Eyebag Removal

Lower eyelid surgery, medically known as lower blepharoplasty, is a procedure designed to rejuvenate the appearance of the eyes.

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Overview

What is Lower Blepharoplasty?

Lower eyelid surgery or lower eyelid blepharoplasty addresses specific concerns related to the lower eye area. This eye rejuvenating procedure focuses on mitigating the following issues:
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    Under-eye bags due to loss of skin elasticity. Lower lid blepharoplasty tightens loose skin to restore vibrant and youthful under-eye contour.
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    Dark circles under the eyes due to shadows caused by bulging fat. Lower eyelid blepharoplasty surgery creates a smoother, youthful under-eye contour by repositioning or removing excess fat.
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    Loose or sagging skin in the lower eyelid area. Lower eyelid surgery contributes to a firmer and more rejuvenated appearance, reducing the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.

Introduction

What is Upper Eyelid Surgery?

Upper eyelid surgery or upper blepharoplasty rejuvenates and enhances the appearance of the upper eye area. The droopy upper eyelid surgery is carefully tailored to each individual’s unique anatomy and goals, ensuring a harmonious and natural-looking outcome.

Upper Blepharoplasty in Singapore addresses the following concerns:

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    Individuals with diminished eye symmetry where one eye appears larger or differently shaped than the other.
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    Individuals with concerns about the inner eye corner appearing too tight or constricted.
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    Individuals with issues regarding a tired appearance due to large medial epicanthal fold that creates a shadowing effect.
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Why Choose Lower Blepharoplasty

Benefits of Lower Eyelid Surgery

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    Provides a fuller and rejuvenated appearance.
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    Improves lower visual field.
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    Minimise dark circles
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    Reduces fine lines and wrinkles.
The Procedure

What to Expect During Eyelid Surgery

The eyelid surgery procedure generally involves the following steps. These may vary depending on patients’ concerns, anatomy and goals.
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    Precise Incision Placement, minimising visibility based on the selected technique (scarless or incisional), determined by the patient's anatomy and desired outcomes.
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    Fat Repositioning or Removal addresses excess fat deposits contributing to under-eye bags or upper eyelid puffiness. These techniques create a smoother eye contour for upper and lower eyelids.
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    Muscle and Skin Tightening of loose or sagging skin using laser or other surgical tools. This addresses underlying excess muscles to achieve a firmer and more youthful appearance.
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    Meticulous Incision Closure, reducing scarring and promoting optimal healing using refined techniques for a discreet and pleasing outcome.
Dr Andrew Cheah

Your Ally For Beauty Transformation

Meet Dr Andrew Cheah

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    MOH accredited Board Certified Specialist Plastic Surgeon.
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    Graduated from the University of Leicester, United Kingdom, with qualifications from the Royal College of Surgeons and the National University of Singapore.
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    Specialises in facial surgery and body contouring, including non-invasive treatments and laser therapies.
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    Openly engages with patients to thoroughly understand their needs and concerns.

Frequently Asked Questions

The newly created eyelid crease should last a lifetime. However, ageing, skin elasticity, and lifestyle factors may influence how the eyes age over time.
The newly created eyelid crease should last a lifetime. However, ageing, skin elasticity, and lifestyle factors may influence how the eyes age over time.

Dr Andrew Cheah customises each eye-refining intervention to meet individual needs.

As a result, the cost of ptosis surgery in Singapore, encompassing both lower and upper blepharoplasty, may vary from patient to patient.

Key Factors Influencing the Overall Lower and Upper Eyelid Surgery Cost:

  • Procedure Complexity, including upper and lower eyelids or just one area, impacts the cost. The extent of correction required plays a role in determining the overall expense. For instance, lower blepharoplasty costs may differ from upper blepharoplasty costs due to addressing multiple concerns, like under-eye bags and sagging skin.
  • Technique and Approach influence the overall cost. Our plastic surgeon selects the most suitable approach based on individual anatomy and aesthetic goals.
  • Facility Fees associated with the surgical facility contribute to the overall cost of ptosis surgery in Singapore. Our procedures are conducted in accredited and well-equipped facilities to ensure patient safety and comfort.
While some aspects of the procedure can be adjusted, complete reversibility may not be possible. Communicating clearly with the surgeon about your expectations during the consultation is essential.

Look for a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon who specialises in eyelid procedures. Consider the surgeon’s credentials, reputation, and patient reviews to make an informed decision.

No. Double eyelid surgery should not negatively impact vision.
Yes. Combining double eyelid surgery with other facial procedures like rhinoplasty or facelifts for comprehensive facial enhancement with a single recovery period is expected.

After eyelid surgery, postoperative swelling and bruises last at least one to three weeks. Patients may expect swelling to peak in the first few days. Although most noticeable swelling typically resolves within the first two weeks, residual swelling may persist for several weeks in other cases.

To help manage swelling during upper and lower eyelid surgery recovery, apply cold compresses, especially in the initial days after surgery. Also, stay hydrated and rest when you can to support the body’s natural healing processes.

Resuming makeup application after blepharoplasty is an exciting step in your recovery journey. It is recommended to allow for initial healing before introducing makeup, usually around 7 to 10 days after ptosis surgery. This period allows the incisions to close, reducing the risk of irritation or infection.

To ensure a smooth and comfortable experience, be cautious when applying makeup around the incision areas. Use a light touch and avoid direct contact with the healing incisions to prevent disruption or irritation.

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