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Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery) in India

by Rishabh

The eyes are one of the major facial features of our face which can easily state that we are tired, happy or unhappy. Many people suffer from the problems of dark circles, puffiness of the eye or the drooping lower and upper eyelid. These problems can make us look tired and fatigued. Cosmetic eyelid surgery will deal with all these problems and is meant for those seeking improvement in their facial appearance. The surgical process of Blepharoplasty will eliminate the excess fat of the upper eyelids and also tighten the lower eyelid and can also drastically reduce under-eye bags.

The surgical process of Blepharoplasty aims at improving and modifying the eyelid. By this procedure, the surplus skin and fat tissues are positioned again and the concerned tendons and muscles can also be reinforced. It can be both functional and cosmetic surgery. The surgery aims at improving the surrounded area of the patient’s eye so as to make it look more relaxed and rejuvenated.

Blepharoplasty can be done alone or combined with other facial surgeries such as a Facelift and Eye Brow lift surgery to give a younger-looking appearance.

Eye conditions Treatable Through Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery)

  • Bags under the eye can be corrected. The extra fat deposits or the puffiness in the upper eyelids can be treated with the help of upper eyelid surgery.
  • Lower eyelid surgery can remove excess skin, fine wrinkles and can also correct the droopiness of the lower eyelid.
  • The surgery can also treat the extra sagging skin which disturbs the natural outline of the upper eyelid and can also cause impairing vision.

Who should consider Blepharoplasty eyelid surgery?

  • Individuals without serious eye conditions
  • Nonsmokers
  • Candidates who are physically healthy and do not have any serious illness that can impair the healing.
  • Candidates who have a realistic goal in mind.

Procedure for Blepharoplasty Surgery

The first step before starting the procedure is to mark the surplus skin in a standing position. The surgery is performed under general anesthesia. The incision is done on the crease of the lid and the deep muscle is tightened and the skin is pulled off and the accumulated fat is removed. The surgeon then closes the incision with the help of fine sutures so as to prevent scarring. In the surgical process of the lower lid, the excess fat from the lower lid is treated with the help of transconjunctival  Blepharoplasty. Canthoplasty is a surgical process in which the lid is tightened at the edges of the eye when there is excessive laxity of the lid.

Postoperative care After Blepharoplasty

  • Follow all instructions on looking after your wounds and apply eye ointment cream as prescribed.
  • Report any bleeding, pain or unusual symptoms to your surgeon.
  • Try not to rub your eyes.
  • Always wear sunglasses to protect your eyes from sunlight.
  • If feeling any unusual symptoms or bleeding, report to your surgeon
  • To manage short-term irritation or sensations, cover your eyes with cool compresses.

After Blepharoplasty Surgery

The people after surgery are very pleased with their results fairly soon after their procedure. People see visible changes of before and after the eyelid surgery and looked refreshed and more alert. Almost all the traces will subside after several weeks. The patient can witness a great improvement in their eyesight.

Benefits of Blepharoplasty

  • Well Rested Appearance: With lifting up your upper and lower eyelid, you’re tired and stressed appearance is minimized.
  • Refreshed Appearance: The eyes will look much younger and more vibrant offering a completely refreshed appearance.
  • Improve Vision: In severe cases of the upper eyelid sagging, the patient’s visual field will be improved with the help of a lift.

Laser Technology for Blepharoplasty

Laser Blepharoplasty is the latest method used for lifting your brow or correcting the eyelid. This technology involves the use of highly powerful laser light to correct the problem. The technique is used to push off the traditional cosmetic technique which creates incision and needs more healing time. This technique creates no sutures and  scars with less healing time. For this the surgeons use laser or lasers with CO2 for Blepharoplasty.

Cost of Blepharoplasty in India

The approximate cost for Blephroplastry in India is $2700. Low cost Blepharoplasty in India offers your eyes to look younger and vibrant, enhancing more confidence in your appearance. The cosmetic eyelid surgery treatment in India is done with less risk involved with the best possible outcomes. The facilities and clinical care provided in the cosmetic surgery centers is the best and the success rate is also very high. These surgeons are highly experienced and are experts of Blepharoplasty.

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FAQs for Blepharoplasty Treatment

Many individuals choose blepharoplasty to reduce the appearance of bags under their eyes, to eliminate droopy and tired-looking eyelids, and to restore peripheral vision that has been impaired by severely sagging eyelid skin.

Usually, Eyelid surgery is not covered under medical or vision insurance policies. However, in rare cases where the procedure is deemed medically necessary, it may be covered. For more information on this kindly contact your insurance company.

Yes, Blood-thinning medicines (e.g. aspirin, aspirin cardio, Tiatral, Marcoumar, Sintrom, Alka-Seltzer, Ponstan etc.) should be stopped if possible5 days before the operation. You must consult your doctor before stopping taking these medicines. If you have noticeable bruises or if you have persistent bleeding after injuries, this is also taken into account in surgical planning.

For the last 5 days prior to the operation, avoid analgesics (e.g. headache) containing acetylsalicylic acid, which is included in medications including Aspirin, Aspirin Cardio, Tiatral and AlkaSeltzer. Other painkillers are allowed.

Eyelid surgery only fixes peripheral vision that is blocked by droopy eyelids. There are many other causes of peripheral vision loss, including glaucoma, occlusions, a detached retina or compression of the optic nerve. If you are experiencing peripheral vision loss, it is important to schedule an appointment with your eye doctor for a thorough examination and diagnosis.

Eyelid surgeries are generally performed on an outpatient basis. Since local anesthetic is used, we do ask you to bring an alternative driver with you or have someone to drop you off and pick you up. The surgery normally takes two hours or less, but it may take a little long sometimes.

The doctor will specifically discuss this question with you during the preliminary examination.

This will depend on the type of anesthesia and will be discussed with you when planning the surgery.

Limited smoking if possible. Smoking leads to an increase in the risk of major bleeding during the operation and, as a consequence, to bruising and poorer wound healing. In general, smoking should be reduced or, ideally, stopped in the few days before and after surgery.

This question will be discussed individually by the doctor depending on the type of procedure.

No, the operation will be painless for you. This applies to both general anesthesias and for local anesthesia.

Please apply the ointment directly to the wound three times in a day i.e; morning, afternoon and evening. It is an eye cream. If it gets into your eye, then no worries, it is not dangerous.

It depends on the type of procedure and will be discussed directly with you.

Yes, immediately after the operation, there is a certain swelling on the eyelids, which is usually the strongest on the second day after the operation and then slowly decreases. A cooling face mask can help to minimize swelling in the first 48 hours.

In the first 48 hours, the swelling can be reduced through a cooling face mask. This is delivered to the patient after an operation. The swelling is strongest on the second day after surgery and then decreases slowly. Do not use creams or make-up until suture removal.

You will receive a basket from Doctor, which you wear at night to avoid rubbing your eyes during sleep

Apart from rare exceptions (basal cell carcinoma), patients do not need a bandage.

Since the surgery is performed on an outpatient basis, you will be allowed to go home and recover as soon as the local anesthetic has worn off, and it has been determined that it is safe for you to return home. Recovery times may vary. In general, stitches, if not self-dissolving, will be removed after 10 days, and most patients are fully recovered after one month. However, recovery can take longer.

After your surgery, our eye doctor will provide you with paperwork on activities to avoid and signs of serious complications. Most people experience swelling, bruising and redness at the incision sites. You may also have some light sensitivity, double vision and watery eyes. Keeping the head elevated and using cool compresses can reduce swelling and bruising. Besides, we may prescribe eye drops or creams to help with discomfort.

This depends on a variety of factors. In most of cases, patients do not have bruising or they have minimal bruising. If in any case, there will be a bruise then that resolves itself after 2 weeks. There are a group of people who are at increased risk for post-operative bruising which includes smokers, people with high blood pressure, and the elderly.

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