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Overview of Blepharoplasty

Blepharoplasty is a specialized surgical procedure aimed at improving the appearance and function of eyelids by removing excess skin and fat that can cause tired appearance or interfere with vision. With a satisfaction rate above 95%, this procedure not only rejuvenates the eye area but can also significantly improve visual field in cases of drooping eyelids.

Evaluation and Decision Process

The decision to undergo blepharoplasty should consider both aesthetic and functional aspects. The main signs indicating the need for the procedure include excess eyelid skin, prominent fat bags, reduced visual field, and constantly tired appearance. Non-surgical alternatives, such as botulinum toxin treatments or fillers, can complement but not replace surgery in more pronounced cases.

Procedure Preparation

Preparation involves a complete ophthalmological evaluation, including tear production test and visual field examination. It's essential to stop medications that affect blood clotting and follow all eye care guidelines in the weeks leading up to surgery.

The Surgical Procedure

Surgery can be performed on upper eyelids, lower eyelids, or both, depending on individual needs. Precise techniques are used to remove excess skin and fat, repositioning tissues for a natural result. The procedure typically takes between 1 to 3 hours, performed under local anesthesia with sedation.

Recovery Process

Initial recovery requires special attention to eye care, including eye drops, cold compresses, and head elevation. Swelling and possible bruising are common in the first days but improve significantly after the first week.

Professional Selection

To ensure safe and natural results, it's essential to consult facial plastic surgery specialists. The AvaliaMed platform facilitates access to certified professionals, allowing you to evaluate previous patient experiences.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ideal age for blepharoplasty?
There is no specific age, but it's usually performed after 35 years, when aging signs begin to appear more evidently.
How long does recovery take?
Initial recovery takes about 1-2 weeks, with return to work possible after 7-10 days. Final results are visible after 2-3 months.
Are the scars very visible?
Incisions are made in the natural eyelid folds, making scars practically imperceptible after healing.
Does surgery affect vision?
Actually, it can improve visual field in cases where excess skin impaired vision. During recovery, there may be temporary blurred vision.
How long do results last?
Results are long-lasting, usually lasting 10-15 years, although the natural aging process continues.
Can I wear contact lenses after surgery?
It's recommended to wait 2-3 weeks after surgery to resume wearing contact lenses.
Is the surgery very painful?
Post-operative discomfort is usually minimal, with more sensation of tension than actual pain.
When can I expose myself to the sun after surgery?
It's recommended to avoid direct sun exposure for 4-6 weeks and use sunscreen and sunglasses after this period.
Is there a risk of looking artificial?
With an experienced surgeon and modern techniques, results are natural, preserving your individual characteristics.
Can I combine with other facial procedures?
Yes, it's common to combine with facelift, botulinum toxin, or other procedures for more harmonious results.
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