Eyelid aesthetic is a surgical procedure applied to improve the appearance of eyelids. Eyelid aesthetic can be done on the upper eyelid, the lower eyelid or both. If you want to improve the appearance of the eyelids or to get rid of the age problems that you are experiencing, eyelid surgery can revitalize the area surrounding your eyes.

What problems can be treated with eyelid aesthetic?
Loose or sagging skin that creates a curl that distorts the natural look of the upper eyelid and makes it harder to see. Fat deposits seen as swelling in the eyelids. The bags under the eye. Low eyelid lowering that reveals whiteness under the iris. Over-eyed skin excess and fine wrinkles. In short, the upper and lower eyelids; deformities such as sagging, excess skin and bagging are the main causes of eyelid aesthetic operations.

Are you a suitable candidate for eyelid surgery?
Suitable candidates for eyelid surgery are:

Healthy individuals who do not have a medical condition that will adversely affect the healing process
People without serious eye problems
Keep in mind that your eyelids are part of your face. A flaccid top cover may also be attached to the forehead and eyebrow loosening.

How to prepare for eyelid surgery?

For eyelid surgery:

Have a laboratory test or medical evaluation
We will take some medicines or adjust your existing medicines.
Do not smoke
Avoid taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs, and herbal supplements that increase bleeding and mora- bility.
Eye-eyelid surgery should be done in a full-fledged hospital. Remember to set up an escort for your return home after surgery and to stay with you for the first night after surgery.

How is eyelid aesthetic done?

The eyelid consists of 4 structural layers: skin, muscle, fascia and fat pouches. There are inner and middle fat pouches, even outer tongue lining. Lower eyelid; There are oil pods inside, inside and outside.

In upper eyelid esthetics, upper eyelid is numbed with local anesthesia. After the skin is removed, a part of the lower muscle is removed. The inner and middle fat pouches are reached and a portion of the herniated fat pouches is removed. If there is sagging in the torn gauze, it hangs up. The leather is closed with stitches and the process is terminated.

In the lower eyelid aesthetic, the lower eyelid is numbed again with local anesthesia. Skin and muscle are removed. The inner, middle and outer fat pouches are reached and a portion of the herniated fat pouches is removed. Later, a lot of muscle and a deep part is removed. The leather is closed with stitches and the process is terminated.

How are the marks hidden in the eyelid aesthetic?
The incision lines for eyelid surgery are designed to allow the resulting scars to be concealed in the natural structures of the eyelid area.

The top cover can be trimmed with a cut in the natural fold on the eyelid. This allows for the removal or repositioning of fat deposits, the tightening of muscles and the removal of excess fat.

Conditions under the lower eyelid can be corrected with a cut just below the lower lash line. This incision removes excess skin from the lower eyelid. Again, excess oil can be relocated or removed.

A transconjunctival incision on the inside of the lower eyelid is an alternative technique to correct lower eyelid conditions and redistribute or remove excess fat. With this technique, the skin is not removed.

It is important that surgical incisions are not exposed to excessive force, wear or movement during recovery.

How is the healing process after eyelid aesthetic?
Most patients complete the healing process in 10-14 days. However, full recovery may take several months.

The shape of the eyelids emerges as the swelling and bruises disappear after the eyelid surgeon; a hundred more vigorous and youthful appearance.

During eyelid aesthetic, lubricant ointment and cold compresses can be applied and in some cases after completing the procedure your eyes can be closed loosely with gauze.

Specific practices will be given to include how to look at your eyes, medicines to help heal, and the potential for infection, special concerns you need to pay attention to at the surgery site or your general health, and how to use it to follow up the treatment.

During the healing process, there may be some discomforts such as swelling, bruising, irritation, ocular instability, which can be controlled first with medication, cold compress and ointment. Irritation at the bite site is also possible.

You should use hard-working sun protection and black sunglasses until the healing process is complete.