Blepharoplasty Warsaw
Blepharoplasty is a precise surgical procedure for eyelid correction that restores freshness to the eyes and a younger, more rested appearance to the entire face.
Over time, collagen and elastin production in the skin declines, leading to sagging and loss of firmness. This manifests itself around the eyes as “drooping eyelids” and excess skin, which can not only make you look older but also narrow your field of vision.
Treatment time:
120 minutes
Cost of the procedure:
from 6000 zł
What does the procedure involve?
The procedure at our clinic is performed under local anesthesia on an outpatient basis. The surgeon makes incisions in the natural creases of the skin, making postoperative scars virtually invisible. The entire procedure takes approximately 120 minutes. The thin sutures are removed one week after surgery, and you typically return to normal activities after 1-2 weeks. The final, beautiful results of the procedure are visible after approximately 6-8 weeks.
Preparation and Online Consultation
So that we can initially assess the suitability of the treatment, please send clear photos (without makeup, in good lighting) to us at the following email address:
- Front-on photo: with eyes open.
- Looking down: with eyes slightly lowered (allows for assessing excess skin).
- Profile photo: both sides of the face.
Important: Before qualifying for the treatment, we conduct a detailed health interview to rule out any contraindications.
Contraindications
Safety is our priority. We do not perform this procedure in the following cases:
- Untreated chronic diseases (hypertension, diabetes, thyroid disease).
- Blood clotting disorders.
- Active infections.
- Serious ophthalmological conditions (e.g., dry eye syndrome, glaucoma).
- Unrealistic expectations regarding the treatment’s results.
What not to do after the procedure? (Recommendations)
Proper recovery is the key to amazing results. For the first few weeks, avoid:
- Touching and rubbing your eyes: This is a basic rule to protect against infections.
- Physical exertion: No gyms, running, or weightlifting (for at least 2 weeks).
- Bending your head: Bending suddenly increases pressure around the eyes and increases swelling.
- Smoking and alcohol: These impede tissue oxygenation and significantly slow healing.
- Contact lenses: Avoid contact lenses for at least 1-2 weeks.
- Makeup: Do not wear makeup until the stitches are removed.
- Sun exposure: Avoid sunbathing for 2-3 months and always wear sunglasses with UV protection.
- Saunas, swimming pools, and jacuzzis: Avoid for at least a month.
- Sleeping on your side: For the first few days, sleep on your back with your head elevated (e.g., on two pillows) to reduce swelling.
What to do? (Recommended treatment)
- Cold compresses: For the first 72 hours, apply cold compresses (e.g., refrigerated gel masks wrapped in clean gauze) for 15-20 minutes several times a day.
- Wound care: Clean the eye area with a sterile saline gauze pad (as instructed by your surgeon).
- Ointment application: Regularly apply the preparations (ointments/drops) prescribed by your doctor.
- UV protection: Once your scars have healed, regularly apply sunscreen with SPF 50.
- Nutritional support: Maintain a diet rich in vitamin C and zinc, which accelerate tissue regeneration.
- Follow-up: Return on time for your follow-up appointment, where we will remove your stitches and assess the healing process.
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