Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure aimed at correcting the shape of the eyelids and eye incision.
The surgeon removes areas of skin and fat tissue from the upper and lower eyelids, providing a lifting effect.
In this area, the skin ages particularly quickly due to its loss of elasticity, leading to drooping eyelids and a tired appearance.
Typically, women and men aged 40-45 who wish to eliminate these cosmetic defects seek blepharoplasty. Lifting the skin as a result of the procedure gives a more open look and a younger appearance to the face. Circular blepharoplasty provides a comprehensive solution to the problem in one operation, resulting in a more open look and a significantly younger appearance of the face.
It is important to remember that this procedure does not eliminate wrinkles in the crow's feet area at the corners of the eyes, which may require other correction methods.
Circular blepharoplasty is indicated in cases of:
- Overstretched and sagging skin of the upper and lower eyelids,
- Presence of fat hernias,
- Dark circles under the eyes,
- Ptosis,
- Drooping of the outer corner of the eye,
- As well as the need to correct the shape or incision of the eye.
