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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Upper and Lower Eyelid Surgery.
Initial swelling and bruising typically subside within one to two weeks; most patients return to non-strenuous work in seven to ten days. Complete healing and final results can take several months as residual swelling resolves and scars mature.
Surgeons place incisions discreetly in the natural eyelid crease or inside the lower lid (transconjunctival), minimizing visible scarring. Scars typically fade significantly within months, and careful postoperative care further reduces their appearance for a natural-looking outcome.
Good candidates are healthy adults with excess eyelid skin, fat, or muscle laxity seeking improved eye appearance. Non-smokers or those willing to quit, with realistic expectations and no uncontrolled medical conditions, are ideal. A personalized consultation determines suitability and surgical approach.
Most procedures use local anesthesia with IV sedation for comfort, while extensive cases or patient preference may warrant general anesthesia. Your surgeon discusses options based on medical history, anxiety levels, and the planned extent of correction to ensure safety and a smooth experience.
Results are long-lasting, often many years, because excess skin and fat are removed. Natural aging continues, so eventual mild changes may occur. Factors like genetics, sun exposure, and lifestyle affect longevity; some patients pursue minor touch-ups later.
Expect a thorough eye and facial evaluation, medical history review, and discussion of aesthetic goals. The surgeon will explain techniques, risks, expected recovery, before-and-after photos, and a personalized surgical plan, including preoperative instructions and timeline for your procedure and follow-up care.
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