If your eyes seem tired or puffy, or you appear angry when you're not, blepharoplasty may be the solution. Sagging tissue on the upper eyelids, especially if it hangs down or obstructs your vision in any way, can be removed with blepharoplasty. Puffiness around the eyes can also be corrected. You could also consider blepharoplasty if your lower eyelids have bags, dark circles, or droopiness.
Most patients combine the upper with the lower eyelids.
Incisions are concealed along natural crease lines or just along the line of the eyelashes to remove fat and excess skin. The result in more rested and trimmer facial features. Sutures are usually removed a few days after surgery and swelling and bruising usually subside within a week to ten days. Many patients begin to apply make-up as a concealer after about one week. Some people experience dryness of the eyes after blepharoplasty, but this tends to subside as swelling resolves.