Recovery & Healing Timeline
How Blepharoplasty Is Performed
Eyelid Aesthetic Surgery
Blepharoplasty
- Removal of excess upper eyelid skin
- Reduction of under-eye bags
- Refreshed, more awake appearance
- Individual planning based on eye anatomy
Blepharoplasty refines excess skin and fat on the upper and lower eyelids to achieve a younger, rested and vivid gaze. Each plan is tailored to the patient's facial anatomy.
Personal consultation
Detailed facial analysis, discussion of goals, and personalized surgical planning with the surgeon.
Procedure at a glance
Not removing excess — restoring anatomical balance
Blepharoplasty addresses excess skin and fat protrusion that develop due to aging, genetic predisposition, and reduced skin elasticity. Upper eyelid drooping and lower eyelid puffiness are the most common concerns. In some patients, upper eyelid sagging may narrow the visual field — in such cases, surgery provides both aesthetic and functional improvement.
- 01For the lower lid, the goal is not just fat removal — it is refining the lid–cheek junction and preserving support
- 02Age-related laxity, descent and scleral show are carefully evaluated
- 03According to Dr. Hasan Kara, the principle is not ‘removing excess’ but restoring anatomical balance
Postoperative Recovery Process
Risks and Safety
- 01Temporary swelling and bruising
- 02Dry eyes
- 03Temporary blurred vision
- 04Asymmetry
- 05Rare lower lid retraction
Sound technique, individualised planning and careful follow-up reduce complication risk.
Procedures
- 01
Upper Blepharoplasty
Removes sagging upper lid skin to open the gaze and refresh the look.
- 02
Lower Blepharoplasty
Reduces under-eye bags and puffiness for a rested expression.
- 03
Double Eyelid
Defines the lid crease to create a more defined, almond-shaped eye.
- 04
Canthoplasty
Lifts the outer eye corner for a brighter, subtly upturned gaze.
Frequently Asked Questions
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