What Is Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery)?

Blepharoplasty, commonly known as eyelid surgery, is a cosmetic procedure designed to rejuvenate the appearance of your eyelids. Whether addressing excess skin, puffiness, or fat deposits, this surgery enhances youthfulness, vitality, and overall facial aesthetics.

Common Concerns That Blepharoplasty Can Correct

Blepharoplasty is ideal if you notice:

Drooping or sagging upper eyelids
Puffiness or bags under the eyes
Excess skin affecting your field of vision
Tired or aged appearance around the eyes
Dark circles or uneven eyelid contour

WHO is it for?

You may be a good candidate if:

You want to improve the appearance of sagging or puffy eyelids
You experience vision obstruction from drooping upper eyelids
You are in good overall health and have realistic expectations
You are committed to following post-operative care instructions

BENEFITS

Key Benefits of Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty)

Restores a refreshed, youthful eye appearance
Reduces puffiness, sagging, and excess skin
Improves symmetry and facial balance
Enhances self-confidence and overall aesthetic appeal
Can be combined with other procedures for complete facial rejuvenation

Types of Blepharoplasty Procedures We Offer

Upper Blepharoplasty: Removes excess skin and fat from the upper eyelids, improving appearance and sometimes vision
Lower Blepharoplasty: Targets under-eye bags and puffiness by removing or repositioning fat and tightening the skin
Combination Blepharoplasty: Corrects both upper and lower eyelids for comprehensive rejuvenation
Adjunct Procedures: Can be combined with facelifts, brow lifts, or fat grafting for a balanced facial rejuvenation

Recovery & Aftercare | Risks & Considerations

Recovery & Aftercare

Expect mild swelling, bruising, or tenderness for 1–2 weeks
Cold compresses help minimize swelling and discomfort
Avoid strenuous activities and follow your surgeon’s post-operative instructions
Attend follow-up appointments for suture removal and healing assessment
Maintain hydration and a healthy lifestyle to support recovery

Risks & Considerations

Temporary swelling, bruising, or dryness of eyes
Rare risks of infection, scarring, or asymmetry
Importance of realistic expectations and adherence to post-op care
Choosing a doctor-led practice ensures proper planning, safe execution, and monitoring