Smooth the bags,
brighten the look
brighten the look
Under eye bags and dark hollows can make you look tired even when you are well rested. Lower eyelid blepharoplasty addresses puffiness, tear trough hollows, and loose skin in a single carefully planned procedure, most often performed through a hidden incision inside the lid so there is no visible scar.
What is lower eyelid blepharoplasty?
Lower eyelid blepharoplasty is a procedure that addresses the puffy bags, dark hollows, and crepey skin that develop under the eyes with age. Over time, the small fat pads that support the eye can push forward through weakened tissue, creating under eye bags. At the same time, the cheek can descend, revealing a hollow at the eye cheek junction known as the tear trough.
Modern techniques focus less on removing tissue and more on restoring natural contours. In many cases, the surgeon repositions existing fat to smooth the transition into the cheek, tightens the supporting structures, and removes only a small amount of excess skin if needed. When done well, the result is a smoother, more rested appearance without looking hollow or overdone.
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