Middle-Aged Eyelid
Elegant and youthful eyes with a refined appearance
Create a brighter, more refreshed, and youthful eye shape
Lower Blepharoplasty
As aging progresses, the orbital septum, which supports the fat under the eyes, weakens. Additionally, the muscles and skin in this area lose elasticity, leading to sagging, wrinkles, and protruding under-eye fat. These combined factors cause puffiness and a tired appearance.
Lower blepharoplasty effectively corrects these issues by repositioning or removing excess fat and tightening the skin, resulting in a smoother, more youthful, and refreshed under-eye area.
Surgery duration
Appx. 1 hour
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Anesthesia method
Sedation/Local anesthesia
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Suture removal
1 to 2 weeks
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Follow-up visits
2 to 3 times
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Recovery period
5 to 7 days
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After lower blepharoplasty, some individuals may experience side effects such as bleeding, infection, or inflammation.
These risks vary depending on the patient’s condition and the specific surgical technique used.
These risks vary depending on the patient’s condition and the specific surgical technique used.
Lower Blepharoplasty Procedure
Before Surgery
Incision along the lower lash line, followed by removal or repositioning of under-eye fat
Pull and suture the skin
After Surgery
Post-Surgery Precautions
Avoid Alcohol & Smoking
Refrain from drinking alcohol, smoking, and visiting saunas or hot baths for 2–3 weeks after surgery.
Light Walking
Gentle walks can help reduce swelling and promote faster recovery.
Cold & Warm Compress
Apply a cold compress for the first 2–3 days, then switch to a warm compress to aid healing.
Gentle Face Washing
After suture removal, be careful not to rub the surgical area too hard during cleansing.