How should I prepare for eyelid surgery?
Your surgeon will review your medical history, discuss your goals, and provide personalized pre-operative instructions to help you prepare for surgery.
Will I be awake during eyelid surgery?
No. Eyelid surgery is typically performed under general anesthesia to help ensure your comfort throughout the procedure.
How long does eyelid surgery take?
The length of the procedure depends on whether the upper eyelids, lower eyelids, or both are being treated, as well as your personalized surgical plan.
Can eyelid surgery be combined with other facial procedures?
Yes. Many patients choose to combine blepharoplasty with other facial rejuvenation procedures to achieve more comprehensive results.
Will eyelid surgery change the shape of my eyes?
The goal of eyelid surgery is to create a refreshed, natural-looking appearance while preserving your unique eye shape and facial features.
How soon can I wear contact lenses after eyelid surgery?
Most patients should wait until their eyes have adequately healed before wearing contact lenses. Your surgeon will let you know when it is safe.
When can I wear eye makeup after blepharoplasty?
Eye makeup should be avoided until your incisions have healed sufficiently. Your surgeon will provide guidance based on your recovery.
Can eyelid surgery improve my vision?
If excess upper eyelid skin is obstructing your field of vision, eyelid surgery may improve your peripheral vision while also enhancing your appearance.
How can I help my eyelids heal after surgery?
Following your post-operative instructions, getting plenty of rest, keeping your head elevated, and avoiding strenuous activities can support a smooth recovery.
How do I know if eyelid surgery is right for me?
The best way to determine if blepharoplasty is right for you is to schedule a consultation, where your surgeon can evaluate your concerns and recommend a personalized treatment plan.