If you are looking for a surgeon, the price of eyelid surgery may be a key factor. Some surgeons may charge more than others, especially if they specialize in a complex procedure or have experience with complicated cases. When choosing the surgeon to work with, price is important but so is experience. Also, surgeons who are located in high-cost areas may be able to pass on their costs to patients, making the overall price higher.
Cost of lower blepharoplasty
Lower blepharoplasty eyelid surgery can be costly, especially if there is no insurance that will cover it. However, you may be able to get some coverage if the surgery is functional, such as for vision correction. You can also make payments to a medical finance company. You can ask your surgeon for advice on financing options.
It is very minimally invasive and most patients do not feel any pain. It is possible for some swelling and bruising to occur around the eyeslids. This will resolve in a few days. Some minor discomfort may occur, but these are easily managed with pain medication. You should be able resume normal activities within a few days after the stitches are removed.
Because eyelid surgery is such a delicate procedure, choosing the right plastic surgeon is essential. Make sure you choose a board-certified facial plastic surgeon. Dr. Stein has performed many lower eyelid surgeries. He may also recommend combining blepharoplasty with another treatment to achieve your overall cosmetic goals. Once you have chosen a surgeon for your treatment, he will customize a plan to meet your expectations and budget. You will receive an upfront estimate of the cost.
Upper Blepharoplasty Costs
Upper blepharoplasty can be a common cosmetic procedure. It gives the skin a natural, refreshed look. While the procedure is simple, it can be dangerous. The most common risk is post-operative bleeding. Although small amounts of bleeding can be managed with pressure on your eyelids, larger quantities may need to be returned to the operating room. Rare cases of bleeding behind the eyeball require immediate medical attention. This condition can cause blindness if left untreated.
The cost of upper blepharoplasty varies depending on the country and region, the type of surgeon performed, and the facility that performs the procedure. The cost of upper blepharoplasty can be as low as $2000 for a straightforward procedure or as high at $5,000 for more complicated cosmetic surgery.
Canthopexy costs for lateral canthal suspension
Canthopexy (or lateral canthal suspension) is a procedure that can correct lower lid malposition. The cost can range from $1500 to $5,000. The cost of the procedure will depend on many factors including where you are located and what your plastic surgeon is doing. This procedure can improve your eyesight and is great for those with moderate to severe drooping.
This procedure involves removing excess skin and fat under the eyes. Your lower eyelid muscles will be tightened by the doctor. This procedure can address a variety of aging problems and can reduce the incidence of post-operative eyelid malposition. Eyelid laxity is a condition that can lead to eyelid malfunctions, poor blinking, and reduced ocular surface exposure if it is not treated.
To improve eyelid alignment, the surgeon may combine the procedure with another procedure. To improve symmetry, the surgeon may combine this with an upper or double eyelid procedure.