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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Blepharoplasty.
Blepharoplasty is eyelid surgery to remove excess skin, fat, and muscle from upper or lower lids. Ideal candidates are healthy adults with realistic expectations experiencing droopy lids, puffiness, or vision impairment. A consultation determines personalized suitability and treatment plan.
Procedure length varies: upper eyelid blepharoplasty often takes forty-five to ninety minutes, while combined upper and lower or more complex cases may take up to two hours. Your surgeon provides an estimated duration based on your individual treatment plan.
Expect swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort for the first week, with most improvement by two weeks. Cold compresses, head elevation, and follow-up visits support healing. Most patients return to social activities within ten to fourteen days, avoiding strenuous exercise for several weeks.
Incisions are placed strategically within natural creases for upper lids and just below the lash line or inside the lid for lower, minimizing visibility. Scars typically fade over months; careful technique and proper aftercare further reduce prominence and support discreet healing.
Results are long-lasting because excess skin and fat are removed, but aging continues. Many patients enjoy years of improvement; maintenance procedures or non-surgical touch-ups can address later changes. A personalized plan helps maximize longevity and natural-looking outcomes.
Costs vary with procedure complexity, anesthesia, facility fees, and whether upper, lower, or combined surgery is performed. Insurance may cover blepharoplasty when medically necessary to correct vision obstruction; submit documentation and evaluations to your carrier. We provide detailed estimates during consultation.