Blepharoplasty in Yerevan
Blepharoplasty can improve excess upper-eyelid skin, lower-eyelid bags and selected contour changes around the eyes. Planning should preserve eyelid closure, support and the natural relationship between the eyelids, brows and cheeks.
The examination considers skin excess, fat distribution, brow position, previous surgery, dry-eye symptoms and eyelid function. Brow descent can contribute to apparent upper-eyelid heaviness and may require a different or combined plan.
Lower-eyelid bags, skin quality, lid support, tear-trough contour and cheek volume are evaluated. Surgery may involve fat repositioning or removal, skin treatment, support procedures or fat grafting depending on anatomy.
Candidates should have concerns that match the available surgical correction and health appropriate for elective surgery. Dry eye, thyroid eye disease, previous eyelid operations, contact-lens problems, visual symptoms and medications must be disclosed. An ophthalmic assessment may be recommended when indicated.
Bruising, swelling, temporary dryness, watering, light sensitivity and tightness are common early symptoms. Fine asymmetries may remain because the two eyes and brows are naturally different. Lower-eyelid swelling and contour settling can continue beyond the initial social-recovery period.
Possible complications include bleeding, infection, delayed healing, dry-eye symptoms, visible scarring, asymmetry, eyelid retraction or malposition, difficulty closing the eye, persistent swelling, double vision and rare visual complications. Careful assessment and conservative tissue management are important, but no operation is risk-free.
Send relaxed photographs looking straight ahead and from both sides, together with information about dry-eye symptoms, vision problems, thyroid disease, previous eyelid surgery and injectable treatments.
Medical content reviewed by Dr. Telman Arakelyan. Final recommendations require examination and review of eye health.
