What is Eyelid Surgery?
Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) removes excess skin and fat from the upper and/or lower eyelids to improve the appearance of tired or ageing eyes. It can also improve vision when excess upper eyelid skin interferes with sight. Take note that blepharoplasty does not get rid of crow’s feet and other wrinkles; neither does it eliminate dark circles around your eyes.
Is Eyelid Surgery Right for Me?
You may consider eyelid surgery if you have:
- Excess upper eyelid skin
- Puffy upper eyelids
- Bags under the eyes
- Loose skin around the eyes
- Drooping eyelids
- A tired appearance
Can Eyelid Surgery Be Combined?
Frequently combined with:
- Facelift
- Neck Lift
- Brow Lift
- Fat Transfer
- Laser Skin Resurfacing
Before & After Pictures
Disclaimer: Results vary between individuals. All surgical procedures carry risks. Please consult with a licensed medical professional to determine whether surgery is appropriate for you.
Procedure
Full-Facelift with Neck Lift
Upper and Lower Eyelid
Endoscopic Forehead Lift
Surgeon
Dr. Ring
Disclaimer: Results vary between individuals. All surgical procedures carry risks. Please consult with a licensed medical professional to determine whether surgery is appropriate for you.
Procedure
Mid-Facelift with Neck Lift
Upper Eyelid
Chin Liposuction
Surgeon
Dr. NJ
Disclaimer: Results vary between individuals. All surgical procedures carry risks. Please consult with a licensed medical professional to determine whether surgery is appropriate for you.
Procedure
Mid-Facelift with Neck Lift
Lower Eyelid
Surgeon
Dr. Jatuporn
Rest and Recovery After Your Eyelid surgery in Thailand
You will experience bruising and swelling around your eye area, which may last for 10-14 days. Lubricating ointment and cold compress may be used to help reducing these symptoms. Soreness and pain, which are also natural but minor, are managed by medication prescribed by your doctor.
It’s important not to subject your surgical incisions to excessive force, abrasion or motion during the healing process. Although you can get back to your normal routine within a few days after your operation, you should avoid excessive physical activity and heavy lifting for another two to three weeks.
If you experience shortness of breath, chest pains or irregular heartbeat, contact your surgeon or seek for medical help immediately. Although eyelid surgery is generally considered to be safe, there is always the possibility of complications setting in.
Proper diet, enough rest and closely following your surgeon’s instructions will greatly help in your fast and optimum healing.
Risks & Complications
All surgery carries risks. Potential complications include bleeding, infection, scarring, dry eyes, temporary blurred vision, asymmetry, delayed healing, and anaesthetic-related risks. Your surgeon will discuss these during your consultation – Click here to read more.
Next step towards Eyelid surgery
Here’s how to get your Eyelid Surgery quote:
- Take clear photos of your face from the front, left side, and right side.
- Complete our online evaluation form, attach your photos, and fill in our FREE EYELID SURGERY THAILAND EVALUATION FORM – CLICK HERE.
