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EYELID SURGERY for Men

Eyelid Lift, is a very popular surgery because of its ability to dramatically enhance facial aesthetics.
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EYELID SURGERY for Men

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2289.00 €
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Have you noticed that you have excess skin in the eyelids and a “tired” appearance? Do you know that Eyelid surgery is one of the least traumatic plastic surgery procedures with a long-lasting effect? Blepharoplasty, also known as Eyelid Lift, is a very popular surgery because of its ability to dramatically enhance facial aesthetics.

About the procedure

What is Eyelid Lift (Blepharoplasty)? Blepharoplasty, also known as Eyelid Lift, is a very popular surgery because of its ability to dramatically enhance facial aesthetics. As you age, your eyelids stretch, and the muscles supporting them weaken. As a result, excess fat may gather above and below your eyelids, causing sagging eyebrows, droopy upper lids and bags under your eyes. Sometimes droopy eyelids can also cause vision problems as they can obstruct your field of view. Blepharoplasty can reduce or eliminate these problems and make your eyes appear younger and more alert. It can also be combined with other facial and skin rejuvenation procedures to achieve an overall younger-looking effect. Reasons for getting Eyelid Surgery: You might want to consider blepharoplasty if you have any of the following symptoms: - Baggy or droopy upper eyelids. - Excess skin of the upper eyelids that interferes with your peripheral vision. - Excess skin on the lower eyelids. - Bags under your eyes. - Irritation from excess folds of eyelid skin rubbing together. - Forehead discomfort from overused muscles that strain to lift sagging skin in the eyelid area

Before, during & after

Before surgery: You’ll need to clarify with your doctor whether you’ll be undergoing local or general anaesthesia for your eyelid surgery. You may require general anaesthesia if the blepharoplasty is more complicated or if you plan to undergo other cosmetic procedures at the same time. You should stock up on ice packs before leaving for the surgery as you will need to use them to reduce swelling during recovery. If you are a smoker, your surgeon may advise you to quit smoking for at least several weeks prior to a procedure, because smoking is associated with an increased risk of surgical complications and slower healing.
Operation: - During surgery, incisions are made in the natural folds of the eyelid, in the crease of the upper eyelid and just beneath the lashes or behind the lower eyelid. Excess skin and in some cases, fat pads are removed and muscles are tightened. - The incision is closed. - The sutures are removed according to the surgeon’s recommendation, usually 3-7 days post-surgery. The final result will be revealed after 6 months. If the surgery is performed under local anesthesia, the patient can leave the clinic a few hours after surgery. Bruising and swelling generally subside in 14 days. The patient can not lift heavy objects during this period. Taking a bath or visiting a sauna should be avoided until full recovery. The results will last up to 7-10 years, depending on the patient’s lifestyle. Drinking alcohol, smoking or working nights will considerably shorten the length of the effects of eyelid surgery.
Recovery: - It’s important to follow the surgeon’s instructions post-surgery. Stock up on ice packs and pain medicine beforehand. - Surgery on upper and lower eyelids can be performed during one procedure or done separately. - Risks include infection, bleeding, visible scarring and dry, irritated eyes. Most people who undergo eyelid surgery report satisfaction and improved self image. Depending on the patient’s lifestyle, the results can last up to 7-10 years. In some cases, as ageing continues, drooping eyelids may recur. Continuing daily sun protection and a healthy lifestyle will help extend the results of your procedure.

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