Blepharoplasty

Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to remove excess skin, fat deposits, and sagging in the upper and lower eyelids. These changes, often caused by aging, genetics, or environmental factors, can create a tired or aged appearance.

The procedure aims to achieve a more refreshed and youthful look around the eyes.

During the operation, excess skin is removed from the upper eyelids, while fat pockets in the lower eyelids are repositioned or reduced, and skin redundancy is addressed when necessary. This results in a smoother and more rejuvenated eye contour.

In the planning phase, factors such as eye anatomy, skin quality, and overall facial proportions are carefully evaluated. Techniques are customized to achieve natural-looking results that harmonize with the face.

Recovery is typically relatively quick, with mild swelling and bruising resolving within a short period. With proper care and follow-up, patients can usually return to social activities soon. The longevity of results depends on skin quality and lifestyle factors.