What is lower blepharoplasty?
Lower blepharoplasty addresses under-eye bags, fat herniation, skin laxity, and contour irregularities to create a smoother, more refreshed lower eyelid appearance.
Techniques
The incision can be placed just below the lash line or inside the eyelid (transconjunctival). Fat is repositioned or removed, and excess skin is addressed as needed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
With transconjunctival approach, there is no external scar. External incisions result in a very fine line below the lashes that becomes nearly invisible.
Swelling resolves in 7-14 days. Results are well-established by 5 months.
Yes, corrected fat bags and contour improvements are long-lasting. Mild aging changes may occur over many years.
Bruising typically resolves within 7-14 days. Cold compresses during the first few days help minimize duration.
Mild hollowing may respond well to fillers. Significant fat bags, skin excess, or contour irregularities are better addressed surgically for a more comprehensive, permanent result.
Usually after 1-2 weeks. Your surgeon will provide specific timing based on your healing.
No. If only the lower eyelids are a concern, lower blepharoplasty alone is appropriate. When both areas need attention, combination is recommended.
With transconjunctival approach, there is no external scar at all. External incisions result in a very fine line below the lashes that becomes nearly invisible.
If dark circles are caused by fat herniation creating shadows, surgery can help. Pigmentation-based dark circles may require different treatments.
Light sunglasses within a few days. Heavier frames after 2-3 weeks.
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