on any medication, I work full time as a nurse and my body allows me to do that, I have 4 children, 8 grandchildren and 1 great grand child and I'm out here slaying life on my own. If I don't nitpick at myself I'm rocking my life and incredibly happy! Keep being the incredible woman you are. I sooo adore watching your videos! Stay fabulous! 😘
Put filler between your eyebrows. Use the lightest one . I had endoscopic surgery on my brow at 40 because I had a horrible deem single line that made me look mad all the time. I still have to have it filled . It was there at 17 yrs old
Hi Nisha! Just wanted to say that you are outrageously beautiful exactly the way you are, surgery or no. I'm happy that you are pleased with the overall results. Cheers!
Nisha, even if you’d never had the procedure done, you looked so beautiful that it just wasn’t necessary. Of course, now seeing your results being so amazing, it makes me want to do it myself. As far as any perceived unevenness, it’s not something that anyone can see. I wouldn’t mess with it. Your results are absolutely gorgeous. Again, I’m going to talk to my husband about getting this done!!💝💝
Hi Nisha... I've just watched 2 of your videos. from 5 years ago... Q & A and on one there was a question about your choice of wigs. I never knew you wore wigs and if you still do? You look fab always but what was your natural colouring pre wigs? Do you still wear currently and if so where do you source them from?... sorry for all the questions 😊
I have hooded eyes and I think they make me look tired . You look fresh and natural . I think he did a great job 😊
I'm going to be blunt Nisha, you need a reality check, being concerned over a mm is just not healthy for your mental state, please, please appreciate your beauty and what a wonderful life you seem to have. You are an extremely beautiful woman and the nit picking over a mm or some comments you get just isn't worth it. I wouldn't be interfering in any other treatment with the possibility of stuffing things up, as there is no return.
I find this comment firm, but definitely not unkind. Nisha is beautiful inside and out so I hope she can see that too.
You are absolutely right Nisha reminded me of my younger sister she is never 100% happy with anything she nit picks on every small thing my sister could spend weeks crying over a hair cut she did not like she is 68 years old
@@maryabdel-malik656 It's sad really because they don't look at the positives in life and how lucky they are.
It’s been so helpful watching your surgery and recovery as I am having it done on the 18th! As for your eyelids being different, I think they look the same. I think one eyebrow might be a bit higher but it’s minimal.
@@nessieposton Best of luck wish you speedy recovery 🙏
Nisha, no two eyes are the same. You look very pretty and I wouldn't waste one second of my time worrying about what might be a mm difference in the inner part of both upper lids. If it were me, I wouldn't tempt fate by going back just to make a minimal difference. I can't even see it!
Yes, two sides of our face are different.
Also, I assume there is no guarantee it will come out 100% equal after a 2nd surgery. You look beautiful, inside and out. It turned out wonderfully.
I noticed it straight away. This whole point of this surgery is to get it PERFECT. Both eyes MUST be symmetric. If natural eyes were fairly symmetric and the surgery makes them uneven and unsymetric, then the surgeon has caused this problem. That is why it's so important to get a talented surgeon.
Most of us are born with eyes that are different in size. You covered your hoodies for decades with makeup and you can fix this with makeup as well. I think there’s a deeper issue going on with you.
@@pam164- she’s stuck on the old outdated description of beautiful = perfect simitry. It’s NOT natural
I recently (6 weeks ago) had upper and lower blepharoplasty. While I am happy with the results, I wish there were more videos that showed the possible complications. I had a lot of persistent swelling and redness in my cheeks post surgery. I had to go on steroids for a week to bring it down. I also developed fibrous tissue directly under my lower eyelids that is preventing my lower eyelids from moving when I try to squint or smile. The surgeon is having to put injections every few weeks to help dissolve it. I still don't regret having the surgery, but my recovery has been quite bumpy compared to many of the videos I watched before I decided to have the surgery myself. We are always our own worst critics, and something that we obsess over is not even noticeable by others. You were beautiful before, and you're beautiful now!
I am sorry your recovery hasn't been so easy, that's the thing, you can never tell how it's gonna go and how we are going to heal, we are taking a risk. I hope it will all settle for you soon xx
Frankly speaking, I think it’s turned out wonderfully. I didn’t think you needed it, so I was surprised you were doing it. I was wrong. It’s not that you needed it, but more that you now look fresher, your eyelids less heavy. It honestly looks great.
Thank you so much!
@@SugarPuffAndFluff You are most welcome.❤️
Leave well-enough alone.
@@barbaramcm8602 we all have the right to make choices that suit our needs. You can choose not to try and improve a situation, others may make the choice to improve a situation. You’re not right or wrong, neither is anyone else. We’re free to choose for ourselves without critique from others.
I have no idea how she looked at 19 but she looks 19 now! so yes, it was worth it
Your blue eyes are gorgeous. As an RN, I have seen so many post procedure infections. Don’t risk your eye sight.
I have the story about a friend I used to have. She was 65 years old. She was married to a man where they would fight, and he would cheat on her. She was a real stunner when she was young she would constantly talk about how men were always stopping the car and whistling at her, and by the picture she showed me I can really see why not many women are blessed to have that type of looks. every time we got together for breakfast, she would talk about women’s looks and how beautiful they are and how she wish she would look like that again and it would be where they can hear her other people can hear her. It was so embarrassing. There was never time when beauty never came up, I felt like I was constantly having to feed her ego . Then when she met my husband and saw how good-looking he was, she had to remind me that I wasn’t as good as he was. Our whole relationship was about her looks and how she had a lot of money she would rather spend it on getting young again, then her retirement and enjoying her life. even as I’m writing this right now, I feel so sorrowful for the women who turned heads in their younger years and they still want that feeling again, but no matter how much surgery you have it doesn’t fix the inside and the fact we all will get old in an actuality getting old is a privilege not many get to experience. I have been thinking of that friend I had she would be in her Late 70s now, and I pray when she looks in the mirror, she sees her true beauty and every wrinkle that she’s earned and every tear that she’s cried.🦋🦋
I totally agree with you. A close friend who is a therapist once told me his saddest clients were who had one been headturning. They defined themselves by their looks and could not handle the natural diminishing of them. Aisha, you are really lovely, before or after any surgery.
I feel sorry for really good looking (men as well as women) people, as they seem to end up building their whole life on their looks, they feel better than others, and when their looks fade, they really feel it, they loose their self worth and self confidence, and Yes, they do end up leaching comments/compliments of their beauty from friends, flirt with all men (even best friends husbands!) Because of their need to still feel wanted.. feel sorry for her, but don't trust her around your husband!! .... and luckily, not our Nisha, she's a happily married woman, critical of her looks yes, but not obsessed... we do have all these fancy injections, treatments, surgery, etc...and the money made off it, they keep pressure on women to believe they need it!!
I get what your friend felt. I also turned heads when I was younger and you get used to it. But then,age creeps in and we change. I’m accepting the change but it does hurt a bit.
@@phyld6491 🙏🥰 yes times change and we must get used to it. I come to realize that we’re blessed to be able to get two older and my 60 years of living I saw a lot of young people in my life die.
yes vanity is real i feel it too thank you for your stories they are so helpful
The most important apect of beauty is on the inside. How we look externally is just a matter of opinion. What one person finds physically attractive, another will find unattractive. Kindness, helping others, contributing to society, loyalty, honesty. Those are the true reflections of whether someone is a beautiful person.
So well said I agree ❤
You look beautiful and it went well. I would leave it alone 95%-97% satisfied is a great outcome! There is no guarantee if he goes to take more that you will be as happy. Thank you for sharing. I think if you “let it go” any lingering negative thoughts that over time you will be fine. Do not listen to any negative thoughts from subscribers.💖
Hi Nisha! Love your videos and I've been a fan of yours for many years! I'm a surgical nurse, and your eye surgery turned out GREAT! It's a wonderful surgeon who can correct what you want corrected, and still keep you looking perfectly natural. Your surgeon did a super job! And, please know that no one's eyes/eyelids are perfectly symmetrical; there are subtle differences to everyone's eyes (start looking around at women and you'll see what I mean). You look gorgeous and most importantly you look like you've had NOTHING done! You go, girl! Love ya 😘
Thank you so much xx
I didn’t realize the difference until you showed us the before & after pics. You look fantastic very pretty 💖
Because of my former job as a medical rep, I attended many plastic surgery conferences. I’ve seen the good, bad and ugly. You look wonderful and healed so quickly. There could still be a little swelling even just periodically (after sleeping etc) so things might still be changing slightly for next little while.
Thanks for being so honest about your eyes. They look great by the way and wow what a beautiful photo of you at 18. Love looking back at old photos without any wrinkles x
You have gorgeous eyes, I think the surgery was a success, it’s so natural and you still look like you! ❤
I did the same as you, raised my eyebrows high to compensate for the sagging upper eyelid. Of course I am a lot older than youand I ONLY did the upper bleph.
I am happy that you were able to do this for yourself. I am saving up for the lower bleph next winter. Remember, there is no perfection. Our eyes, feet, are different sizes even if so slightly. The side by side photos really showed us the difference. It's important to give yourself some slack. You look amazing ...99.9 percent better than most of us. Also remember, "expectation" isomethingwe must let go of. OUr expectations are rarely (IF EVER) met. It makes life easier, no expectations, no disappointments!
Girl, I wouldn’t worry about the teeny tiny difference in the incision placement. You are absolutely gorgeous & nobody else analyzes your eyes like you do…😩 Loved seeing the pic of you at 18. Beautiful then and now!! 🫶🫶
Nisha, you look wonderful! The things you are noticing are things 99% of us can't see until you point it out. I like your surgeon's point of view that you want to look like a better version of yourself.
Very few people are the same on both sides of the face. You want to look natural, and you do!
Thank you so much!
Nobody is the same on both sides of their face, no two eyes are the same, the right side is not the same as the left and so with the rest of the body.
It looks so good!!! You don't need any corrections. You make me want to do this!
I love how open, honest, and detailed you are. You sure help me understand more about things, this, and other things like product reviews. You are absolutely beautiful inside and out! Thank you for what you do and how you do it ❤
I appreciate that!
You look fabulous. Don't stress over the small stuff. I wanted to tell you I treated myself to the ZIIP device and I'm absolutely loving it. Thanks so much for the coupon! Stay fabulous!!
No good doctor would take all the skin off of your upper lid. I had the same concerns as you after surgery. My eyes were never the same shape to begin with, but that wasn’t what he was trying to fix and I still have skin folds, but they look natural and not hooded. You look great and I’m so happy for you!
Looks very natural and that’s what you want. Very pretty
Perfect description. “Look like yourself only better.”
I think you look amazing and the surgeon did a fantastic job. If it was me I wouldn’t have anything further done for fear of something going wrong and wishing I could turn back time.
Nisha--You look absolutely fantastic. In the past year I've had four eye surgeries for other reasons (cataracts, strabismus, retina). Fortunately we've both been very fortunate with the results.
Hi Nisha! I had an upper bleph in April of 2023 and my outcome was very similar to yours. However, I honestly love hooded eyes, I just didn’t like the loose skin hanging down, so I purposely chose a very conservative surgeon who would only remove the excess skin.
But like you, one of my eyebrows sits a tad lower, and it’s also the eye he took a tad less skin from, so post surgery it’s slightly more hooded. But that eye has always been slightly more hooded, even when I was younger, and I actually prefer it over the other. Lol! . But at first, I was totally fixated on the difference. Some days I do still notice the difference more than others, but as the months have gone by I really think they’ve begun to even out. But despite the slight unevenness I am still thrilled about my results! And I think you should be too! You look beautiful! 😍 You still look like yourself just more refreshed and happy! 😁 My husband always tells me, “When people look at you they take in the big picture, they’re not dissecting the details.” ❤️🤗
I really wouldn't risk it Nisha. They look absolutely fine, it's like everything,you don't notice things until someone points it out to you. Maybe you are just over analysing them now. Yes you could have them done again,but what if as you say he removes just a bit too much and they don't match the other one. I really feel that the people that mentioned it haven't been very helpful. Honestly if you hadn't have pointed it out today I certainly wouldn't have noticed. You took a risk,and they've turned out beautifully, so just enjoy them now 😊xx
NISHA!!!! Oh. My. Goodness. You have been beautiful your entire life! You at 18 floored me! Wow!
Yes, fabulous Nisha, princess👸, very pretty, again girl❤18❤
I totally agree❤
Your eyes look beautiful. Your surgeon did a great job. Please don't do anything else to them. You are so beautiful!
Nisha, please don’t judge your eye lid symmetry just yet. My surgeon told me that you have to heal and settle for at least 1 year. I had my eyelids done 10 years ago and still today my under eye lashes have some numbness. Be patient with your healing. It takes time for everything to settle down. You look gorgeous!
Your eyelids have greatly improved I noticed this straight away Nisha xxx
I think you look great Nisha. When I had upper and lower eyelid surgery a few years ago, I had a similar problem with old filler moving and causing swelling under one eye. The surgeon dissolved the filler and then did a fat transfer to give some undereye volume. Dissolving the filler wasn't pleasant but I'm very happy with the result.
Nisha, You always look beautiful to me before and after surgery. Of course we would all analyze our results no matter the surgeon or the results, it is perfectly normal. We look at ourselves and think of all the things we would change but not being a surgeon we cannot predict how our eyes will look because we don’t understand the physiology of our faces. Because you are so beautiful it is understandable to want to keep your beauty and have an easier time with eye makeup. Well I think that’s exactly what happened, today you proved it to yourself and all of us by doing your eyes so quickly and beautifully.
Hi Nisha! Thank you for the very detailed information about your surgery and your likes/dislikes. I think you look great and your surgeon did a fantastic job. I appreciate you pointing out the little details that you don't like and I don't think you're nit picking. That's what we do if we're not completely happy with the turn out after surgery. We all do it in different ways and about different things. I didn't realize how hooded your eyes were until you showed the before/after pics. Anyway, I love your eyes and I'm happy you're 95/97% satisfied.
I think the results are excellent Nisha. It’s been 4 years since my bleth and I’m still using eye drops for dry eyes, it’s something I’ve learned to live with.
I had the same problem after my eyelid surgery, left eye was still a bit to hooded in the inner corner so went back for revision, and still my eyelids are not both exactly the same but that is normal we are not symmetrical, very happy with my results. you look great x
NIsha, I think you are a beautiful woman, but we can’t turn the clock back, none of us can. You are streets ahead of most of us and that was before surgery. I think you should enjoy the way you look now and don’t look for perfection enjoy your life you are number 1 healthy and 2 very beautiful also the best bit of you that the surgeons knife can’t change is your brilliant personality, that’s what your followers here adore about you. Please just be yourself and forget the surgery, you are you, and a lot of people here,me included just think the world of you. You have the ability to make strangers feel better about themselves and happy. Not everybody can do that, surgically enhanced or not. X❤
Nisha, you need to quit worrying so much. You are the way God made you, and he doesnt make mistakes!😊 I have a tendancy to dwell on my dark circles, not a thing I can do about it so I think about all the blessings in my life instead. You look amazing!
Nisha, I think it is perfectly understandable and reasonable that you had high expectations in regards to your bleph procedure. After all, you went through surgery, recovery and the cost of the surgery. In six months or a year the asymmetry might not bother you as much, it also might not be as noticeable as you have more time to heal, but if it does you can always get it tweaked. I think your eyes look really good!
Thank you for sharing such an in-depth review of your surgery and results. The pics from before/18/post were particularly interesting. Thanks for sharing, you do look fabulous.
Thank you for detailed explanation. You could be 100% satisfied because the 2 things you are unhappy about are/were unrealistic expectations, as you mentioned. Your surgeon did a great job, certainly knows what he is doing. You look beautiful! I have seen your videos from when you started the channel and you are aging very successfully.
I love the results of your hooded eye surgery. If I were 15 years younger, I would definitely do the same thing. It’s amazing how surgery procedures have improved so much. You explained your experience so well. Thanks again for sharing, and doing, it.
I so appreciate your explanation! It helps me manage my own expectations as I've been thinking about the same surgery. I just recently saw in my photos that I've always had hooded eyes like yours. I never realized it until I digitized and sorted all of my photos. After looking over photos from birth I finally started seeing what had changed in my features. It was quite a shock to realize I'd never had big lids because that's not what I remembered about doing my makeup.
Holy moly! That side by side comparison with the before and photos tells the whole story to any of the commentators who said there was little to no difference! I don’t have hooded eyes but if I did I’d be over the moon! So happy for you! And thank you for your honesty and transparency. Every single one is us has insecurities and things they don’t like about themselves. Like you, I’m a bit obsessed with symmetry and so even though none of us have identical features, I understand why the slight differences in your eyes might bother you! That drop of Botox might just do the trick! xxxx
I think it’s amazing that your eyes look so normal ( please take that as a compliment which is how it’s meant). When you show the before & after photos your eyes just look the same only fresher and younger. I wouldn’t change a thing.
Your eyelashes look more lush because you don ’t have the weight of your hood resting on them anymore. I had always had long lashes but in my early 50s I could barely see them no matter how much mascara I plastered on 😅. I realised the lashes were still long but now had the weight of excess skin resting on them. My blepharoplasty worked wonders and I got my lashes back. 15yrs later and I’m still good. You look fab Nisha, enjoy! X
I think you look fabulous! Don’t over analyze it! I had just an upper blephroplasty almost 4 weeks ago. I still have dark bruises under my eyes! I’m glad I did it, but our eyes are definitely not exactly the same! I also have a bumpy scar on my left eye. I’m hoping the scar cream will help with that. It’s not as easy of a surgery as it looks!
Nisha you look fabulous stop obsessing....remember nothing is perfect...love yourself as you are 😊
Hi Nisha. Firstly, I think it took quite a lot of courage to have the operation as I know you were very nervous beforehand. When you show the before and after photos, you can really see the difference. You always know how to enhance your features beautifully and the changes are subtle but very effective and I wouldn’t stress about small details- you will notice them far more than anyone else! None of us are perfectly formed or have identical characteristics on each side of our faces and you are blessed with such a pretty face anyway! Don’t forget- nothing speeds up the ageing process more than stress! 💖🌸
Courage is saving someone or recovering from a horrific accident for example not having cosmetic surgery.
@@karenhurrell8796 I agree with you and there are so many life saving surgeries which are, of course,incomparable with cosmetic surgeries. Personally, I would never opt to go under the knife for aesthetic purposes and perhaps courage is the incorrect noun to use in this particular instance. However, any hospital procedure can be daunting and nerve wracking and I don’t think Nisha underwent this blepharoplasty without a lot of forethought and research beforehand. She is fully aware that it was something she did voluntarily and for enhancement purposes and I’m certain she would never compare her experience with major surgery as she is always honest and upfront with her subscribers.
Nisha, your surgeon did a fabulous job. I’m impressed! our eyes are not symmetrical, so I really wouldn’t worry. I have large lids and I used to hate them. I would have given anything to have smaller ones like yours. But to be honest now that I’m 53 I really don’t care. I’m just grateful for what I have. So we all are hard on ourselves!😊😊😊
Your surgeon did a fabulous job! Don't stress. I had the same surgery in the U.S. and I would do it again in a heartbeat. I have the same issue with one eye looking wider than the other. It has to do with the brow bone, one being a smidge higher than the other. I think your eyes look great.
Your surgeon was truly great! You look. Very soft and natural. Refreshed, not made, if you know what I mean. Just lovely! I hope you like it as much as you hoped. Thank you for sharing.
Nisha I think your eye surgery turned out great. P,ease stop criticizing yourself so much.
But the eyes are not symmetric. So let her be honest. You can see it straight away. I saw it immediately without her saying anything. It's important that people are honest about the pro and con of this surgery. It's important to find a surgeon that can cut the eyes symmetrically.
Nisha I had my upper and lower lids done about nine years ago. The eyes are the quickest to heal on your body after surgery. It will take a good year to fully heal. You will see changes on the way your eyes look fantastic and remember your eyes are sisters, not twins. just enjoy your new look. Even after nine years with my eyes, I sometimes wear make up eyeshadow or mostly I go without now. I find that if I put lashify lashes on I really don’t need any eyeshadow. I enjoy your content.
Hi Nisha! I think I would have had the same expectations as you. But when you think about it, I think it's more appropriate not to change drastically. It has to be realistic and as natural as possible for our eye shape. Since you've always had a problem from a very young age, I think it might have been too obvious. That's why when there's too much change, it often doesn't give good results and can even completely change our identity. I think the result is great and that when we look at you, we see too much change! You look great like this and I think your surgeon did a wonderful job! Have a good end of the week! xxx
I had my upper eyes done as well in 2012 and I'm still very pleased. I didn't want to look different, just rested and alert looking. My surgeon removed just enough which was a conservative move in my opinion. I'm so glad I had it done. You look wonderful. You still look like your gorgeous self but rested. Good move!!!! BTW.....as you continue to heal you will see more and more of the full results. I would say it takes about a full 6 to 9 months. Enjoy!!!!
Hi Nisha, your eyes look absolutely stunning! I wouldn’t do anything more, don’t fix what isn’t broken. I’ve had that op, and I have a little more skin on my left eyelid, but rather that way than too much taken off and then loads of problems to deal with. You look beautiful just the way you are!🥰
You look great Nisha! You can definitely see a big difference when you showed the two pictures together! I think your eyes look so much more lifted and much bigger and just so much brighter!😍 Thank you for sharing this update with us and I always love and appreciate your honesty!👍 hugs Deb x❤❤❤❤
So glad you shared your eyelid surgery with us. I've been considering getting it done. My lids are not as hooded as yours were though. So maybe my expectation is too high. I'm 72, and I don't know if they will continue to droop more. I'll probably end up getting it done. My biggest concern was - would you be able to see the scars. Yours are not even visible. I think skin type and color makes a difference. I have olive skin, so I don't know how invisible mine will be. Much to think about.
You will not see the scars, no matter your skin colour, eyes heal extremely well x
It’s made a big difference it looks so much more open. Leave it alone it could cause you not to be able to close your eyes properly i think hes done a marvellous job it looks very natural
Your surgeon did a fabulous job! Looks very natural!
After I had upper eyelid surgery the wrinkles on my forehead disappeared because I did not raise my eyebrows all time 😀 You have a fantastic result and look great😀
Your eyes look amazing ….what a success your surgery was. 🌸
Nisha, you are naturally rewarded by God with beauty, femininity, and the fact that you have retained your charm is your merit, it is genetics, it is the care of your husband and the fact that you are a kind, sincere person who helps in any way she can. I know you make donations to the fund for women victims of violence, if I remember correctly. You give them your shadow palettes, cosmetics, clothes, and more. May God grant you all the best in life and to your loved ones! Thank you. 🙏👍
Thank you. you are always so kind xx
You are so beautiful and you beauty is natural and it radiates from within your soul! I think the surgeon did a fantastic job. You still look like your natural, beautiful self, just more refreshed! I would never advise you to have the little issues that are currently concerning you fixed; this is a decision you need to make based entirely on your own personal perception and feelings. But, after living with your "new" eyes for awhile, I suspect you will decide they look fantastic just the way they are!
I have always have big eyes. I have the lids and one eye is naturally a tiny bit bigger than the other. Your surgeon did a great job. I know someone who got too much of the skin out and it looks bad and now her eyes are so dry because he cut too much. I would be totally happy
You can definitely see the difference..looks much better❤
Curious to hear about your Botox correction experience as that is what my dermatologist recommended for the same high eyebrow corner issue due to my hooded eyes. Be careful when seeking too much symmetry as that’s when we perceive people looking weird because we are not truly symmetrical naturally. You look gorgeous!
I love your lipstick and lipliner. What is it?
I think you look beautiful and your surgeon did a wonderful job.
Nisha, I had my upper and lowers done when I was 45. I hated the results for years my eyes looked much smaller. I am 64 now and they look more normal. I think yours look fantastic.💕 I do wish I had have done brow lift.
I think you had a great surgeon to let you know why he made the changes he did. I think you look lovely just as you are. We all have different looks from one side of our face to the other side. It's normal.
Your surgeon was excellent and you do look like you, only better : ) Had my blepharoplasty in 1977 (age 25), because drooping lids ran in my family to the point that as we aged it impaired our vision. Surgery back then was much more crude and I lost a lot of hair on the sides of my head that has never grown back, but otherwise loved the results. (They never explained the staples on either side of my head that caused the hair loss so if anyone out there knows, I'd love to hear.)
I’m new to your channel and have never seen you before this and I thought you looked lovely in your thumbnail. You look beautiful in your videos and I would never have guessed you had any surgery around your eyes. Your story is a success story for plastic eye surgery. You’d be the reason I’d see your surgeon. You are practically a walking advertisement for their business- specifically your surgeon. They should definitely pay you some compensation if you start trickling business from your channel to their office. Thank you for sharing your journey. We all have things we don’t like about ourselves but most of us would never share them with anyone. I hope you know you are brave in sharing your journey and I and many others appreciate you sharing it with the rest of us. ❤
Thank you and welcome to my channel, I hope you will enjoy all my videos x
I think you look great, your eyes look fresher. I have hooded eyes and I know how annoying it is to apply eyeshadow when you have them.
You look amazing! The most beautiful woman in the world could point out flaws none of us see. No one is perfect. The pursuit of that perfection is usually what leads to unpleasant outcomes. Enjoy how great you look, and mostly how much better you feel!!!
Wow. That side-by-side photo really tells the story. Surgeon did a great job and you look amazing. Personally, I think looks best not to be too "perfect" :)
As a fellow hoody😊I am a little surprised that you thought you would have as much lid space as that picture you provided? I have researched this a bit
and I am clear that I would have the same eyes with the lift off the lash line. I wouldn’t even consider trying to get that much space, even if I could… I do notice the difference between your 2 eyes but that is to be expected as perfection is almost impossible, don’t you think?
One thing I noticed is that I was always looking at my face in the 10x mirror. When people look at you they are only seeing the big picture of your whole face not just one part of it, and certainly not as close as you look at yourself. When I had my blepharoplasty, I was just as picky but my husband took a picture of me at a distance people would see my face at and showed me its not even noticeable. My surgeon said in order to fix the folds on the outer corners of my eyes I would need a brow lift but I can live with the way they are. BTW, my bumps flattened in time.
I heard someone speak who also had this surgery done. She had the surgery to help her see better while working. He eyelids rested on her lashes. She was also amazed at how light her eyelids were after surgery. Now she sees well and is glad she had the surgery. Best wishes.
Your surgeon did a beautiful job, no one should think you had surgery, very natural. No one is perfectly symmetrical.
Hi Nisha, I wanted to come on here and comment and tell you that I think you were so beautiful even before your procedures! I think the results are stunning!! Nobody’s eyes are perfectly asymmetrical. I am so happy for you that you were able to do this for yourself! ❤️
However, I assisted in plastic surgery with a plastic surgeon for years. If you’re not happy make him fix it!!! It shouldn't be at your expense either! I had a nose The doctor left my nose extremely crooked! I was too young to have the guts to ask him to fix it and now I'm stuck with a horribly crooked nose! You're the only one who can decide if you are happy with the results. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I’ve never had eyelid surgery, and my eyes are different from one another. No one is completely symmetrical.
Your eyes were beautiful prior to the surgery, and they’re beautiful now, after the procedure.
Thank you for sharing your journey with us Nisha💕 I absolutely luv how it turned out‼️
Thank you so much 🤗
Nisha you look so beautiful. Before and now also. You look fresh well rested natural. Not pulled and fake. I think it's a great job. And once you apply makeup I don't think you be able tell at all.
My opinion is listen to your surgeon. To me he did a great job and you look beautiful. Again he did a great job!
They look fabulous! You don’t want more out of the corners- that’s where people get that “hollow” look that makes your eyes look old - NO! Lots of surgeons here in US are now trying to fix that exact problem for their patients from previous surgeries. And eyes are not naturally Symmetrical so forget that, please. You have a beautiful, youthful result- YAY!!
Nisha, you are truly beautiful. In my opinion, no matter how beautiful a woman is, if she looks like she's had work done, it takes away from her beauty. You do not look like you've had work done, that's a blessing.
You look great Nisha and did such a great job at explaining everything.
Nisha, your eyes look fabulous and they will only get better. Have a good week.
Thank you! You too!
Nisha, Your eyes look beautiful. Understand that when one looks at something too close for too long, it can skew ones perception. Whether it is ones facial features or a piece of art work we are working on, or a home decor problem....whatever it is, look too long at it and it will seem bigger and more important than it really is. I remember when I picked out a glass top stove, they sent one with more pronounced speckles on the glass. I thought it looked terrible with my differently speckled counter tops. They were competing patterns. The more I looked at it, the more I hated it. I wound up keeping the stove because of the hassle and inconvenience it would have caused to return it. Years later, I don't even notice it. Just be careful of trying to make things too perfect especially when it is something permanent like ones face. You might find that in trying to correct a small flaw that the surgery to correct it, creates another flaw and then that needs to be fixed. Sometimes you got to step back from it and after a bit of time goes by, it just might be not so big a deal to you as you thought.
You are right, I am like that with my Christmas tree for example, I will look at it for ages every day and adjust things, move decorations and it never looks perfect to me, it must be my mild OCD lol x
Please can you share your lip combo? I asked last video as well thank you
Nyx lip liner in Los Angeles and Charlotte Tilbury lipstick in Hollywood pink
I think you look fabulous! I had some major plastic surgery 3 years ago (not to my face...I had tummy tuck, some lipo and breast augmentation) and managing expectations is a BIG deal and incredibly difficult. When we go to extreme measures such as surgery we have an "ideal" in our heads that often doesn't match up to the reality of our bodies and our anatomy. I don't know a lot about the surgery you had to your eyes but you're still only 2 months post op. Maybe you're not quite yet at what your final result will be? Regardless, you're an incredibly beautiful woman and your eyes look amazing! 3 years post op for me and I STILL occasionally think, maybe I'll get some 360 lipo or go back for the breast lift I should've done initially. As women I think most of us compare ourselves to something or someone else and wish our features were some other way. I haven't ruled out making some "tweeks" to my body but so far I've resisted the urge because I've realized I could go down the never ending rabbit hole of trying to reach unattainable, unrealistic goals. I try to focus now on how amazing my body is. I'm strong and healthy for my age, (I'm almost 56) I'm not on any medication, I work full time as a nurse and my body allows me to do that, I have 4 children, 8 grandchildren and 1 great grand child and I'm out here slaying life on my own. If I don't nitpick at myself I'm rocking my life and incredibly happy! Keep being the incredible woman you are. I sooo adore watching your videos! Stay fabulous! 😘
It's a fabulous job it looks so natural
In spite of unevenness, it isn't noticeable , I didn't even notice it until you mentioned it. You just looked great,even without makeup!
Put filler between your eyebrows. Use the lightest one . I had endoscopic surgery on my brow at 40 because I had a horrible deem single line that made me look mad all the time. I still have to have it filled . It was there at 17 yrs old
They look great. I have the same issue with uneven eyebrows, Botox can help even them out when done correctly.
Hi Nisha! Just wanted to say that you are outrageously beautiful exactly the way you are, surgery or no. I'm happy that you are pleased with the overall results. Cheers!
Nisha, even if you’d never had the procedure done, you looked so beautiful that it just wasn’t necessary. Of course, now seeing your results being so amazing, it makes me want to do it myself. As far as any perceived unevenness, it’s not something that anyone can see. I wouldn’t mess with it. Your results are absolutely gorgeous.
Again, I’m going to talk to my husband about getting this done!!💝💝
Thank you so much!!
Hi Nisha... I've just watched 2 of your videos. from 5 years ago... Q & A and on one there was a question about your choice of wigs. I never knew you wore wigs and if you still do? You look fab always but what was your natural colouring pre wigs? Do you still wear currently and if so where do you source them from?... sorry for all the questions 😊