Eye Surgery

Also known as: Blepharoplasty, Epicanthoplasty, Canthoplasty, Double Eyelid Surgery

Cosmetic Surgery

AI Aesthetician Summary

Eyelid surgery encompasses a comprehensive range of surgical procedures designed to rejuvenate and improve the functional and aesthetic appearance of the periorbital region. These procedures address age-related changes, congenital variations, and functional impairments affecting the eyelids and surr...

Treatment Details

Targets

Areas:Eye
Tissues:Skin (Epidermis, Dermis), Muscle/SMAS, Subcutaneous Fat
Longevity:10+ Years

How it Works

Duration:90 minutes
Anesthesia:Local Injection
Pain Level:Mild
Techniques:Surgical, Injection, Laser
Session Notes:This is typically a single surgical procedure. Any further surgeries for revision or due to aging would be considered separate procedures.

Post Treatment

Downtime:10 days
Post-care:Post-eyelid surgery care includes applying cold compresses to reduce swelling, keeping the head elevated, and using prescribed ointments or drops for the eyes and incisions. Patients should avoid strenuous activities, heavy lifting, bending, and wearing eye makeup or contact lenses for several weeks, while also protecting eyes from sun exposure and attending all follow-up appointments for suture removal and healing assessment.
Risks:Common risks include bleeding, infection, scarring, dry eyes, temporary or permanent changes in sensation, difficulty closing eyes, asymmetry, unsatisfactory aesthetic outcome, adverse reaction to anesthesia, and need for revision surgery. Specific risks like ectropion, entropion, temporary or permanent vision changes including rare blindness, blood clots, lid lag, and injury to eye muscles may occur.

Additional Information

Invasiveness:Surgical
Specialty:Cosmetic Surgery