To reduce the appearance under-eye bag, it is important that you understand the side effects of cosmetic surgery and the procedure time. Transcutaneous eye bag surgery and dermal fillers are two options. Here are some side effects. Continue reading to learn more about the procedure and side effects. You can expect smoother skin and fewer visible imperfections after surgery. You will feel younger and more refreshed after surgery.
Transcutaneous eye bag surgery
Before undergoing transcutaneous eye bag surgery, it is essential that you understand what to expect from the procedure. Most people can expect a quick recovery. But, some patients may require a little longer. The procedure itself is relatively straightforward. Your surgeon will make an incision below your lash line to access excess skin and muscles. In addition to the incisions, a small amount of fat may also be elevated. Generally, the surgery is very safe but has certain risks. Those risks are minimal and should not deter you from seeking this surgery.
Dermal fillers
Under-eye bags are often treated with injectable fillers. 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. Filler treatment should only be done on the appropriate patient. Excessive or extreme bags may require a different approach.
There are other options available
You may consider surgery to remove your eyebags permanently. This procedure removes excess fat and skin under the eyelids. It is usually performed in an outpatient setting under local anesthesia. Side effects include dry eyes, swelling, dryness, and bruising. Some people also experience blurred vision after the surgery. Rare complications include bleeding, injury to the eye muscles, or corneal abrasion.
Side effects
Side effects can occur following your procedure. Some people may experience swelling and bruising in the area around their eyes. Bruising may also occur if you have surgery on the lower blepharoplasty. This swelling can be reduced by using cold compresses. For minor aches and discomforts, medication can be used. Your surgeon should be informed of any allergies and other medications before you undergo surgery.
Cost
Before you decide to undergo blepharoplasty surgery you need to know what the costs are. The procedure is usually performed outpatient. It removes excess skin, fatty tissue and fat under the eyeslids. This improves the appearance sub-eye bags. The entire procedure takes less than an hour. In some cases, you can even have the surgery done the same day. The recovery time for this procedure takes between two and four weeks. Insurance does not cover blepharoplasty. The average cost is between $75 and $9200.