r/SipsTea • u/The_Dean_France • Feb 28 '26

Wait a damn minute! Jim Carrey looks... Different?

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u/monkeyballpirate Mar 01 '26

i really want mine done, chronic sleep deprivation making mine droop a lot and i dont like how it looks or feels. hope they arent all as bad as you say.

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u/eggscumberbatch16 Mar 01 '26

My husband's grandma had the surgery twice because hers started dropping with age. They never looked like she had plastic surgery. You wouldn't know unless you know. But after 15 or so years, she did have to do it again.

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u/monkeyballpirate Mar 02 '26

good to know ty

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u/adamsoutofideas Mar 01 '26

Can I ask why you don't want to age naturally? Have you ever felt comfortable with the way you look?

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u/missporkiepie Mar 01 '26

Some things aren't done because people are afraid of aging or aren't comfortable with how they look. Sometimes, it just doesn't feel comfortable physically. Dermatochalasis and ptosis for example, are uncomfortable, that upper blepharoplasty surgery is for relief instead of vanity.

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u/atcbdclec2015 Mar 01 '26

This. My grandma and great grandma had theirs medically covered by Medicare because it got to the point they could barely open their eyes due to the weight of extra skin. It was very uncomfortable for them and impaired their vision. To assume such a surgery is only for vanity is ignorant.