Blepharoplasty in Iran

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General information about eyelid surgery in Iran

The following table describes general information about Blepharoplasty surgery in Iran including Blepharoplasty cost in Iran, recovery time, and to name but a few.

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What is Blepharoplasty?

Blepharoplasty (BLEF-uh-roe-plas-tee) or eyelid surgery is a type of surgery that repairs droopy eyelids and may involve removing excess skin, muscle and fat. As you age, your eyelids stretch, and the muscles supporting them weaken. As a result, excess fat may gather above and below your eyelids, causing sagging eyebrows, droopy upper lids and bags under your eyes.

Besides making you look older, severely sagging skin around your eyes can reduce your side vision (peripheral vision), especially the upper and outer parts of your field of vision. Blepharoplasty can reduce or eliminate these vision problems and make your eyes appear younger and more alert.

Blepharoplasty, also known as eye lift or eyelid, is a surgery that gives your face a dynamic and younger look. Blepharoplasty reduces bagginess from lower eyelids and removes excess skin from the upper eyelids.

An eye lift will not eliminate dark circles under the eyes, crow’s feet, or other facial wrinkles. It is often done along with other procedures such as laser resurfacing, filler injections, or forehead lifts.

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Before Blepharoplasty surgery

Why it’s done

You might consider blepharoplasty if droopy or sagging eyelids keep your eyes from opening completely or pull down your lower eyelids. Removing excess tissue from your upper eyelids can improve your vision.

Who Are the Best Candidates for Blepharoplasty Surgery?

Blepharoplasty may be an option if you have:

. Baggy or droopy upper eyelids

. Excess skin of the upper eyelids that interferes with your peripheral vision

. Excess skin on the lower eyelids

. Bags under your eyes

You may undergo blepharoplasty at the same time as another procedure, such as a brow lift, face-lift or skin resurfacing.

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Before your eyelid surgery, you’ll undergo:

. A physical examination. Your surgeon will conduct a physical examination, which may include testing your tear production and measuring parts of your eyelids.

. A vision examination. Your eye doctor will examine your eyes and test your vision, including your peripheral vision. This is needed to support an insurance claim.

. Eyelid photography. Your eyes will be photographed from different angles. These photos help with planning the surgery, assessing its immediate and long-term effects, and supporting an insurance claim.

And you’ll be asked to:

. Stop taking warfarin (Coumadin, Jantoven), aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin IB, others), naproxen sodium (Aleve, others), naproxen (Naprosyn), and any other medication or herbal supplement associated with increased bleeding. Ask your doctor how long before surgery you need to stop taking these medicines. Take only medications approved by your surgeon.

. Quit smoking several weeks before your surgery. Smoking can reduce your ability to heal after surgery.

. Arrange for someone to drive you to and from surgery if you’re having outpatient surgery. Plan to have someone stay with you for the first night after returning home from surgery.

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Preparation for a Blepharoplasty Procedure

You’ll need to clarify with your doctor whether you’ll be undergoing local or general anesthesia for your eyelid surgery.

If you have local anesthesia, you will remain awake during the procedure, but the area around your eyes will be numbed with a drug administered through a needle. Local anesthesia can be enhanced with the use of systemic sedatives given either orally or intravenously.

You may require general anesthesia if the blepharoplasty is more complicated or if you plan to undergo other cosmetic procedures at the same time.

If you need general anesthesia, you will be given an intravenous (IV) injection that will put you to sleep for the duration of the procedure, which lasts from one to two hours, depending on the complexity of the surgery and whether both upper and lower eyelids are involved.

Prior to the day of the procedure and particularly if you’ll be undergoing general anesthesia, you may be asked to take steps such as these:

. If your doctor advises this, stop taking any medication that can thin your blood and prevent it from clotting normally. This includes pain relievers such as aspirin and ibuprofen. You’ll need to stop these medications one to two weeks beforehand, to reduce the possibility of excess bleeding during the procedure.

. Eat only a light meal such as soup the evening before your surgery.

. Do not eat or drink anything after midnight.

. On the morning of your procedure, you should take essential medications — such as for blood pressure — with a small sip of water.

. Do not wear makeup of any kind on the day of surgery.

. Make sure someone is available to transport you home and watch after you during the first several hours after you are released following surgery.

Procedures typically are performed in a day clinic or at the doctor’s office. Ordinarily you would not need an overnight hospital stay unless you plan to have several complex cosmetic procedures that day.

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Blepharoplasty Surgery complication and Risks 

It’s common after eyelid surgery to temporarily have:

. Puffy, numb eyelids that are difficult to close at night

. Irritated, sensitive or watery eyes – this may last a few weeks

. Bruising that looks like a black eye

. Scars – these eventually fade to almost be invisible

Eyelid surgery can occasionally result in:

. Temporary blurred or double vision

. Your eyes looking slightly uneven (asymmetrical)

. A pool of blood collecting under the skin (haematoma) – this usually disappears on its own after a few weeks.

. Noticeable scarring

Rarely, it can result in more serious problems, including:

. Injury to eye muscles

. The lower eyelid drooping away from the eye and turning outwards (ectropion)

. The lower eyelid becoming pulled down and showing the white of the eye below the iris (eyelid retraction)

. Visual impairment – though this is extremely rare and many people find that their vision improves in the long term

Also, any type of operation carries a small risk of:

. Excessive bleeding

. Developing a blood clot in a vein

. Infection

. An allergic reaction to the anaesthetic

The surgeon should explain how likely these risks and complications are, and how they would be treated if they happen.

Occasionally, patients find the desired effect was not achieved and feel they need another operation.

During blepharoplasty in Iran

What Happens During Eyelid Surgery?

Blepharoplasty can be performed on upper eyelids, lower eyelids — or both at the same time.

During surgery, incisions are made in the natural folds of the eyelid, in the crease of the upper eyelid and just beneath the lashes or behind the lower eyelid. This way, incisions are virtually unnoticeable after they have healed.

While you are lying down during blepharoplasty, your surgeon will make precise markings to designate where excess skin and fat pads need to be removed. Some underlying muscle also may be removed.

These tissues are removed with surgical instruments such as scalpels, surgical scissors, radio-frequency cutting devices and sometimes cutting lasers. Sutures or tissue adhesives (glue) then are carefully applied to smooth and reconfigure areas around the eyebrows and eyelids.

During the procedure, your surgeon will make judgments about how much skin, muscle and/or fat to remove, based on a preoperative evaluation of factors such as your underlying facial muscle structure, bone structure and the symmetry of your eyebrows.

Dry eye patients frequently require that less tissue be removed to avoid exposing more of the eye to the air, which can cause symptoms to worsen.

Your surgeon also may use a carbon dioxide (CO2) laser to enhance the procedure by resurfacing skin and smoothing out any remaining wrinkles in the eyelid and eyebrow area.

In cases where the eyebrows also are droopy, a procedure to elevate the eyebrows also may be appropriate. This procedure, called a brow lift, involves making incisions into the scalp and tightening the skin to lift the eyebrows.

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5 Different eye shapes

These typesType of eyelid surgery of eyes might need some correction

1. Sleepy & Droopy Eyes

This type of eyes will make you look tired and lack of positive energy. It is likely that more than half of your iris is covered by your upper eyelid skin, and this might create a lazy and depressed look.

2. Asymmetrical Eyes

No one has the perfect asymmetry between left and right of the face. The more symmetrical your looks, the more beautiful people will see you.

3. Small Eyes

Having small eyes can hamper you from leaving a strong impression. You may also feel that after taking yourself a picture, your face looks relatively bigger because of your small eyes.

4. Sunken & Hollow Eyes

Sunken or hollow eyes make look older than you currently are. It also might make people think that you are sick and unhealthy.

5. Saggy Eyes

As you get older, having saggy skin around your eyes is inevitable. However, you can correct this before it’s too late by removing multi-layered upper eyelids and creating single and defined eyelids.

4 Types of Blepharoplasty surgery

1. Lower blepharoplasty Surgery:

What is lower eyelid surgery?

A lower blepharoplasty is carried out on the lower eyelids to help correct loose, drooping skin and eye bags between the lower eyelashes and the tops of the cheeks. It can also help to correct darker, creepy skin and puffiness under the eyes.

With lower lid surgery, your surgeon will make an incision either just inside the lower lid or just below the lower lash line.

Then they will remove the loose, creepy skin and fatty tissue that is causing the lower eyelids to droop and appear heavy.

You may then have dissolvable stitches or suture strips to close the incision. If you have suture strips, these will be removed by your surgical team around a week later.

Lower eyelid surgery usually takes longer than surgery to the upper eyelid and can take up to two hours.

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2. Upper blepharoplasty Surgery:

What is upper eyelid surgery?

An upper blepharoplasty is carried out on the upper eyelids to help improve the tone and tightness of the skin between the eyebrows and the upper eyelashes. It will help to minimize excess skin that can cause the upper lids to appear heavy and creased.

Your surgeon will make an incision in the skin of the upper eyelid where the skin naturally creases, to minimize scarring.

They will then remove the excess tissue that is causing the heavy eyelids (this can be fat, muscle or excess skin) before closing the incision using small stitches. These stitches are designed to dissolve or fall out over the weeks following surgery. Upper eyelid surgery usually takes around an hour.

Upper eyelid surgery is mostly performed to deal with vision disorders caused by excessive sagging of upper eyelid.

3. Laser blepharoplasty Surgery:

Laser technique is used to fix problems of sagging eyelids, under eye bags and especially wrinkles without any incision. This technique is suitable for those who doesn’t want to have an operation with incision or are not able to undergo a procedure with anesthesia.

4. Asian blepharoplasty Surgery:

Asians and people with Asian roots generally have single eyelids, so they don’t have visible folds and creases in their upper eyelids. This feature causes eyes look smaller, puffy or the face look tired. Asian eyelid surgery generally includes a small incision made in the upper eyelid from which the excess tissue containing fat and skin will be removed. With this incision, an eyelid fold is imitated. Asian eyelid surgery is designed to keep ethnic origin and glamorize the face and eye shape at the same time.

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After blepharoplasty surgery in Iran

What is the recovery time after eyelid surgery?

After surgery, you will be given pain relief medications to use once the anaesthetic wears off, and you may have eye pads on for a short while to help minimise bruising.

Your eye area, depending on whether you’ve had upper eyelid surgery, lower eyelid surgery or both, will feel tender, swollen and bruised in the days after surgery. Your eyes may also feel dry.

You will be given full instructions to follow on how to clean and care for your eyes in the weeks that follow surgery. Your surgeon may also give you antibiotic cream to use to help prevent an infection developing while your wounds heal.

The swelling and bruising will normally settle down after a week, but it may take up to six months for the full benefits of eyelid surgery to be noticeable.

You will normally need around a week off work and normal duties to recover from eyelid surgery. You should also refrain from driving for a few days or for as long as your surgeon has recommended.

Tips for eyelid surgery recovery

The following tips will help you recover successfully:

. When resting, use more pillows than normal to keep your head in an upright position to help minimise swelling.

. Use a cold pack on your eyes, if your surgeon has said this is advisable

. Wear wraparound sunglasses when outside to avoid irritation from strong sunlight, winds, dust or dirt.

. Take paracetamol or ibuprofen to help with any pain

. Follow the advice of your surgeon on cleaning your eyes and what ointments and/or drops to use.

. Avoid wearing contact lenses, swimming, doing anything that might cause you to sweat, and avoid smoking for at least a week or for as long as your surgeon has recommended.

. Avoid any unnecessary bending, lifting or physical activities. These can all increase the blood flow to the eyes.

. Have everyday items placed within easy reach. This means that tins, bottles, kitchen utensils and bathroom items are all close to hand.

. Avoid reading, or watching television for the first week following your surgery. It may be tempting to have the remote control near you but watching television can dry the eyes out so avoid doing this.

Blepharoplasty Surgeons

How can I find the best blepharoplasty surgeon in Iran?

Blepharoplasty surgeons in Iran can make your face more appealing. Blepharoplasty surgeons in Iran can also help you in making your final decision about what type of Blepharoplasty is more suitable for you.

It is important that you seek the assistance of experienced and skilled Blepharoplasty surgeons in Iran who have provided a suitable condition for people with limited budgets to do Blepharoplasty in Iran easily. It is worth explaining that the quality provided by Iranian surgeons is far higher than other countries including Turkey and India.

Blepharoplasty surgeons in Iran, have performed numerous procedures annually which make Blepharoplasty surgeons in Iran more experienced than other countries’ plastic surgeons, due to high demand and low costs of Blepharoplasty in Iran, thousands of people travel to Iran every year to undergo Blepharoplasty in Iran with the best Blepharoplasty surgeons at an affordable and reasonable price.

The factors that the best Blepharoplasty surgeons should have:

1. Experience

Because of performing a great number of procedures, they become knowledgeable and highly skilled which make them very famous worldwide.

2. Expertise in different types of Blepharoplasty surgery

It is of paramount importance that your surgeon be expert in various types of Blepharoplasty surgery.

We are happy to introduce a great number of Iranian surgeons who have all two above-mentioned features.

Plastic surgery hospitals in Iran

Tehran hospitals                                                                        

1. Moheb Kosar Hospital
2. Imam Khomeini Hospital
3. Ebnesina Hospital
4. Parsian Hospital
5. Pasteurno Hospital
6. Kasra Hospital
7. Treata Hospital

Shiraz hospitals

1. Mirhoseini Hospital
2. Ordibehesht Hospital
3. Mir Hospital
4. MRI hospital
5. Dena Hospital
6. Abualisina Hospital
7. Ghadir Mother and Child Hospital

Mashhad hospitals

1. Imam Reza Hospital
2. Mehregan Hospital
3. Hashemi Nezhad Hospital
4. Farabi Hospital
5. Mehr Hospital
6. Sina Hospital
7. Bentolhoda Hospital

Blepharoplasty Cost in Iran

Cost of blepharoplasty in Iran

Blepharoplasty cost varies, depending on the region of the country where you live, the surgeon, the surgeon’s subspecialty, the facility where the surgery is performed and the extent of eyelid surgery you need.

The minimum cost of blepharoplasty in Iran is about $700 for both eyes.

The different types of blepharoplasty have various price tags as well. On average, lower eyelid surgery cost start from $700, while the price of upper eyelid surgery is usually around $ 800-1000 for both eyes.