The cosmetic procedure of eyelid surgery involves removing excess skin and fat from the area around the eyes. Excess skin can make a patient look unattractive and can cause a change in their appearance. It can also block the patient's eyesight. The surgery involves making an incision along a natural crease on the eyelid and removing the excess fat and bulges. The surgeon might also have to reposition fat tissues. The surgeon will close the surgical site with fine sutures.
Lower eyelid surgery
For people who are unhappy in the appearance of their eyes, lower eyelid surgeries is an option. The surgeon makes a small incision on the lower eyelid. He then removes any excess tissue, closes the incision and closes the eyelid. For 7-10 days, mild discomfort can be expected. To minimize discomfort, he may need to use a lubricating cream on his eyes and a cold compress. After this period, he can return to normal activities, including light activities, but not strenuous movements.
Local anesthesia is used to perform the procedure. It does not leave visible scarring. The surgeon makes sure to make the incisions inside the natural fold of the eyelid. The incisions are made so that there is no damage to the eye.
Blepharoplasty can be reversed
Blepharoplasty recovery can be quick and painless. But there are some things you need to remember before you return home for work or pleasure. It is important to not wear eye makeup for at LEAST two weeks after the surgery. Also, avoid strenuous activities and activity for at LEAST 14 days. Showering is possible the day after surgery. However, foundation and shampoo should be avoided. In addition, you should avoid swimming or hot tubs for two weeks. For two weeks, contact lenses must be taken off your face.
After surgery, you will have blurred vision and numbness. You may also notice your eyelids are puffy and swollen. Additional symptoms include double vision, slight pain, and possibly blurred vision. Nausea is also possible. You should inform your surgeon immediately if you have any of these side effect.
Cost
Cosmetic surgery can help with the appearance of droopy eyelids. This condition can lead to blurred vision. This problem can be solved by eyelid surgery. It will make you feel more confident. Eyelid surgery can be expensive, but the cost can be covered by insurance. Most patients will pay between $3,500 and $9,000 for this procedure.
Depending on the extent of work involved, the procedure may take 30 minutes to 2 hours. Patients are often given medication after surgery to aid in relaxation and comfort. In certain cases, general anesthesia may also be used to put the patient asleep. Patients can go home immediately after the procedure. However patients should avoid strenuous physical activity for at least three to five weeks.
Dr. Jude LaBarbera's approach for blepharoplasty
Dr. Jude LaBarbera is a specialist in blepharoplasty. This cosmetic surgery restores the youthful appearance and shape of the eyelids. He has treated hundreds of patients from their late twenties through their fifties. He is a person-centered practitioner who will work with each patient to achieve the best results.
Blepharoplasty surgery aims to improve confidence and the appearance of the eyelids. Excessive fat and skin around the eye can cause vision problems and adverse effects on the appearance of patients' faces. During the procedure, Dr. LaBarbera makes an incision along the natural crease of the eyelid. He removes the excess fat and eliminates any bulges. He may also need to move fat tissues. Fine sutures are then used to close the eyelid.