Asian Blepharoplasty

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In terms of popularity, only breast plastic surgery and rhinoplasty can compete with blepharoplasty . This type of correction provides an excellent opportunity to get rid of a number of defects, restore freshness to the look and even change the appearance. Among all types of blepharoplasty, Asian eye surgery is far from last in demand .
For obvious reasons, this type of correction is in demand among people belonging to the Mongoloid race, with characteristic features of appearance. With the help of plastic surgery, it is possible to change your appearance, achieve an aesthetic ideal, increase self-esteem and self-confidence, and achieve psychological comfort. The operation is quite simple, has a short recovery period, has practically no complications and can be recommended for most patients.

To whom is the operation indicated?

First of all, the correction is recommended for patients with pronounced Mongoloid features, such as the absence of the supraorbital fold and the presence of the epicanthus. But with the help of the operation, it is also possible to remove such defects as an impending eyelid, hernia under the eyes or excess skin. The main indication for the operation is always the desire of the patient to change his features and get rid of self-doubt.

Classical blepharoplasty is mainly in demand in patients aged 45-55 years. But in the case of sangapuri, Asian eyelid surgery, young people aged 18 and older often turn to the surgeon. Indications for surgery may also be individual anatomical features that interfere with normal life and cause internal discomfort.

Contraindications

Despite its simplicity, blepharoplasty is a full-fledged surgical intervention that is performed under anesthesia and has contraindications. You will not be able to get on the operating table in the presence of severe health pathologies or acute conditions:

• diabetes,
• severe arterial hypertension,
• blood clotting disorder,
• infection or inflammation
• acute phase of a chronic disease,
• diseases of the cardiovascular system,
• autoimmune diseases,
• oncology.

It is also not recommended to perform surgery for women during menstruation, pregnancy or breastfeeding. Contraindications will also be diseases of the eyes or skin – dermatitis, herpes, dry eye syndrome, conjunctivitis, lesions of the lacrimal ducts and more. After elimination of the contraindication, the operation can be performed. If the condition is not treatable and eliminated, plastic is impossible.