What is Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Aesthetics) ?

The skin under your eyes is thinner, delicate, and sensitive than other areas on your face. Therefore, wrinkles can be seen much more quickly. Blepharoplasty, also known as eyelid aesthetics, removes undesired fat and excess skin from the upper and lower eyelids caused by various factors.

Why is the Blepharoplasty Needed?

Age remains an essential factor. With age, sagging occurs in the muscles and skin. In addition, genetic predisposition, insomnia, not drinking enough water, unhealthy eating habits, allergies, sun exposure, stress, chronic eye fatigue cause the accumulation of undesired fat and skin in the eyes. Because of these factors, the aesthetic appearance may be lost. People can feel older and tired and the psychological pressure of this. In addition, because of these factors, there may be sagging that will prevent eyesight. No one wants to look exhausted and older. For this reason, people prefer eyelid aesthetics.

Who Is a Good Candidate for Blepharoplasty?

This operation is recommended and suitable for healthy individuals 20 years old and over. Ideal candidates for this operation should have set realistic expectations.

Which Problems Can Be Treated with Blepharoplasty?

• Bags under eyes,
• Sagging in the bags under eyes,
• Excess skin and wrinkles under the eyes,
• Loose skin in eyes,
• Fat deposits.

These are problems that can be treated with blepharoplasty.

What are the Benefits of Blepharoplasty?

• Vision loss caused by sagging or swelling can be eliminated.
• Removing excess skin and fat will make the eyes appear more symmetrical.
• It provides the opportunity to a young and beautiful appearance.
• It can minimize migraine problems.
• It can increase self-confidence.
• It can produce better results in social interaction.
• It can make people who are at peace with the mirror.
• Long-term results can be obtained with minimal intervention.

What Are the Risks After Blepharoplasty?

As in many operations, there are risks in this procedure, such as the risk of permanent scars. With the natural structure of the eye area, eyes offer outstanding opportunities to hide incisions or scars. For this reason, there is almost no chance of scarring after the operation. Bleeding, infection and scars can occur. However, these risks represent a tiny percentage of absolute risk.