What is Eye Bag Removal Surgery?
Eye bag removal surgery or Lower Blepharoplasty removes the drooping skin of upper eyelids, eliminates eye bags, and tightens the lower eyelid skin. As we age, our skin loses its elasticity and muscle strength. The skin surrounding the eyes is the area where the first signs of aging show. Fat displacement in the eyelids causes it to bulge, resulting to what we call Eye Bag. Lower Blepharoplasty or Eye bag removal  will give your eyes a more youthful and fresh look.

In order to achieve the best rejuvenation for your eyes, other procedures may complement the Blepharoplasty. These may include Brow lift, Canthopexy, lid shortening, and skin resurfacing.

Risks on Eye Bag Removal
Significant complications rarely happen from Eyebag Removal. Every year, many people undergo successful eye bag removal surgery without experiencing major problems; they are likewise delighted with the results.

However, mild discomfort is expected after Blepharoplasty. Eyes may feel “grainy” but this is also normal. Ectropion or drooping of lower eyelid may occur temporarily usually due to the swelling following your Blepharoplasty. This will also subside in a few days.

Eyebag removal Frequently Asked Questions

Question: What can I expect from eye bag removal surgery?

The aim of this procedure is to make your eyes look rested, rejuvenated, and alert. It removes the weary look brought about by aging, giving you a younger and fresh look.

Question: What happens after my Eyebag removal surgery?

A week after the procedure, you can expect varying degrees of swelling and bruising. This will be gone in seven to ten days. Within the first week, you will be able to use make-up to conceal any discoloration. Stitches are usually removed within five to seven days after surgery.

Question: How soon before I can resume normal activities?

You can resume most of your normal activities within ten days. Although you may feel well enough to return to work just a few days after surgery, your vision may still be slightly blurred, which could make reading or driving quite difficult.