Cosmetic Plastic Surgery: Eyelid Surgery
By Lisa Ortega
Cosmetic surgery has come a long way and in today’s modern
medical world, there are many options for those who seek to
change some physical characteristic which makes them feel
uncomfortable with their appearance. There are often issues
related to comfort that go beyond appearance as well and
cosmetic surgeons take these matters into consideration.
For those seeking eyelid surgery there are a number of trained
and experienced cosmetic surgeons out there who can help. The
growing demand for eyelid surgery has placed it as one of the
more common requests for surgery on the face. Many people feel
that lowered eyelids or eyes with excess fat and skin beneath
make them appear groggy or sleepy. Often, eyelid surgery is
performed to widen the eyes, brighten the eyes, and make
patients appear more alert and awake. There are other reasons
for surgery on the eyes, and it may be related to aesthetic
desires but either way, cosmetic surgeons can discuss your
options with you and go over any potential benefits and risks.
Eyelid surgery’s technical name is blepharoplasty and can
involve the upper eyelid or the lower. One of the most important
aspects of the surgery is making sure that you have realistic
expectations prior to surgery. Asymmetry is one common complaint
which generally requires a follow up treatment to fix. However,
it is important either way for the patient to discuss any risks
and benefits with a trained and experienced plastic surgeon who
can go over the possible risks and effects of this type of
surgery. Post-surgery, the patient will need to follow the
surgeon’s care instructions very closely to prevent any painful
or harmful side effects. It is best to avoid physical
activities and strenuous movement after the surgery for about
two weeks to help prevent the delicate skin near the eyes from
tearing.
It is a good idea to have your ideal post surgical look in mind
prior to surgery. You can discuss this with your surgeon to make
sure that your desires are reasonable. It is typically not 100%
possible to completely alter the genetic composition of the eye
area. It can be altered to a certain extent but an extensive
surgery in that area could pose problems since it is a delicate
area which is used nearly 100% of the day. Blinking is a natural
occurrence when the eyes are open and it is a good idea to
understand how the site will heal and what is required of you to
help facilitate that healing. There are a number of different
options which a surgeon may use to operate on the eyes,
depending on whether it is the upper or lower area of the eye to
receive treatment. Discuss these options with a trusted surgeon
to make sure that you have a good idea of your options and that
you are fully aware of what the entire surgical process entails.
This guarantees a more satisfactory appearance afterward as well
as a more positive attitude going into the surgery.
About the Author: Visit
http://www.onlinesurgery.com/plasticsurgery/eyelid-surgery.asp
for more information on eyelid surgery and
http://www.onlinesurgery.com/ for more information on cosmetic
plastic surgery in your area.
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