Overview
Blepharoplasty boasts one of the highest satisfaction rates in facial surgery with quick recovery and transformative clarity.
Who is it suitable for?
- Drooping upper eyelid skin obstructing field of view
- Lower lid puffiness and persistent dark circles
Surgical Techniques
Upper Blepharoplasty
Micro-incision placed within natural supratarsal fold.
Transconjunctival Lower
Internal incision leaving zero external skin scars.
Preparation
- Refrain from wearing contact lenses for a few days around surgery
Recovery Timeline
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Days 1 – 3
Cold Compresses
Lubricating drops and rest.
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Days 5 – 7
Suture Removal
Return to everyday routines.
Healing phases are typical averages and vary according to individual biology and surgical extent.
Potential Risks
Every surgical intervention carries inherent biological risks. Thorough board-certified surgeon selection minimizes complications.
- Temporary dry eye symptoms
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the result permanent?
Repositioned or excised orbital fat does not re-grow; results endure for many years.
This medical content is strictly for informational guidance and does not replace in-person surgical evaluation. Treatment decisions are formulated solely between you and your attending surgeon.
