Circular blepharoplasty

When should circular blepharoplasty be performed? Features of surgical intervention, indications and possible contraindications

The operation called circular blepharoplasty is of interest to quite a few people. It allows you to quickly rejuvenate the face by tightening the skin and muscles in the periorbital area - in this case, on the upper and lower eyelids. The need for such a surgical intervention can be caused by various factors. Most often, we are talking about age changes - when the skin around the eyes becomes less elastic and begins to sag. However, sometimes similar changes in appearance can be observed at a younger age and even in children. In such a situation, they are usually caused by diseases or congenital features.

Regardless of the reason for which you need to perform circular blepharoplasty, it is worth entrusting your face to a real specialist. Such doctors and surgeons work in our UKRMED center. You can make an appointment with a specialist or get a preliminary consultation directly on the website. Before surgery, the specialist will conduct an examination that will allow choosing the optimal manipulation algorithm. The cost of the procedure is also discussed in advance.

Circular blepharoplasty is a fairly common type of surgery. The indicators for its implementation are as follows:

the presence of deep wrinkles in the periorbital area;
accumulation of fatty deposits under or around the eyes;
significant sagging of the skin around the eyes.

In addition, circular blepharoplasty allows you to change the shape of the eyes. This is especially important when there is asymmetry. It can be congenital or acquired as a result of injuries, diseases, etc.

Algorithm of operation

This surgical intervention involves the following procedure:

First, the specialist conducts an examination and refers the patient to tests, if necessary.
Next, the optimal option for the operation is determined - which tissues should be removed, etc.
After that, the operation is performed directly - excess skin areas are removed, as well as, if necessary, fat deposits under them. Removed places are sewn up.

Since this operation does not touch deep tissue layers, long-term rehabilitation is not expected. Usually, patients spend the postoperative period at home, periodically undergoing examinations by a doctor.

Perhaps your question is already here?

How is circular blepharoplasty performed?

This operation involves the removal of excess areas of the skin, as well as fat deposits. After that, the skin is stitched. Due to the fact that special sutures are used, no scars or scars remain.

Are there any contraindications to circular blepharoplasty?

Contraindications to this operation are general medical. Including:

diabetes;
blood coagulation disorders;
the disease is in an acute stage;
myopathy.

In addition, this procedure is not recommended for women during pregnancy and lactation.

Can there be complications during circular blepharoplasty?

Any complications during this procedure can only be associated with its unprofessional performance. In this case, there is a risk of swelling, incomplete closing of the eyelashes, hemorrhage, etc. However, in the UKRMED clinic, there is no likelihood of such complications, because we employ experienced specialists with many years of experience.