Eyelid Aesthetics

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Eyelid aesthetic surgery, or medically known as blepharoplasty, refers to the surgical correction of the eyelids. This procedure is typically divided into two main categories: upper eyelid aesthetic surgery and lower eyelid aesthetic surgery.

What is eyelid aesthetic surgery?

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At Artistic Aesthetic, we provide comprehensive consultation and guidance regarding eyelid aesthetic surgery. Our experts ensure that you are fully informed and know what to expect. We take the time to answer your questions, educate you on various available techniques, and assist you in making the best decision.

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The Process of Eyelid Aesthetic Surgery

Sagging Upper Eyelids: With age, the upper eyelids can sag and hinder the full opening of the eyes. This can negatively affect the aesthetic appearance and limit the field of vision. Swelling in the Lower Eyelids: Swelling or bags can occur under the lower eyelids, which can make a person appear tired or older. Wrinkles Around the Eyes: Fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes can accentuate a person’s aging.

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Care and Recovery Process

Most patients report significant visual improvement immediately after the procedure. It is important to carefully follow the post-operative instructions provided by your doctor to minimize the risk of complications. A mild discomfort after the procedure is normal, but it usually subsides within a day. You can rest assured that you will receive the best care with the Artistic Aesthetic team by your side.

Is eyelid aesthetic surgery painful?

Is eyelid aesthetic surgery painful? Most patients report feeling little to no discomfort during eyelid aesthetic surgery. Local anesthesia is used during the procedure to ensure that the patient does not experience pain. Some patients may feel mild burning or itching after the procedure, but it usually subsides quickly.

Who is a good candidate for eyelid surgery?

A good candidate for eyelid surgery is typically at least 18 years old, has not experienced significant changes in eyelid issues in the last one to two years, and does not have specific medical conditions related to the eyes or special problems with the eyelids.

When can I notice an improvement in my appearance after eyelid surgery?

Many patients notice an immediate improvement right after eyelid surgery, but the full effect may take several weeks to months. Every patient is different, and the recovery time can vary. It has no impact on vision.

Are there risks or potential complications in eyelid surgery?

Like any surgical procedure, eyelid surgery also comes with potential risks and complications. These may include dry eyes, issues with night vision, double vision, and in rare cases, infections or inflammations. It is important to discuss these risks with your doctor and be fully informed when considering eyelid surgery.

How long is the recovery period after eyelid surgery?

Most people can return to work or normal activities within 24 to 72 hours after the surgery. However, it is important to avoid straining the eyes and refrain from strenuous activities that could put a strain on the eyes during the first few days after the procedure.

Does eyelid aesthetic surgery affect my eyesight?

Eyelid aesthetic surgery typically enhances the appearance but does not directly alter eyesight. This procedure focuses on correcting sagging or swollen eyelids to achieve a more youthful and refreshed look. For individuals with vision issues, such cosmetic surgery usually does not result in improved eyesight. Nevertheless, the state of vision should be carefully assessed before and after the surgery, and if there are any vision problems, they should be communicated to the surgeon before the procedure.