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Fresh and bright eyes set within a person’s facial contour can be ruined by the appearance of ptosis (drooping) of the skin of the eyelids or due to the accumulation of localized fat, the so-called “eye bags.” These ugly details, due to a general and normal ageing process, are at times hereditary and may be seen even at a young age.
Blepharoplasty is a procedure aimed at resolving these blemishes with different procedures based on the specific needs. Consultation with the surgeon is fundamental in evaluating the gravity of the problem together with the patient, and establishing the type of action to be undertaken.
Furthermore, over the last years, innovative techniques were introduced in the field of blepharoplasty which the patient may not have been informed of. But when the patient is updated, these techniques are often those which the patient chooses.
For example, in lower blepharoplasty procedures, the cheekbone region can be modeled and raised to achieve a lifting effect of the middle third of the face and rhinoplasty can be also done during transconjunctival blepharoplasty (rapidly done) on juvenile lower eyelid bags.
Blepharoplasty can be done under local or general anesthesia, and in all cases, the surgical facility is always the classic one, fully equipped and sterile, where a professional anesthetist is always present even for local anesthesia, and will provide for sedation proportionately with the need and for other needs that may arise. The anesthetist’s assistance is ensured up to the moment the patient is discharged.
Before undergoing blepharoplasty you will need to consult with the surgeon who will provide a personalized study of the image desired, along with some routine preoperative and anesthetic tests.
Upper blepharoplasty
Upper blepharoplasty entails, after a careful and accurate estimate, the removal of a strip of skin of the orbicularis muscle and fat. The skin is very thin and so the scar is invisible since it is hidden within the furrow of the eyelid.
Lower transconjunctival blepharoplasty
Lower transconjunctival blepharoplasty is recommended for young people who do not have excess skin or muscle, but only or prevalently excess fat. This type of blepharoplasty does not entail cutaneous incisions and the fat is removed through a tiny incision in the conjunctiva. It is therefore a scarcely traumatic procedure which is often combined with rhinoplasty.
Lower blepharoplasty
Lower blepharoplasty entails the incision of the skin just below the lashes, vital in removing a strip of excess skin and excess fat. The orbicular muscle is tensed and secured to the orbit’s periosteum (membranes covering bony cavities).
This procedure can be combined with ulterior surgical techniques that entail the detachment of the orbicular muscle of the cheekbone and the hanging of the muscle itself to the orbit’s vertical branch. Under the aesthetic profile this maneuver results in the raising of the cheekbone region, the disappearance of the depression at the orbital margin and thus a lifting of the middle third of the face, endowing a pleasing youthful look.
Upper and lower blepharoplasty surgery can be done during the same session.
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Cosmetic surgery
Cosmetic or aesthetic surgery corrects facial disharmony in a noninvasive manner, enhancing natural beauty. Cosmetic surgery is performed in a specialized medical center. |
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