Blepharoplasty procedures are typically well-tolerated. Any discomfort is managed with pain medication, and our surgeons prioritize patient comfort throughout the process.

Recovery times vary, but most patients can expect to resume normal activities within a few weeks. Our post-operative checks will monitor your progress and guide you through the recovery process.

While Blepharoplasty is primarily a cosmetic procedure, it can sometimes improve vision by removing excess skin that may be obstructing the field of view. However, the primary goal is aesthetic enhancement.

Yes, Blepharoplasty can be combined with other facial rejuvenation procedures for a comprehensive transformation. Our surgeons will discuss the most suitable options for your individual needs.

The duration of Blepharoplasty varies depending on the specific technique and whether it involves upper eyelids, lower eyelids, or both. On average, the procedure typically takes a few hours.

While there is no specific age requirement, Blepharoplasty is commonly performed on individuals who have noticeable signs of aging around the eyes, typically in their 30s or older.

Like any surgical procedure, Blepharoplasty comes with potential risks and complications. Our experienced surgeons will thoroughly discuss these during the consultation to ensure you make an informed decision.

While Blepharoplasty primarily addresses the eyelids, it may not directly treat crow’s feet. However, complementary procedures or treatments can be discussed during your consultation.