Eyelid surgery rejuvenates the eyes by removing excess skin or fat. It brightens and refreshes your appearance.
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No. Regardless of the type of anesthesia used, you should have someone drive you home after the procedure.
When performed conservatively, eyelid surgery does not typically worsen dry eyes. Dr. Berkowitz takes careful measures to preserve tear function.
Most patients resume light activities after 3–4 days, with a return to work within 7–10 days, depending on the technique and individual healing.
Expect visible bruising and swelling to peak within the first week and subside within 1–2 weeks. Minor swelling may linger longer.
You can usually wear eye makeup again after about 2–3 weeks, once the incisions have healed sufficiently.
Scars are placed within natural creases and typically fade to become virtually unnoticeable over time.
Most patients can safely resume wearing contact lenses about 2 weeks after surgery, but it varies case by case.
You can shower the next day, but avoid getting the incision sites wet for at least 5–7 days. Use caution and gentle cleansing.
Apply cold compresses, keep your head elevated, and use prescribed or over-the-counter medication as directed by Dr. Berkowitz.
Yes, many patients choose to combine blepharoplasty with a facelift, brow lift, or laser resurfacing for more comprehensive rejuvenation.
Eyelid surgery can be performed under local anesthesia with sedation or under general anesthesia depending on the procedure and patient preference.
Upper eyelid surgery eliminates drooping skin for a smoother, more youthful look. It also improves vision in some cases.
Lower eyelid surgery reduces puffiness and under-eye bags. It creates a rested, refreshed appearance.
Laser eyelid surgery uses precision technology to tighten skin and reduce wrinkles. It delivers natural-looking results with minimal downtime.