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Cosmetic eye Surgery or Blepharoplasty deals with the contours of the upper and lower eyelid space. It is increasingly becoming popular cosmetic and functional surgery to correct hooded, sagging, bulging eyes. Start looking younger and refreshed. Consult Dr. Srinagesh for a perfect Cosmetic Eye Surgery at Ojas Aesthetic, Hyderabad
Eyelid Surgery, also called as Blepharoplasty is used to improve the appearance of Upper Eyelids, Lower Eyelids or both. Eyelid Surgery gives a rejuvenated appearance to the areas surrounding the eyes making them look younger, relaxed and refreshed.
Eyelid Surgery treats the following conditions:
Eye lid surgery also known as blepharoplasty eyelid surgery improves the appearance of the upper eye lids, lower eye lids, or both and gives a rejuvenated appearance to the surrounding areas of your eyes making your look more rested and alert.
Anaesthesia: the choices include in travenous sedation or general anaesthesia, your doctor will recommend the best choice for you.
The incision: The incision lines for eyelid surgery are designed for scars to be well concealed with in the natural structures of the eyelid region, Droopy conditions of the upper eyelid can be corrected through an incision with in the natural crease of the upper eyelid allowing re-positioning of the fat deposits, tightening of muscles and tissue, and /or removal of the excess skin.
Important facts about the safety and risks of eyelid surgery The complications are in frequent and usually minor.
The minor complications are,
It usually takes 1-3 hours
Usually locally with sedation or general.
Usually it is an outpatient procedure. Some patients may require short inpatient stay.
Temporary blurred or double vision. Infection, bleeding. Swelling at the corners of the eyelids. Dry eyes. Formation of whiteheads. Slight asymmetry in healing or scarring. Difficulty in closing eyes completely (rarely permanent). Pulling down of the lower lids (may require further surgery). Blindness (extremely rare).
Temporary discomfort, tightness of lids, swelling, bruising. Temporary dryness, burning, itching of eyes. Excessive tearing, sensitivity to light for first few weeks.
Reading: 2 or 3 days. Back to work: 7 to 10 days. Contact lenses: two weeks or more. Strenuous activities, alcohol: about 3 weeks. Bruising and swelling gone: several weeks.
Several years. Sometimes permanent.