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What are the precautions after undereye fat removal?

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  Under-eye fat removal is effective in improving the darkened under-eye area due to excess under-eye fat.  There is no visible scar since the fat removal under the eyes is performed using laser in the inner area under the eyelashes.  Since there are no scars, many people wonder if there are any special post-surgery precautions after surgery.  What are the instructions after undereye fat removal? You should be careful not to bend too much for 2 weeks after the fat removal surgery under the eyes. This means that you should r efrain from picking up items or tying your shoelaces. This behavior can interfere with the blood flow  which can cause more swelling in the treatment area. Moreover, you need to avoid touching or rubbing your eyes after surgery.  Therefore you need to avoid wearing makeup and contact lens for 2 weeks.  It is also recommended to sleep on a highly elevated pillow. Though undereye fat removal surgery is relatively simple, there are man...

What should I avoid after undereye fat removal surgery?

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The fat under the eyes, which appears in the 20s and 30s, can be improved simply by removing the under-eye fat. with a surgical method There are no visible surgical scars because under-eye fat removal is performed with the use of a laser  inside of the eyelashes.  Since there are no visible surgical scars, some patients ask questions about whether there  are any special post-surgery precautions and what kind of actions one should avoid doing after the surgery.  What are the precautions for fat removal surgery under the eyes? Don't rub your eyes or do anything that irritates your eyes after undereye fat removal surgery.  Therefore, you need to avoid wearing makeup and contact lenses for 2 weeks. This will be helpful for faster post-op recovery. Moreover, you need to be careful about bowing your head for 2 weeks after surgery.  You need to also refrain from tying shoelaces or bending down to pick up items from the floor.  These actions draw blood to the ...

What is the difference between Transconjunctival and Lower Blepharoplasty?

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  There are many surgical methods to improve lower eyelids. One of the most prominent ones is Transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty and Lower blepharoplasty (sub-ciliary external incisional method). What is the difference between these two methods? The transconjunctival approach involves the incision that is made inside the lower eyelids through the conjunctiva. This means that no external incisions are made through the skin leaving no scars. This technique is advised for younger patients who don’t have excess skin but sagging eye bags. For older patients who have excess sagging skin and fat tissue, Lower blepharoplasty is recommended. This type of operation involves the external incisions below the eyelashes. Though there is an incision, the scar tends to heal relatively fast. 6 months after the operation the scars are virtually indistinguishable. More about Transconjunctival blepharoplasty More about Lower blepharoplasty

How to remove bags under your eyes?

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  Are you wondering how to make undereye bags disappear? There is a long-lasting solution for you.  Cosmetic eyelid surgery known as Transconjunctival blepharoplasty creates a smooth and youthful appearance by readjusting the fat tissues under the lower eyelids.  It is crucial to find a highly experienced and board-certified surgeon who is specialized in performing this kind of surgery on the eyelid area.  Transconjunctival blepharoplasty is the surgical correction of fat bags below the lower eyelids that is done as an outpatient procedure. The perfect candidate for this operation is a young patient with bulging undereye fat but without excess skin. This type of eyelid surgery is performed inside the lower eyelids. Therefore, it doesn’t have a risk of damage and visible scars. It also makes the refreshed facial appearance and removes the first signs of aging. The operation is performed under the local anesthetic and IV sedation. The incision is not made into the skin...