If you are considering cosmetic surgery to reduce the appearance of under-eye bags, you should know the side effects and procedure time. Transcutaneous eye bag surgery and dermal fillers are two options. Below are the side effects of these procedures. You can read on to learn more about this procedure and any side effects. Smoother skin and less visible pores are possible after surgery. After the procedure, you'll look younger and more refreshed.
Transcutaneous eye bag surgery
Before you decide to have transcutaneous eyes bag surgery, make sure you know what to expect. Although most people will recover quickly, there are some who may take longer. The procedure is very straightforward. Your surgeon will use an incision beneath the lash line to access the muscles and excess skin. The surgeon may also increase the fat. The surgery is safe in general, but there are risks. Those risks are minimal and should not deter you from seeking this surgery.
Dermal fillers
Under-eye bags are often treated with injectable fillers. They can improve volume and reduce puffiness. However they can also exaggerate or accentuate under-eye puffiness. Although injectable fillers can be safe and effective for moderate to heavy bags, some doctors do recommend them for more severe bags. But, filler treatment should be limited to the right type of patient, since excessive or extreme bags will require a different approach.
There are other options available
If you are looking to permanently remove eyebags, surgical eyelid operation may be the best option. This procedure removes excess fat and skin under the eyelids. This procedure is typically performed under local anesthesia in an outpatient setting. Some of the possible side effects are watery eyes, dryness, swelling, and bruising. People may also experience blurred or double vision following surgery. Rare complications include bleeding, injury to the eye muscles, or corneal abrasion.
Side effects
Some side effects may occur after your procedure. Some people may experience swelling and bruising in the area around their eyes. If you are having lower blepharoplasty procedures, there may be some swelling. You can reduce swelling by applying cold compresses. 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 decide to undergo blepharoplasty surgery you need to know what the costs are. This is usually an outpatient procedure. It reduces the appearance under-eye bags by removing excess skin and fatty tissues. The entire procedure takes less than an hour. In some cases, you can even have the surgery done the same day. The recovery period is between two and four months. Insurance does not cover blepharoplasty. The average cost is between $75 and $9200.