Have you ever suddenly developed such a painful headache in the back of your head, which really ruined your day? How about a dull pain that just seemed to get worse slowly, or a sudden stabbing sensation? If you have experienced all of these, then you have probably sought a couple of remedies that can alleviate the pain as soon as possible. Headaches and migraine can be caused by stress and sleep deprivation. And while the pain will probably be over once you’ve had your rest, there’s one consequence of sleep deprivation that may not be as easy to get rid of: eye bags.
Fortunately, there is a cosmetic procedure that can smooth your skin around the eyes and remove your eye bags. Eyelid surgery—also referred to as blepharoplasty—is performed to remove excess skin from the upper and lower eyelids to get rid of hooded eyelids or eye bags. Because loose skin and excess fatty tissue will be removed, your eye area will have a fresher, more youthful look.
There are three types of blepharoplasty:
(1) Upper blepharoplasty is performed along the crease line of upper eyelid.
(2) Lower blepharoplasty, on the other hand, is performed along the crease line of the lower eyelash or through the conjunctiva if your only issue is fat eye bags. No skin removal is needed.
(3) Upper and lower blepharoplasty involves both procedures performed together.
The surgery typically takes about two hours and is performed with the use of a general anaesthetic. It can be done as a day case, but sometimes, an overnight stay is needed. For around three to seven days, you may experience some pain and discomfort. To support the eyelids after the surgery, suture strips are applied, and they are usually taken off after three to five days. After the surgery, you should avoid strenuous exercise and heavy lifting.
It is important to have your eyelid surgery done at a clinic that values quality care and high standards. Your surgeon must be highly skilled and experienced in order to ensure a safe procedure and excellent results.
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