Eyelift surgery, also known as blepharoplasty, is a common cosmetic eye surgery that aims to enhance the eye’s appearance by tightening the upper and lower eyelid skin by removing crow lines, eye bags, and saggy skin.
The blepharoplasty gives a refreshed look to the face and improves overall facial aesthetics. However, the results may vary person-to-person.
Eyelift surgery, also known as blepharoplasty, is a common cosmetic eye surgery that aims to enhance the eye’s appearance by tightening the upper and lower eyelid skin by removing crow lines, eye bags, and saggy skin.
The blepharoplasty gives a refreshed look to the face and improves overall facial aesthetics. However, the results may vary person-to-person.
2 – 3 Hours
Surgery is done in general anaesthesia administration.
Surgery is done on an outpatient basis; however, if the patient insists or case demands, you may be hospitalised for a night stay.
The sutures will recover in one week. You can get back to work in one to two weeks. Complete recovery may require months.
The skin around the eyes is particularly vulnerable to age-related changes. By 35 years of age, most people notice that skin below the eyes becomes thinner and sagging.
Over the years, as the natural ageing process continues, excess skin above the eyes and puffy bags below the eyes become more noticeable. These characteristics contribute to an aged and tired appearance, and the excess skin on the upper eyelids contributes to vision problems.
Eyelid surgery technically referred to as blepharoplasty, is a surgical procedure that removes excess skin and reduces fat pockets, making the upper and lower eyelids smoother, contributing to a more youthful appearance.
However, blepharoplasty does not eliminate black circles around the eyes and wrinkles commonly known as “crow’s feet.” Therefore blepharoplasty is usually coupled with other procedures for optimal results – eyebrow lift, eye circles filling with hyaluronic acid or nano-fat, or “crow’s feet” treatment with botulinum toxin.
You can consider yourself a candidate for blepharoplasty in Dubai if you suffer the following conditions:
Eyelid surgery in Dubai is a very common cosmetic procedure because several people want youthful restorative looks. Dr Tahir has been doing various cosmetic surgeries for a decade, so he is well-versed in the minutest complication that may occur during the surgery. Hence, before planning a surgery, he discusses every detail, including the advantages and limitations of surgery with patients that helps them decide to choose the surgery. Here are some common benefits and limitations of the surgery.
Dr Adnan will be happy to discuss whether this procedure is right for you and how it could transform your life in an initial consultation.
Some alternative techniques to blepharoplasty include:
The above alternative techniques do not give permanent results as surgery and are a recurring procedure that costs heavily in the long term. However, blepharoplasty effectively reduces saggy skin problems and tightens them. But new fine lines may develop as a natural ageing process. Therefore, Dr Tahir also emphasises sustainable methods such as face muscles exercise and maintaining hydration for delaying skin ageing and retaining blepharoplasty results for longer.
If you think you are a candidate for hooded eye surgery or blepharoplasty, then do not think twice and visit Dr Tahir in Dubai for consultation. Dr Tahir would like to learn about your expectations, do a detailed face analysis and answer your queries about hooded eyes surgery.
He would also ask for a detailed medical history to curate a surgery and take extra precautions for any specific condition.
The procedure for surgery is as follows:
Step 1: Anesthesia
The surgeon will inject anaesthesia into the surgical site to numb the region during surgery.
Step 2: Incision
The surgeon will mark the areas around the eye to make incisions. Then very diligently, the surgeon makes an incision according to the type of eyelid surgery; for example: for the upper eyelid, the surgeon will make an incision along the natural crease of the upper eyelid, while in the lower eyelid surgery, the incision is made right below the lower eyelash. Then the surgeon will make necessary alterations and removal in the skin’s folds, muscles, fat, and tissue to seek results.
Step 3: Closing Incisions
Finally, the surgeon adjusts the skin’s fold and closes the incision with sutures. The sutures are either dissolvable or are opened in the following week of surgery.
You will be taken to the rest area, where you will be asked to rest your eyes with your head up. The doctor will also prescribe certain medications for sutures healing. The recovery will happen in the following phases:
The final cost is determined at the time of consultation after considering the following factors:
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