Vibrant and defined eyes, even with age

As you age, aging causes eyelids to droop and the area under the eyes to bulge out, which makes the eyes look stifling and gives a tired impression.

In cases of sagging eyelids, an appropriate amount of drooping eyelid skin can be removed through upper blepharoplasty to achieve a natural and clear eye appearance. In cases of bulging under-eyes, you can achieve vibrant eyes and a youthful face through lower blepharoplasty, a procedure that removes or repositions the bulging fat beneath the eyes.

Candidates for Middle-Aged Eye Surgery

Who needs middle-aged blepharoplasty?

Surgical Methods for Middle-Aged Eye Surgery

How is middle-aged blepharoplasty performed?

Upper Blepharoplasty

An incision is made along the wrinkles of the eye, and depending on the condition of the skin and muscles, fat is removed and sutured. In cases where the eyelids are sagging, surgery is performed to create double eyelids while removing muscle, but there is also a procedure that removes only the sagging skin and muscle.

Eyelid Incision

Sub-brow Incision

Lower Blepharoplasty

An incision is made along the lower lash line to the outer corner of the eye to remove bulging fat or, if necessary, reposition the fat. Removing the fat eliminates under-eye wrinkles, resulting in a much younger and brighter appearance.

Effects of Middle-Aged Eye Surgery

Let’s learn about the effects of middle-aged blepharoplasty.

The secret to maintaining fresh-looking eyes even as you age!

Common complications that may occur after surgery, such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation, can vary in degree depending on the individual, so caution is advised.