Why Are My Eyelids Sagging?

Guest Posting skin can become stretched with age. A tired look and looseness are the result. Sun exposure, smoking and other factors can lead to eyelid sagging. Also, our eyelids may age because of hereditary causes, learn more.

Are you a suitable candidate for eyelid surgery?

The eyelid lift is an option for you if you suffer from loose or sagging eyelid skin, lines or wrinkles around your eyes, bulging bags of fat or fat that cause dark shadows and hollowness.

Eyelid Surgery is it Painful?

In order to make the procedure painless, local anesthesia will be used. In order to numb eyelids, the doctors will use small injections. The use of mild medications for sedation is also possible. It is not necessary to use anesthesia for the eyelid lifting procedure.

Eyelid Surgery and Another Procedure Can Be Done At The Same time

Yes. Eyelid lifts can be done simultaneously with other cosmetic procedures, such as Botox Injections, Facial Fillers, Brow Lifts, Laser Resurfacing, Facelifts and Fat Transfer.

Can the results be permanent?

Most of the time, these surgeries are very durable. Most people undergo eyelid surgeries only once.

How long does surgery last?

The entire procedure may take between 45 and90 minutes. The duration of the procedure depends on both the type of treatment and the number eyelids being treated.

Do I have to pay for the surgery myself?

Eyelid lifts usually aren’t covered by insurance. In the event that loose skin hinders you in your everyday activities or vision, insurance companies may cover your upper procedure. Most insurance providers do not cover lower-eyelid lifts. Your insurance company can tell you if the cost of your surgery will be covered. The insurance company you work with may require that a visual-field examination be performed.

Exist any potential risks that I should know about?

After the procedure, you may experience some problems closing your eyelids at night. You might also have blurred or double-vision, temporary swelling on the lids, or whiteheads.

You should be aware of certain conditions which can lead to an increased risk for eyelid surgery. This includes diabetes, dry-eye, cardiovascular disease, problems with the vessels, hypertension, circulatory issues, and thyroid disorder.

A possible risk of anesthesia is a reaction to the medication or breathing problems. Anesthesia can cause bleeding or infection.