Elimination of eye bags
Completely eliminates under-eye bags and excess skin, creating a more open and rested appearance
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Surgical blepharoplasty is an aesthetic surgery procedure that removes excess skin, fat, and skin laxity from the upper and/or lower eyelids to rejuvenate and open the eyes. It is the ideal solution if you have drooping eyelids, under-eye bags, or excess eyelid skin that limits your field of vision, or if you wish to permanently rejuvenate the periocular area. It is perfect for those seeking a permanent and natural result that significantly improves the openness of the eyes and the overall appearance of the face.
Surgical blepharoplasty offers definitive and permanent results, unlike non-surgical treatments that require periodic maintenance.
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia with sedation or under general anesthesia, depending on the complexity. The surgeon makes very precise incisions hidden in the natural crease of the upper eyelid (imperceptible to the naked eye) and/or along the lower lash line for the lower eyelid. Through these incisions, excess skin is removed and excess eyelid fat is repositioned or excised. The sutures are very fine and are removed after 5–7 days. The result is a more open, rested, and youthful appearance.
The result is permanent: the removed skin and fat do not return, so the benefit is long-lasting.


Surgical blepharoplasty is perfect for you if you recognize one or more of these situations:
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This procedure must be performed exclusively by a qualified and certified plastic surgeon in an authorized and accredited facility. It requires a thorough preliminary specialist consultation to evaluate indications, specific risks, and the most appropriate technique. It is contraindicated in cases of uncontrolled ocular pathologies (glaucoma, cataracts, dry eye syndrome), coagulopathies or coagulation disorders, pregnancy, active infections in the ocular area. Results and recovery times vary based on the technique used, the extent of eyelid sagging, and individual healing response. It is essential to scrupulously follow post-operative instructions to avoid complications and achieve the best results. If you have pre-existing ocular pathologies or doubts about your suitability, consult your ophthalmologist and surgeon during the preliminary visit.