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1. Do you have puffy eyes or large bags under your eyes? You could have Festoons or malar mounds

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2. Festoons—also called malar mounds or malar bags are not well understood by most people

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3. Many who actually have Festoons are unaware of the condition or what is causing it

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4. Festoons are generally defined as “ a curtain of fabric draped and bound at intervals to form graceful curves ”

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5. So, people having Festoons would also call them “graceful”

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6. What are Festoons? Some people call them puffy eyes or severe bags, but Festoons, or Molar Mounds, are skin folds that swell and sag below the lower eyelids and upper cheek area

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7. Often Festoons look like a drape that is hung from one corner of the eye to another, with the lowest part hanging on the cheek.

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8. Festoons are a medical condition in which the skin of the lower eyelid becomes significantly damaged, usually by the sun

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9. Festoons are composed of lax skin and orbicularis muscle that hang between the medial and lateral canthi, and the pathophysiology is likely multifactorial; some of the proposed mechanisms suggest stretching of the orbitomalar ligament and lymphatic imbalance

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10. Because upper eyelid festooning is uncommon and the emphasis in the literature is on lower eyelid Festoons, the latter are the focus of this article

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11. Festoons & Swags: Wikipedia defines a Festoon (from French feston, Italian festone, from a Late Latin festo, originally a festal garland, Latin festum, feast), as a wreath or garland, and in architecture typically a carved ornament depicting conventional arrangement of flowers, foliage or fruit bound together and suspended by ribbons

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12. A festoon is defined as �a curtain of fabric draped and bound at intervals to form graceful curves.� A patient with Festoons would hardly call them �graceful!� Festoons, also called malar mounds or cheek bags, are redundant folds of loose skin, muscle, fat, and/or fluid that appear at …

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13. Festoons are still the bane of the existence of plastic surgeons

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14. Festoons are lower, protruding primarily from the upper part of the cheek

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15. Together, eye bags and Festoons can look like one big protrusion, but they’re separate issues

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16. Here’s how to determine if you have bags or Festoons, as well as the causes and solutions of both.

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17. Festoons are caused by several conditions happening at once

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18. Healthy adults with realistic expectations are the best candidates for Festoons surgery

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19. Wulc’s cutting-edge Festoons treatment is more effective and consistent than almost any other treatment for this condition.

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20. For a malady that’s as common to aging as waning vision, Festoons—also called “malar mounds”—aren’t well understood by the public, says Adam J

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21. Scheiner, MD, an international eyelid and facial cosmetic surgeon specializing in the treatment of Festoons and featured on “The Dr

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22. Festoons are bags which occur anterior to the cheek bones in some individuals

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23. The multitude for names may have something to do with the fact that Festoons aren’t well understood by the public, according to Adam J

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24. Festoons: to make more attractive by adding something that is beautiful or becoming

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25. Festoons, also called cheek Festoons, eyelid Festoons or malar Festoons, are pockets of swelling that usually form on the upper cheeks where they meet the thin skin of the eyelids

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26. A festoon is defined as “a curtain of fabric draped and bound at intervals to form graceful curves.” A patient with Festoons would hardly call them “graceful!” Festoons, also called malar mounds or cheek bags, are redundant folds of loose skin, muscle, fat, and/or fluid that appear at …

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27. Festoons are folds of skin and muscle that look like a drape that is hung from one corner of the eye to the other with the lowest part of the sagging skin directly below the pupil

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28. There can be a single festoon or there can be multiple Festoons under one eye or both eyes.

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29. Paul Stanislaw MD is an award-winning facial plastic surgeon in Connecticut known for providing natural-looking Festoons before and after results

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30. Cascading hammocks of lax skin and orbicularis muscle below the infraorbital rim are referred to as malar Festoons

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31. Festoons are typically senile and have progressed from the above entities to become evident in the elderly

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32. Festoons are unattractive mounds situated at the lower eyelid/cheek junction and create a fatigued look to the face

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33. ‘Non-biodegradable plastic Festoons would decorate the medians and would pose an adventurous journey for road users.’ ‘On this, the Swarovski crystal and pearls are strung like a festoon of flowers, with hanging clusters terminating in big pieces of aqua quartz.’

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34. Purpose: To investigate the safety and efficacy of direct, intralesional doxycycline hyclate injection for improving the appearance of cosmetically significant lower eyelid Festoons and malar edema

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35. Methods: An Institutional Review Board approved, retrospective review was performed of 15 consecutive patients with malar edema and/or Festoons injected with doxycycline hyclate at a concentration

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36. ‘Non-biodegradable plastic Festoons would decorate the medians and would pose an adventurous journey for road users.’ ‘On this, the Swarovski crystal and pearls are strung like a festoon of flowers, with hanging clusters terminating in big pieces of aqua quartz.’

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37. Severe Festoons and Baggy Lids, Patient 4

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38. This woman was bothered by severe Festoons and baggy eyelids

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39. Bunin’s special technique to fix Festoons and came to see her

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40. Dr Bunin used her specialized surgery to treat her Festoons, tighten …

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41. Festoons are an old and classic design feature that has been used for hundreds of years

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42. Many Festoons have extensive carved detail of flower, leaves and vines

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43. Festoons have a wide variety of uses as they come in many sizes and variations

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44. Festoons & Filigree’s First Year Anniversary and Grand Reopening in our new location takes place this Friday and Saturday, March 12-13 from 10-4 each day

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45. The diagrammatic nicely illustrates in the before photo the Juvederm-induced upper lid edema and Festoons (right greater than left) from a worm’s eye view

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46. Note the improved contour of the upper lids and almost complete resolution of the Festoons

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47. Festoons of the eyelids are redundant folds of lax skin and orbicularis muscle of the upper or lower eyelids that hang, in hammocklike fashion, from canthus to canthus when the face is upright

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48. Festoons and Flourishes is a bespoke wedding and event planning business based in Howell, Southeast Michigan

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49. Festoons of the midface have been described in the literature, but little data exist regarding the ideal treatment for this difficult to manage problem

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50. We report successful treatment of Festoons with a modified subperiosteal midface lift.

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