How are the eyelids made with blaroplastics?

The eyes represent the most prominent part of the upper face, which is of great aesthetic importance. At the same time, the eyes show the patient's physical state, for the eyes are a sign of a person's coolness. The process of aging itself, as well as other parts of the body, leads to loss of skin flexibility that affects the appearance of suspended eyelids. Blefaroplastica is a procedure used to correct the suspended eyelids. During this surgical intervention, the surgeon removes excess skin, muscle tissue, depending on tissue and fat tissue that may be hypertrophic in the area around the eyes.

Who is the candidate for eyelid correction?

Correcting eyelids is mainly required of patients wanting aesthetic treatment from the field of anti-aging (anti-aging) medicine to prevent aging. The decline of skin around the eyes is a natural part of aging, but patients may consider this operation if they feel that this process leads to a disorder of their appearance. Patients prefer the performing of beefaroplasty even when their eyebrows begin to fall. In some individuals, beefaroplastics overcome such aesthetic problems. An absolute indication of the performing of blaroplastics is the decline of eyelids to such a level that leads to the challenge of sight - that is, the way that blaroplastic itself enables improvement of vision, especially in those who also have weak eyelid muscles - patients who have symptoms.

Why does skin soon grow old around the eyes?

It is now known that the first visible wrinkles appear right in the eyelid area. This is because periobial muscle is very active, while the skin in these areas is very thin and soon loses its flexibility, which leads to the formation of wrinkles in this part of the face. As a result of middle age, many people develop wrinkles in the eyelid area, which contributes to an aging image. That's enough reason to consider the correction of eyelids.

Preparing for Operational Care

First, a consultant is required with the plastic surgery doctor to discuss the patient's current state of affairs, to explain pre-operation preparation, operational performance, and postoperative treatment. A clinical examination is necessary to determine the loss of eyelids by the presence of eyelids. During the examination, there is a photograph of the eyes and the periocular area, which will serve in a further comparison to the actual appearance. In the future, the patient is advised to halt the use of drugs and supplements that lead to an increase in risk of intraoperative and postoperative bloodshed. Also, if the patient is a smoker, it is recommended that smoking be stopped or reduced weeks before the planned surgical intervention.

What does the eyelid correction procedure look like?

When it comes to repairing eyelids with surgical surgery, local anesthesia is most often used. General Anastasia can rarely be used according to the patient's preference. During the operation, the upper eyelids are first processed. It is a rule that the site of the cut must be resolved so that the wound/the shooting after the operation is completely hidden and invisible. Here the surgeon makes a small cut and removes excessive tissue from the skin, muscle tissue, or, if necessary, the periorbital fat tissue. Blefaroplastics of lower eyelids usually include the removal of fat (in fat tissue), which contributes to the creation of sacs below the eyes but sometimes removes a small portion of the skin tissue. Cutting can also be done at the end of the lower eyelid under the eyelids. After settling the eyelids, the patient may, in most cases, return home hours after the intervention.

Recyperation After eyelids ' Operation

Recypering after the bligraplastics itself is relatively short compared to some other type of operation. If there are no complications, the patient can go home after surgery. It is important that the patient rest for several days after the intervention. After the operation is expected to show swelling and haematoma in the periorbital area, but these expected phenomena are of a transitional nature. In the post - surgery, it is not expected that the patient will suffer pain, but if pain occurs, it is treated with medical therapy at home. The complete recycling after eyelid surgery could take one to two weeks. The duration of recovery is individual for each patient.
Because of the local application of anesthesia in the periorbital area, an expected potential phenomenon is the transitional turbulence of vision and sensitivity to light.
After surgery, avoidance of lens use is recommended for at least two weeks.

After surgery, the patient receives further treatment at home, where surgical wounds are covered with bandages, but the eye is not closed and the sight does not interfere. The bandage has to stay for five days. On the fifth day after surgery, the patient should come for an examination to remove the sewing material. The process of removing sewing material is painless. At home, after surgery is recommended to reduce the swelling.

After removing the sewing material, the patient is given instructions for further treatment at home, the local application of the hepatromine pomade to reduce the potential haatomatoma, but if hematoma is not very pronounced, then there is a massage with hydration cream in the periorbital area. 14 days after surgery, patients return for examination to look at the post-proliferation and hematoma-free operation, after which further recommendation is given for the use of tools that will reduce the visibility of the potential cicatrica.

Possible complications

Since the correction of eyelids is a minimal invasive operational intervention, it is carried out in the air condition of local anesthesia. So this surgical procedure is rarely accompanied by complications, except for the show of swelling and haematoma, which occurs to almost 80% of patients. In addition to the swelling and ematomation, there is also the possibility that after surgical correction of eyelids, other complications such as bleeding, the division of surgical wounds, necroza, infection, but the use of good surgical technique and the application of preopervative preparation are almost entirely preventing these complications.

The Most Often Questions

Can upper and lower eyelids be operated on both eyes during the same intervention?

Both upper and lower eyelids may be operated in the same act, but if possible, correction is recommended for two specific acts.

Can Botox use replace operational eyelid correction?

Botox is a neuromuscular blocker of synapses and thus leads to lower muscle mobility. It can be used to fix wrinkles around eyelids called Crownes Feet, but in the case of the fall of eyelids, especially if accompanied by weaknesses of frontal muscles, Botox can have a negative effect, so to exacerbate the condition of the eyelids.

Can the surgical correction of the eyelids and the application of the botox in the same deed be made?

Because of the mineral effect of botulinum toxins, Botox is recommended at least 3 weeks after the surgical correction of eyelids.

Is there any less invasive way to treat fallen eyelids?

Non-political correction using COG fibers (meso-thraads) is possible, but cannot replace the outcome of the operation and the effect is short-term, lasts 6-12 months.

What is the most appropriate age for performing operational eyelid correction?

It's recommended that beefaroplastics be performed on persons over 40 years of age, but of course the clinical image is different in each patient so that it can be done at an earlier age.