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Under Eye Treatment


Under Eye Treatment which is also known as Eye Bag Surgery, also called Blepharoplasty of the lower eyelid, it is a cosmetic process which helps to correct lose skin, excess fat, and wrinkle of the lower eye area.

As you grow older, your skin loses elasticity and fat padding. This helps in making the lower eyelid appear puffy, wrinkled, and baggy. Lower Eyelid surgery can make the undereye smooth, helps to create a more youthful appearance.

Working for a lower eyelid

In this treatment process, a surgeon will mark your eyelids. It will help the surgeon to know where to make incisions. They usually have to sit up so they can see your eye bags better. This process is performed under general or local anesthesia. In general anesthesia, the patient is asleep and unaware of what is happening to him during the process whereas in local anesthesia the patient is allowed to be awake, but the eye area has been numbed so they don't feel the surgeon is doing.

While the incision sites may vary, a doctor will make cuts into the lower eyelid. the doctor will then remove excess skin and fat and suture or sew the skin back together to create a smoother, lifted look.


Areas which are Targeted in Lower Eyelid

Lower eyelid surgery may be used to treat the following cosmetic concern:

Baggy undereye area

Eyelid sagging

Eyelid skin wrinkling

Dark undereye circles

Asymmetry of the lower eyelids


Side effects of Lower Eyelids

Bleeding

Cyst where the skin was sewn together

Double vision

Infection

Skin Discoloration

Numbness

Vision Loss

Wounds that won't heal well



Some Helpful Tips

Lower eyelid surgery can give a more youthful and tighter look to the skin under the eyes. The most important thing you should follow your doctor's instruction in the recovery period is vital to achieving and maintaining your result.


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