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Risks of Lower Blepharoplasty | Lower Eyelid Surgery FAQ

Board certified London based facial cosmetic and plastic surgeon, Dr. Julian De Silva discusses the risks of lower blepharoplasty and how to reduce these risks. The common healing factors of a lower blepharoplasty include swelling, bruising, numbness and tightness. These conditions improve significantly within the first two week after surgery. Some patients may feel dryness or grittiness after surgery, which is relatively uncommon. More serious risks associated with lower blepharoplasty include damage to vision, lower eyelid retraction, and change in lower eyelid shape. These serious risks are rare and can be reduced by taking precautions before and after surgery. To reduce the risk of complication after lower blepharoplasty, it is important to find the best lower eyelid surgeon. Your surgeon should be experienced in lower eyelid surgery and know how to reduce possible risks. Dr. Julian De Silva also recommended patients to avoid blood thinners found in certain foods and medicines. Patients should provide their surgeon with a detailed history of any medical issues or procedures performed previously. Learn more about lower blepharoplasty surgery with Dr. Julian De Silva at his London surgical center or visit www.londonfacialplasticsurgery.co.uk.