Blepharoplasty
Treatments Man / Face
Blepharoplasty, or eyelid surgery, is the procedure indicated to treat excess skin and fat bags around the eyes. In addition to aesthetic benefits, this surgery can improve eyelid function in cases of ectropion and entropion, and expand the field of vision.
For those who are recommended Blepharoplasty
- Excess skin on the upper eyelids: With aging, the skin of the upper eyelids can lose elasticity and start to sag, causing a tired and aged appearance.
- Drooping upper eyelids: Eyelid ptosis, or drooping of the upper eyelids, can occur due to genetic factors, aging, or muscle weakness.
- Fat bags in the lower eyelids: Accumulation of fat under the lower eyelids can create bags, causing a puffy or tired appearance.
- Loose skin on the lower eyelids: Over time, the skin of the lower eyelids can become loose, forming wrinkles and contributing to an aged appearance.
- Reduction of wrinkles and lines around the eyes: Blepharoplasty can help smooth fine wrinkles and lines around the eyes, especially on the lower eyelids.
- Improvement in the field of vision: In some cases, excess skin on the upper eyelids can interfere with peripheral vision, and removing this excess can improve the field of vision.
Benefits of Blepharoplast
- In addition to aesthetic benefits, such as improving the appearance of the eyelids, blepharoplasty can enhance eyelid function, expanding the field of vision.
- It can be combined with eyebrow lift procedures to correct asymmetries and change the look pattern.
1Scheduling
Our team is available to schedule and confirm your consultation, either in person or via telemedicine.
2Scheduling
Our team is available to book and confirm your appointment, either in person or via telemedicine.
3Medical Consultation and Treatment choice
During the consultation, we align expectations and discuss desired results. We evaluate eyelid health, possible asymmetries, and functional issues.
4Medical Consultation and Treatment Choice
During the consultation, we align expectations and discuss desired results. We evaluate the health of the eyelids, possible asymmetries, and functional issues.
5Budget
We consider financial aspects, such as recovery time and potential additional expenses, like dressings and scar treatment.
6Budget
We consider financial aspects, such as recovery time and potential additional expenses like dressings and scar treatment.
7Preoperative Consultation
With preoperative exams in hand, we complete the patient's health evaluation and clarify any questions about the procedure.
8Return for pre-operative
With pre-operative exams in hand, we complete the patient's health evaluation and clarify doubts about the procedure.
9Surgery
After hospitalization, we mark the area to be operated on and take the last photos before the procedure. The patient remains in the hospital for 24 hours after the surgery.
10Surgery Day
After hospitalization, we mark the area to be operated on and take final photos before the procedure. The patient stays in the hospital for 24 hours after surgery.
11Postoperative Care
We administer medications for pain control and antibiotics. Instructions on diet and general skin care are provided. Dressings and drains, if needed, are removed the day after surgery.
12Post-operative
We use medications for pain control and antibiotics. Instructions on diet and general skin care are provided. Dressings and drains, if necessary, are removed the day after surgery.
13Postoperative Follow-up
Follow-up appointments are scheduled to monitor the skin, control edema and bruising, and evaluate scars.
14Post-operative follow-up
Follow-up appointments are scheduled to monitor skin condition, control edema and bruises, and evaluate scars.
15Medical Discharge
After two months of treatment, the patient is discharged, with scar follow-up and sunscreen use for one year.
16Medical Discharge
After two months of treatment, the patient is discharged with ongoing monitoring of scars and the use of sunscreen for one year.