Laser Blepharoplasty is type of eyelid surgery that is less evasive than traditional eyelid surgery. Laser Blepharoplasty is also safer than the more traditional methods. The procedure is done mostly as an outpatient procedure, with no need for anesthesia. This procedure is done for mostly cosmetic purposes, but can be medically necessary for patients that have eye lids that interfere with their vision. This procedure has a major advantage of less time to heal, and no hospital stay.

Laser Blepharoplasty is ideal for people with baggy skin on the lower lid, and sags on the upper eye lid. The procedure also reduces the signs of crows’ feet. The benefits of this procedure far out way the risk, all procedures have some risk. The benefits are how you feel about your appearance. Women spend thousands of dollars on face creams, and make up every year, when Laser Blepharoplasty can make a dramatic difference in just one day. You will feel better about your appearance, and in turn, this can improve your overall well being.

Laser Blepharoplasty is done to remove excess skin from around the eye. The Doctor will make small incisions with a laser to remove tissue that causes the saggy or puffy appearance. As a result the skin around the eye will be tighter. With the use of a laser there is less bleeding, and better accuracy at the incision site, this helps reduce the time it takes to heal.

Although there is less risk involved with this procedure, there are still risks. The Ideal candidate for this procedure would be at least 18 years of age and in good physical and mental health. People with a history of eye problems, such as glaucoma, and dry eye, may not be a good candidate for this procedure. Have a good understanding of the procedure, and what it can do for you. This procedure is to remove puffiness and or bagginess around the eye. This procedure does not change the structure of your face, and is not a face lift. As with all medical procedures, the more information you have about the procedure the better. Make sure you talk it over with your Doctor and ask him about any concerns you may have. The Doctor can answer any concerns you may have.

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