Blepharoplasty Dallas, TX
Upper or lower blepharoplasty
Blepharoplasty
Welcome to our dedicated page on eyelid surgery, designed for women seeking to rejuvenate the appearance of their eyes and achieve a more youthful and refreshed look. If you're experiencing sagging eyelids or under-eye bags, eyelid surgery might be the ideal solution for you.
Eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, involves removing excess skin and fat from the upper and/or lower eyelids to create a more youthful and alert appearance. The procedure typically includes incisions made in the natural creases of the eyelids, allowing the surgeon to lift and tighten the tissues.
Our approach to eyelid surgery is highly personalized, focusing on your specific needs and goals. We start with a detailed consultation to understand your concerns and desired outcomes. This personalized plan ensures that the results are harmonious and enhance your natural beauty.
We understand that the decision to undergo eyelid surgery is significant, and we are here to support you every step of the way. From your initial consultation to your recovery, our compassionate and professional staff will provide you with the highest level of care, ensuring your comfort and confidence throughout the process.
If you're ready to achieve a more youthful and refreshed look and feel your best, we invite you to learn more about eyelid surgery. Contact us to schedule a consultation where we can discuss your individual needs and aesthetic goals in a caring and professional environment. Together, we can take the next step towards a more confident you.
$5400 - $11,000 depending on number of eyelids and surgery type
(prices are estimate)
General or local
3 - 7 days
3 weeks
Look more awake
If you have vision impairment due to excess skin on the upper eyelid or suffer from puffy bags under your eyes, then cosmetic eyelid surgery at Robert Schwartz Plastic Surgery may be right for you. This treatment can help you look younger and more alert. We invite you to call our office in Dallas, TX to make a consultation with Dr. Schwartz.
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Blepharoplasty
What is eyelid surgery?
The eyes are an attractive aspect of the face that deserve to be seen; however, an abundance of skin on top or around the eyes can render an unflattering look. Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Robert Schwartz performs blepharoplasty (also known as eyelid surgery) to lift and tighten the upper or lower eyelid, creating a look that appears softer and rejuvenated.
Countless men and women have eyelid surgery at Robert Schwartz Plastic Surgery in Dallas, TX to correct sagging skin, which helps with both function and appearance. Whether upper or lower, a blepharoplasty creates a younger appearance and can produce subtle yet striking improvements.
Eyelid surgery ideal candidates
Blepharoplasty is a cosmetic surgery that is popular among both men and women. During the initial consult, treatment alternatives will be suggested by Dr. Schwartz based on your conditions that need to be addressed. Ideal candidates wish to correct excess sagging skin and folds on the upper eyelid or puffy skin below the eye.
These conditions can cause functional problems that can hinder everyday life. For a rejuvenated facial appearance, eyelid surgery may be the right treatment for you. If you have excess hanging skin on the upper eyelid or bags under the eyes, blepharoplasty can repair this to give you an improved appearance.
Eyelid surgical technique
During blepharoplasty, depending on the nature of the surgery, general anesthesia or IV sedation will be used. Eyelid surgery may be done on the upper eyelid alone, on the bottom portion, or both treatments at the same time.
Upper
Upper blepharoplasty assists in reducing the loose skin that droops over the eye and attains a more flattering look. An incision is usually made along the natural crease to remove skin and tissue.
Lower
Lower bleph is performed to reduce bulging, bloated skin underneath the lower eyelid. The incision is made below the lash line to remove fat, and the skin is gently lifted to create a flatter, smoother look. In some cases, a nonsurgical laser treatment can be performed to assist with discoloration, while injectable fillers can be used for additional volume and smoothness if needed.
What to expect after blepharoplasty
Eyelid surgery can last up to two hours depending on whether one or both eyes are treated. After surgery, you should allow yourself several days to rest. Cold compressions can help reduce swelling, bruising, and discomfort. The results from eyelid surgery can last years, but keep in
mind the aging process does not stop. To maintain your surgical outcomes, nonsurgical treatments at Robert Schwartz Plastic Surgery (such as injections, fillers, and laser) can be performed to create a lasting, glowing appearance.
What our patients are saying
What our patients are saying
Dr. Schwartz shares his expertise
Dr. Schwartz shares his expertise
Dr. Robert Schwartz
Dr. Schwartz is board certified in plastic surgery by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. His reoperation rate of less than 1% over 25 years shows his commitment to achieving exceptional results that stand the test of time. As a result, he has emerged as a destination surgeon for patients across the United States seeking the highest level of individual care.
Went to Yale University and graduated summa cum laude.
Trained with world renowned plastic surgeons.
Performed over 10,000 surgeries.
Most frequently asked questions
Can I donate blood before surgery?
Donating blood causes a temporary anemia. This usually corrects within 1-2 weeks. Nonetheless, we recommend that patients do not donate blood for at least one month before cosmetic surgery.
Some patients have expressed interest in donating blood for their own use, if needed. Since most cosmetic procedures are designed to produce minimal to moderate blood loss, transfusion is almost never needed. While you are, of course, free to self-donate blood, this would almost always be unnecessary.
Is it normal to have a sore throat after surgery?
Sore throat can happen after surgery. It is usually caused by the endotracheal tube the anesthesiologist uses to help you breath. It is somewhat more common in women than in men. The soreness is usually mild and goes away within a few days. A severe sore throat or one that lasts for more than a few days should be reported to Dr. Schwartz.
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