Consider cosmetic surgery to reduce the under-eye bags. Be aware of side effects and the duration. There are two options available: Transcutaneous and dermal eye bag surgery. Below are the side effects of these procedures. Continue reading to learn more about the procedure and side effects. You will notice a smoother complexion and less visible bags after surgery. Afterward, you can look and feel more youthful and refreshed.
Transcutaneous eye bag surgery
Transcutaneous eye bag surgery is a procedure that requires you to fully understand what to expect. The majority of patients experience a fast recovery. However, some individuals might require more time. The procedure itself is relatively straightforward. Your surgeon will make an incision below your lash line to access excess skin and muscles. You may also need to elevate a small amount fat. While the surgery is generally very safe, it does come with some risks. These risks are not significant and should not be a deterrent to you seeking this procedure.
Dermal fillers
To treat under-eye bags, injectable fillers are commonly used. They can improve volume and reduce puffiness. However they can also exaggerate or accentuate under-eye puffiness. Injectables are safe and effective in light to moderate bags. Some doctors however recommend them for severe undereye bags. The right person should receive filler treatment. Extreme or severe bags will require a different approach.
There are also non-surgical options
You may consider surgery to remove your eyebags permanently. This procedure removes excess fat and skin under the eyelids. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and usually in an outpatient setting. There are possible side effects like dry eyes and swelling. Some people also have blurred vision due to the surgery. Rare complications include bleeding, injuries to the eye muscles and corneal damage.
Side effects
After your procedure, you should expect some postoperative side effects. You may experience some swelling and bruising around the eyes. If you are having lower blepharoplasty procedures, there may be some swelling. Cold compresses can help reduce this swelling. For minor pains and aches, you can take medication. It is important to inform your surgeon if you have any allergies or take other medications prior to surgery.
Cost
Before you make a decision to have blepharoplasty, it is important that you understand the cost involved. The procedure can be performed in one day. It reduces the appearance under-eye bags by removing excess skin and fatty tissues. It can be done in less than an hour and can even be done the same day. The recovery period for this operation takes about two to four weeks. Unfortunately, insurance does not cover blepharoplasty. The average cost is between $75 and $9200.