Procedure
Double Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty)
Overview
Double eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, creates a natural eyelid crease and rejuvenates the eye area for a brighter, more expressive appearance.
Procedure Steps
- Consultation and eyelid design
- Local anesthesia
- Incision or suture technique applied
- Crease formation and adjustment
- Fine suturing and dressing
Recovery & Aftercare
Swelling and bruising typically resolve within one week. Sutures are removed after 5–7 days. Most patients resume normal activities within a week, with natural-looking results settling over the following weeks.
Key Facts
Benefits
Creates a natural eyelid crease; improves eye symmetry; brightens and rejuvenates the eye area; long-lasting results.
Ideal Candidates
Individuals with monolids, asymmetric eyelid creases, or those seeking a more defined and expressive eye appearance.
Not Suitable For
Patients with severe dry eye or glaucoma; active eye infection; bleeding disorders; unrealistic expectations.
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