You should be aware of the side effects and time required for cosmetic surgery. Dermal fillers and Transcutaneous eye bag surgery are two options you can consider. The side effects of these procedures are listed below. Learn more about side effects and the procedure. You can expect smoother skin and fewer visible imperfections after surgery. You will feel younger and more refreshed after surgery.
Transcutaneous eye bag surgery
Transcutaneous eye bag surgery is a procedure that requires you to fully understand what to expect. Most people can expect a quick recovery. But, some patients may require a little longer. The procedure is very straightforward. To access the muscles and excess skin, your surgeon will make an incision under the lash line. An additional fat layer may be added to the incisions. While generally the surgery is quite safe, there are certain risks. These risks are not significant and should not be a deterrent to you seeking this procedure.
Dermal fillers
For under-eye bags, injectables are often used. Injectable fillers can be used to increase volume and reduce puffiness. However, they can also exaggerate puffiness which can accentuate the area under your eyes. Injectable fillers work well for mild to moderate bags. However, some doctors may recommend them for serious under-eye bags. You should limit the use of fillers to patients who have severe or extremely large bags.
There are other options available
If you are looking for an eyebag removal option that is permanent, you may want to consider surgical eyelid surgery. This procedure removes excess skin and fat under the eyes. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and usually in an outpatient setting. Some of the possible side effects are watery eyes, dryness, swelling, and bruising. People may also experience blurred or double vision following surgery. Rare complications include bleeding or injury to the eye muscles or corneal erosion.
Side effects
You should expect side effects after your procedure. Some patients may experience swelling and some bruising around the eye area. Bruising may also occur if you have surgery on the lower blepharoplasty. Cold compresses can help reduce this swelling. Minor aches and pains can be treated with medication. You should tell your surgeon about any allergies you have or any other medications that you are taking before you go under the knife.
Prices
Before you make the decision to have blepharoplasty done, you must first understand the costs involved. This is generally an outpatient procedure. It removes excess skin and fatty tissue under the eyelids, improving the appearance of under-eye bags. You can have the procedure done in as little as an hour. The recovery period for this operation takes about two to four weeks. Unfortunately, insurance does not cover blepharoplasty. The average cost is between $75 and $9200.