Abstract: A post surgery device and method includes a pair of pressure pads and a harness that extends around the back of a patient's head to retain the pressure pads against the naso-labial region of the patient's face following a lipo-suction procedure to reduce naso-labial folds. A metal wire extends past the nose of the patient between the pair of pressure pads to complete a peripheral force loop to maintain sufficient inward force upon the pressure pads to compress the skin tissue against the subdermal muscle tissue to inhibit separation and swelling while healing proceeds. For a typical patient, the device is worn continuously for about two days following surgery and then for about four days thereafter with occasional interruptions being permitted.

Abstract: Skin treating composition comprising about 3 to about 7 parts salicylic acid, about 8 to 12 parts resorcinol, about 8 to about 12 parts lactic acid, and about 60 to about 90 parts ethyl alcohol, by weight. The composition is applied to the face, and after approximately a week, causes light peeling of dead surface skin together with removal at least some blemishes, imparting a youthful and healthy complexion.

Abstract: An eyeglass support device is disclosed in which a pair of frictionally restraining clamps support lower peripheral regions of the eyeglasses while keeping the bridge of the eyeglasses substantially free from the wearer's nose to avoid pressure following surgery or injury. The substantial eyeglass weight depending from the wearer's ear-temple junctures is transmitted to the wearer's cheekbones, shifting the eyeglasses outwardly from the nose without materially affecting the optical axis. In one example, a cheek pad coupled T-bar stem threaded in the clamp portion adjusts the distance between the eyeglass periphery and the cheek surface; a cheek pad pivotably coupled to the stem is further adjustable to conform to the wearer's cheek. In another example, the device comprises a swivelable ball joint coupling the clamp to the cheek pad.