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The doctor will assess the condition of the skin, fat pads, and eyelid position, and recommend local or general anesthesia. You will discuss the extent of the procedure (upper, lower, or combined) as well as the suitability of the transconjunctival approach. The goal is to achieve a natural, symmetrical result and establish a clear plan for aftercare and follow-up.
For upper eyelids, the incision is made in the natural skin fold so that the scar becomes inconspicuous after healing. Excess skin is removed, and the amount of fat tissue is adjusted to create a smoother transition between the eyelid and eyebrow. For lower eyelids, the incision is made just below the lashes or on the inner side of the eyelid (transconjunctivally) if fat pads are predominant. In selected cases, the doctor may add fat transfer to hollows to harmonize contours.
The area should be cooled, sleeping with the head elevated is recommended, and a gentle regimen should be followed. Swelling and bruising usually subside gradually over two to three weeks. For skin incisions, sutures are typically removed around the seventh to tenth day. Return to normal activities is gradual and guided by the attending physician’s recommendations.


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A standard consultation takes approximately 30–60 minutes. During the consultation, the doctor will assess your situation, explain possible treatment options, and answer all your questions.
Compression garments should be worn continuously for 6–8 weeks, including during sleep. They help reduce swelling, support the tissues, and promote scar healing. After consulting with your doctor, wearing time can be gradually reduced.
Compression garments should be worn continuously for 6–8 weeks, including during sleep. They help reduce swelling, support the tissues, and promote scar healing. After consulting with your doctor, wearing time can be gradually reduced.