Some people may look in the mirror one day and find that their eyelids aren’t complimenting their profile to their liking. Consequently, this may lead to feelings of insecurity towards the appearance of their eyelids. Some people, however, may even find that their eyelids are impairing their vision. Dr. Joseph Russo offers Blepharoplasty as an enhancing treatment to improve the eyelids, whether the reason is aesthetics or functionality.
Located in Newton, Massachusetts, Dr. Joseph Russo is an expert and educator in the field of plastic surgery and cosmetic treatments. He and his staff believe it is important to know the patients as individuals to better understand their desires and end goals, personalize their care and customize their results. Contact us today to schedule a consultation appointment.
What Is a Blepharoplasty?
Blepharoplasty is a surgical treatment to augment the appearance of the eyelids. As time passes, the skin of the eyelids can begin to droop with age, resulting in a tired or distressed appearance. Blepharoplasty can be performed on the upper eyelids, lower eyelids, or both to remodel your facial profile for an improved youthful look with greater functionality. If you are seeking to refresh the look of your eyelids or if your eyelids may be impairing your vision, Blepharoplasty may be a solution to consider. Contact us today to schedule a consultation appointment.
What Can Blepharoplasty Treat?
- Impaired vision as a result of loose or drooping skin that interrupts the contour of the upper eyelid
- Drooping lower eyelids that may reveal any white below the iris
- Excessive skin or wrinkles of the lower eyelids
- Bags beneath the eyes
- Any fat that may make the eyelids appear to be swollen
What is the Blepharoplasty Process Like?
The Blepharoplasty process begins with an administration of local anesthesia to comfort the patient prior to the procedure. Next, a crescent incision will be made depending on whether the upper eyelid or lower eyelid or both will be treated. The excess skin will be removed and following removal, fine sutures will be used to close up the incisions. Should a patient have eyelids that gravitate very close to the pupil, a ptosis procedure can be combined with the Blepharoplasty. Following treatment, patients may experience some swelling or bruising. An application of a cold compress will be advised to relieve any swelling. Patients will be scheduled for a follow-up appointment one week following treatment to monitor progress. To learn more about this exciting, life-changing procedure, schedule a consultation appointment today.
If you are ready for a change in the way your eyelids look or to fix any impaired vision you may be experiencing, Blepharoplasty may be the life-changing treatment for you. Contact us today to schedule a consultation appointment to learn more.
