Eye Bag Removal Surgery
Is it for Me?
The appearance of loose droopy skin under the eyes can be very ageing and give a “sad” look to your face. Sun and smoking can accelerate the signs of ageing, while others are more prone to inherit the condition.
Lower Blepharoplasty - Eye Bag Removal Surgery Procedure
Eye bag removal is a common and simple procedure which can deliver dramatic results, making the eye area look more youthful, attractive and alive. The procedure is becoming increasingly popular in men as well as women. The Hospital Group can help you achieve a more bright-eyed, wide awake look.
EYE BAG SURGERY INFORMATION
Lower Blepharoplasty Procedure
STEP 1
The incision is made along and under the lower lashes to remove excess fat and skin causing eye bags
STEP 2
The incision is closed hiding the scar beneath the lashes
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What happens during eyebag surgery?
Cosmetic surgery to correct bags under the eyes is technically called lower blepharoplasty. The procedure removes excess skin and fat in the area beneath the eyes, to provide tauter skin.
After the procedure, this patient's eyes and face look much brighter and more youthful without the eye bags. This patient chose to have both upper and lower blepharoplasty (i.e. eyelids and eyebag removal) for a great result that really turned the years back.
Q: How is the procedure carried out?
The procedure is carried out under General Anaesthetic and you will stay overnight before you return home. You can expect some swelling and bruising in the first couple of weeks but can wear make-up again after a week.
Q: What other treatments could I consider?
Many customers choose to combine eye bag surgery with eyelid surgery to provide more dramatic results. Either or both of these could also be combined with a face-lift for the full make-over.
Q: How can I find out more about eyebag removal surgery?
We offer FREE consultations for all cosmetic surgery procedures. An appointment with your surgeon is an opportunity to have an open and frank discussion about what aspects of your eyes you are unhappy with and the improvements you would like to achieve. As with all surgery, your general health will also be assessed and the surgeon will recommend the best course of treatment together with any risks of complications.
