Lower Blepharoplasty

Eyelid Surgery in Chester NJ

Eyelid Surgery in Chester NJ

Lower blepharoplasty, sometimes called a lower eyelid lift, is a cosmetic procedure designed to rejuvenate the lower eyelids. During normal aging the lower eyelid weakens and sagging skin, fat, and muscle create under-eye bags, wrinkles, or puffiness. Oftentimes patients seeking this procedure tell us they look much more tired or worn-out than they feel.

Dr. Urban cautions against treating all eyelids the same. A safe and effective lower blepharoplasty procedure must be tailored to address the individual patient’s anatomy. Sometimes the issue is excess skin, while other times bulging fat or muscle may be causing the eyelids to look aged.

Dr. Urban most often elects to perform a lower blepharoplasty from an incision inside the eyelid (transconjunctival) which requires no suture removal and is completely invisible. If you’re seeking a more youthful and rested look, consult with a fellowship-trained facial plastic surgeon who specializes in blepharoplasty, like Dr. Urban, to discuss your goals and possibilities.

Urban Facial Plastics Upper Blepharoplasty FAQs

What is the average age for a patient undergoing blepharoplasty?

Patients of all ages undergo lower blepharoplasty. Consult with a fellowship-trained facial plastic surgeon to determine if you are a candidate for blepharoplasty.

What is the average procedure time for a lower blepharoplasty?

The average lower blepharoplasty requires 1 hour procedure time.

What kind of anesthesia is necessary for a blepharoplasty?

Many patients choose to have their lower blepharoplasty under a light sedation anesthesia.

What is the average cost of a lower blepharoplasty?

The average cost of an upper blepharoplasty is $4,000-$7,000.

How long does it take to recover after a lower blepharoplasty?

Recovery after lower blepharoplasty is usually quick and well-tolerated. Pain is very minimal and most patients take tylenol or no pain medicine at all. There are no restrictions on light exercise and most patients return to heavy activity between 2 and 3 weeks. Each individual heals differently, but if there is bruising after surgery it is typically resolved or able to be covered by make-up at 7-10 days.

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