Everything You Should When Considering Lower Blepharoplasty In London

By Author: Pari Shams
Total Articles: 42
Comment this article

Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure that corrects droopy eyelids by removing extra fat, muscle, and skin. As we become older, our eyelids extend and the muscles that support them begin to weaken. As a result, excess fat may accumulate above and below your eyes, causing sagging brows and the appearance of droopy upper lids. It can also cause bags under the eyes.

Aside from making you appear older, drooping skin around the eyes can impair one’s peripheral vision, particularly in the upper and outer regions of your field of vision. However, blepharoplasty can make your eyes appear younger and more alert and reduce or eliminate these vision problems.

A cosmetic and functional eyelid surgeon or a competent and qualified Blepharoplasty surgeon typically performs upper or lower Blepharoplasty under local or general anaesthesia. The time it takes to operate is usually influenced by the intricacy and methods utilised, although it roughly takes between 20 minutes and a few hours, depending on the severity of the problem. In certain situations, the results of a properly executed blepharoplasty can be observed for up ...
... to eight years or longer.

To help you determine if blepharoplasty is suitable for you, you first have to learn what you can reasonably expect and investigate all the benefits and dangers of upper and lower blepharoplasty in London.

Consider Your Reasons For Having Blepharoplasty

When the tissue and muscles that support the eyelids start to weaken, it allows the eyelid fat to protrude forward, and then blepharoplasty may become necessary. Aside from making you appear fatigued and older, these alterations might also cause a problem with your vision and lead to a feeling of heaviness over the eyes that can affect your self-confidence.

What You Should Know About Lower Eyelid Blepharoplasty In London

If you are not satisfied with how your eyes look and make your face appear, you may want to weigh in your options and think about having lower eyelid blepharoplasty in London, to improve the appearance of your eyes, and boost your confidence. Lower eyelid blepharoplasty in London is performed on individuals to treat sagging lower eyelids, excessive bags under the eyes, under-eye circles, minor wrinkles under the eyes, and excess skin. This corrective surgery is suitable and available for both men and women, and it results in a younger, more revitalised appearance with more defined eyes.

Who Are Ideal Candidates For Lower Blepharoplasty?

Anyone with under-eye bags, puffy fat deposits in the upper or lower eyelids, lower eyelids that have sagged so much it reveals the whites of the eyes beneath the irises, loose, sagging, and/or folded upper eyelids that interfere with vision, minor wrinkles in the lower eyelids, or excess skin in the upper or lower eyelids.

If you are considering lower blepharoplasty in London, you should seek the advice of a cosmetic and functional eyelid surgeon who specialises in the treatment of eyelid, lacrimal, and orbital diseases, because this surgery cannot treat deep wrinkles, lift the eyebrows, treat crow's feet or remove those dark circles under your eyes, if those were the problems you are hoping to address with blepharoplasty.

However, Blepharoplasty can be both cosmetic and functional. A functional blepharoplasty surgery, for example, maybe required if the eyelids begin to sag into the field of vision. If the procedure is deemed medically essential, it can and should be covered by medical insurance. The Humphrey Vision Field (VHF) Analyzer is sometimes used by a blepharoplasty surgeon to analyse the patients' peripheral visual field.

A transconjunctival blepharoplasty, often known as cosmetic blepharoplasty, is performed on a lower eyelid that requires fat removal rather than skin removal, for a smoother, younger-looking appearance. The surgeon removes the fat with a minor incision to ensure that no scars are left behind.

Before undergoing blepharoplasty surgery, it is critical to understand that you should have no reasonable expectations. Although the surgery can improve one's self-confidence and attractiveness, it does not drastically modify one's face.

About Us

Pari Shams is a cosmetic and functional eyelid surgeon that specialises in the management of eyelid, lacrimal and orbital disorders. Surgical procedures are performed at a variety of medical facilities including their practice at Moorfields Private Outpatient Centre, the Phoenix Hospital Group Outpatient Centre, The Harley Street Clinic, and Weymouth Street Hospital. Dr Shams believes in personalised healthcare where decisions are made with the patient, based on their needs and desires and she makes sure that every patient receives the care and attention that is required at every stage of their treatment. Whether you would like to have functional or cosmetic eye surgery, Dr Shams is qualified to advise you of the best surgical, or non-surgical options that will achieve the most natural and desirable aesthetic outcome, without compromising your eye function. Find out more about Pari Shams on her website at https://www.parishams.com.