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What are the Possible Complications of Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery)?

Eyelid surgery is one of the most precise and delicate types of cosmetic surgery. Eyelid skin is the thinnest skin in the body at less than half a millimeter in thickness. Dr. Amiya Prasad is leading Eyelid Surgery Specialist dedicated to helping his patients look better and maintain optimal eye health . Unfortunately many general plastic surgeons do not have extensive training and experience with eye anatomy and function which can lead to too much removal of eyelid skin creating an unnatural "surprised" look. Further, many people suffer from compromised eye health caused by the inability to close their eyes properly. Lower eyelid surgery, frequently performed to remove puffy eye bags, is a common surgical procedure. Its popularity has unfortunately led to many patients having complications. Dr. Amiya Prasad, a leading eyelid specialist, performs lower eyelid surgery AKA lower blepharoplasty creating a natural-looking result that can leave virtually no trace of surgery. Many general plastic surgeons who perform the procedure have insufficient experience with eyelid support anatomy which results in eyelids being pulled down, skin exposure, eye overexposure, as well as excessive and visible scarring. Dr. Amiya Prasad performs complex reconstructive eyelid surgery for patients who come from all over the world who have complications. Complications that may arise during or after a blepharoplasty procedure may include the following: (1) excessive bleeding, (2) infection, (3) undesirable scarring, (4) vision loss, or (5) double vision. These complications do not only affect your appearance, but can also affect the health of your eyes. The term “complications”, however, must be clearly defined. For example, after having lower or upper eyelid surgery, your surgeon may need to address the issue of extra skin or more fat pockets. These are considered “enhancements” and not complications. In Dr. Prasad’s practice, people often come to him for revision surgery in order to correct bad results from a previous surgery done by another surgeon. One of the most common reasons people seek out revision surgery is for lower eyelid retraction after lower eyelid surgery. This is a complication wherein the eyes become irritated from the exposure of areas on the eye that were previously protected with the normal position of the lower eyelid. It is best to review these complications with your surgeon in order to determine how these complications are managed. For more information, visit our website: http://prasadcosmeticsurgery.com/pras... Or come to our clinic on the following address for a personal consultation today: Manhattan, New York City: 61 E 66th St, New York City, NY 10065 * (212) 265-8877 Garden City, Long Island: 901 Stewart Ave, Suite 206 – Garden City, NY 11530 * (516) 742-4636