Blepharoplasty

In a blepharoplasty, excess skin and fat can be removed from the eyelids, tissues can be repositioned, and the overall appearance can be improved.

Eyelid Correction Surgery

Blepharoplasty

Nose Plastic Surgery — Rhinoplasty — is a procedure aimed at improving the shape of the nose.

There are generally two types of “crooked” noses: those that are the result of trauma or injury, and those that developed with asymmetry over time. From a nasal surgeon’s perspective, the term “harmonious” is preferred — less harmony often reflects more noticeable deviation.

The aesthetic of the nose cannot be separated from the face it belongs to, which is why the goal of rhinoplasty is to create a nose that is in harmony with the overall facial structure.

Rhinoplasty is a procedure that requires a well-informed patient. It is a surgery with certain limitations and clearly defined goals, so candidates must have realistic expectations and a clear understanding of what can be achieved. A thorough discussion with the surgeon is essential to explore all possibilities for nasal aesthetic improvement through rhinoplasty.

Eyelid Correction Surgery

Blepharoplasty Procedure

Eyelid Correction Surgery

Post-Operative Care After Blepharoplasty

After a blepharoplasty procedure, it is normal to experience bruising and swelling around the eyelid area.

Cold saline compresses with gauze or cotton should be applied to help reduce these symptoms. It is also important to wear dark sunglasses to protect the eyes from sun exposure, and to sleep on your back with your head elevated.

Throughout the recovery period, patients are advised to take paracetamol to manage any discomfort. Rest is recommended for 8 to 15 days, during which time you may work from home, avoiding physical exertion.

Eyelid Correction Surgery

Blepharoplasty FAQs

You will need around 8 to 12 days off work, but you can usually resume light tasks or remote work from day 2 or 3. Most patients are able to return to normal social activities within 10 to 15 days.

You will be able to fly one week after the surgery.

The primary surgery takes approximately one hour and is performed under general anesthesia.

In most cases, patients are discharged on the same day, although an overnight stay may occasionally be recommended.

No, as a general rule, you will only need Paracetamol (acetaminophen) for pain relief.

With our new anesthetic and surgical technique, bruising is very rare.
It is more likely to occur in patients over 40 years old and/or in revision surgeries.

It is possible to have minor blood loss during the first few days, which is harmless and not clinically significant.

You should apply ice to the face until your first follow-up appointment – 30 minutes, 5 times a day. Frozen peas can be a convenient option.
Take all prescribed medication as directed. Sleep with two pillows to keep your head elevated.

Yes.

Yes. Our patients report a very high satisfaction rate, both functionally and aesthetically.
Feel free to contact our team with any questions you may have.