
Eyelid Surgery
What Should I Do to Achieve a Good Result From Eyelid Surgery or the Best Blepharoplasty?
Excellent eyelid surgery rejuvenates the aged appearance of the eyes while allowing the patient to look like their younger self. It should correct upper eyelid drooping and bags in the lower eyelids.
What Should I Know Before Eyelid Surgery?
The most important factor in achieving the best result is pursuing the most natural appearance possible. Choosing a surgeon with expertise in eyelid surgery is essential.
Excessive skin removal can prevent the eyes from closing naturally. Removing too much skin from the lower eyelid can change the shape of the eye. Patients should not ask the surgeon to remove more skin than is safely possible in order to achieve the best outcome.
At What Age Can a Blepharoplasty Be Performed?
It can be performed when the eyes begin to look tired or sad. For some patients, this may be in their 30s. Most patients are between 40 and 50 years old, but it can also be performed safely on patients in their 70s.
How Long Does a Blepharoplasty Take, and What Type of Anesthesia Is Used?
It is performed under local anesthesia and takes approximately one and a half to two hours.
What Skills Are Required for a Good Blepharoplasty?
The ideal eyelid surgeon understands that this procedure does not allow for excesses and should not be pressured by the patient into removing every wrinkle. It requires delicacy, patience, and great precision.
What Is Recovery Like After a Blepharoplasty?
Cold compresses are recommended—ideally cold gauze rather than ice—to help reduce swelling quickly. Calendula may also be used. Stitches are removed between the third and fifth day.
If I Had Surgery With Another Surgeon and I Am Not Satisfied, Can Dr. Pavajeau Correct It?
If the previous surgeon removed too much skin, correction may be possible with a skin graft. However, the result may never look as natural. This is why the most important factor in achieving the best outcome is a well-performed first surgery.










