Lower Eyelid Aesthetics: Solution for sagging and bagging under the eyes
Lower eyelid aesthetics (lower blepharoplasty) is a plastic surgery operation that aims to achieve a younger, more vibrant appearance by removing bags and sagging under the eyes. Over time, these sagging and bags under the eyes can make a person look more tired and older. Lower eyelid surgery eliminates these problems and gives the eye area a fresh and dynamic appearance.
What is Lower Eyelid Aesthetics?
Lower eyelid aesthetics is an operation in which excess skin, muscle and fat tissue in the under-eye area is surgically removed. Lower blepharoplasty effectively corrects bags, sagging and wrinkles under the eyes, so that the overall expression of the face becomes more youthful and energetic.
Purpose of the Surgery
This aesthetic operation aims to remove sagging, bagging and wrinkles under the eyes. In this way, the person gets rid of looking tired and gains a younger and more dynamic appearance.
How is Lower Eyelid Aesthetics Performed?
Lower eyelid surgery is usually performed in the following steps:
Anesthesia: The surgery is performed under local anesthesia and sedation or general anesthesia.
Incision: Small incisions are made under the eye to remove excess tissue and skin under the eye. These incisions usually coincide with the natural folds of the under eye.
Removal of Tissues: Excess skin, fat and muscle tissue are carefully removed or reshaped.
Closure: The incisions are closed with fine sutures and scars are usually hidden in the under-eye fold.
Postoperative Recovery Process
Swelling, bruising and mild discomfort may be felt after surgery, but these symptoms begin to subside within a few days. Patients can usually return to social life within a few weeks.
Who is Suitable for Lower Eyelid Aesthetics?
Lower eyelid aesthetics is suitable for people who are bothered by bagging, sagging and excess skin problems under the eyes. This surgery is especially recommended in the following cases:
Those with Signs of Aging: Those who experience sagging and bagging under the eyes.
Those with Good Skin Elasticity: People with still good skin elasticity.
Those in Good General Health: Individuals who do not have serious health problems and can tolerate the surgery.
Those with Under Eye Problems: People with under-eye bagging, wrinkles and sagging.
Recovery Process After Lower Eyelid Aesthetics
The postoperative period is usually comfortable, but the following stages should be taken into account
First Days: There may be swelling, bruising and discomfort, which will subside within a few days.
First Week: Swelling and bruising decrease and mild pain may be experienced.
First Month: Within a month, the swelling and bruising under the eyes will be completely healed.
Full Recovery: Full results are usually visible within 3-6 months.
Scarring
Since the surgical incisions are made in the natural fold of the under-eye area, postoperative scars are usually not evident. However, the scars fade over time and become a thin line.
Risks and Complications of Lower Eyelid Aesthetics
Although lower eyelid surgery is generally a safe operation, it may involve some risks and complications:
Risk of Infection: Infection may occur after the surgical procedure. This risk increases if the surgical site is not properly cleaned.
Bleeding and Hematoma: Bleeding or blood collection (hematoma) may occur after surgery.
Dry Eye: Temporary dry eye may occur after under-eye aesthetics.
Nerve Damage: Although rare, it may damage the eyelid nerves.
To Minimize Risks
Carefully following the doctor’s recommendations and adopting a healthy lifestyle after surgery can speed up the healing process.
Lower Eyelid Aesthetic Prices
Lower eyelid aesthetic prices vary depending on the surgeon’s experience, the clinic where the surgery is performed and geographical location. In addition, the scope of the surgery and additional services may also affect the cost. When getting information about lower eyelid aesthetic prices, it is important to pay attention not only to the price but also to the surgeon’s experience and clinical references.
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