Blepharo-
plasty.
Precise correction of the eyelid tissues for a more open, rested look without changing the individual features of the face.


Blepharoplasty works not with age as a number but with anatomical changes: excess skin, fat pads, eyelid position and tissue quality.
Upper and lower eyelids require different solutions. Sometimes the cause of a heavy look lies not only in the eyelid but in a drooping brow or the midface.
Before surgery the surgeon assesses symmetry, the ocular surface, lower eyelid tone and the medical factors that affect safety.
Correction of excess skin and, where indicated, fat pads of the upper eyelid while preserving the natural crease.
Work on the fat pads, skin and supporting structures of the lower eyelid. The approach is chosen according to anatomy.
Combined correction of the upper and lower eyelids within a single plan, when indications exist in both zones.
A good result does not make the eyes look "different". It removes the anatomical causes of a tired look and preserves the character of the face.
Professor Fayzullin assesses the brow, upper and lower eyelid, malar area and symmetry as a single system. The volume of tissue removal is always conservative and justified.
Excessive removal of skin or fat can impair function and naturalness. Precision matters more than radicalism.
Assessment of the eyelids, brow position, symmetry, tissue tone and eye condition.
Medical history, lab tests and, if necessary, an ophthalmologist consultation.
Choosing the zones, the approach and the scope of work on skin and fat pads.
Performed with the appropriate type of anaesthesia depending on the scope of intervention.
Cooling recommendations, eye-area care and temporary activity restrictions.
Swelling and scar colour subside gradually; the result is assessed over time.
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The information on this page is for general guidance. Indications, the scope of surgery, contraindications and recovery times are determined by the doctor after an in-person consultation and examination.