A lower blepharoplasty, also known as lower eyelid surgery, improves the fullness of the lower eyelid bags and crepiness of lower eyelid skin. A lower bleph can be combined with an upper bleph to address hooding of the upper eyelids. Fat grafting can also be added to the tear trough to address dark circles and restore volume.
Lower blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure that removes or repositions excess fat and skin from the lower eyelids to reduce puffiness and wrinkles.
Initial downtime is typically 7-10 days, during which swelling and bruising will gradually subside.
Noticeable improvements are visible as initial swelling resolves, revealing a smoother under-eye area. For many patients, results become more apparent over several weeks to months.
It's important to remember that these are general guidelines. Always check in with your provider and follow their specific guidelines for your unique anatomy and treatment.
Techniques and incision placements vary by surgeon and your needs based on your anatomy. In many cases, you can expect a small incision either on the inside or outside of the lower eyelid.
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Keep in mind that every recovery is unique. Your surgeon will give you individualized instructions and timelines during your consultation.
Keep in mind that everyone’s healing and results timeline are unique. Your provider will give you specific instructions and timelines based on your treatment and anatomy.
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