Eyelid surgery other wise known as blepharoplasty is surgery for aging, beautification or to correct a medical problem of the eyelids. This type of procedure can be done on the upper eyelids, lower eyelids or both. We at the Infinity Life Center have experts in eyelid procedures both surgical and non surgical. The physicians and staff are familiar with all ethnic types from Caucasian, Asian, African American and others. We recognize the differences for considerations of beauty for each ethnic type.
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Eyelid Surgery Blepharoplasty Honolulu Hawaii
Our surgeons are experts in many conditions for corrective eyelid surgery and cosmetic improvements. These may be issues with excessive skin which blocks the vision, weak eye muscles, sagging, wrinkling or excess fat deposit which show a bulge. We also have the artistic sense to make the eye area more attractive.
Conditions treated with eyelid surgery-blepharoplasty
Many conditions of the eye area may need correction, but are not treated with eyelid surgery.
Time off for Blepharoplasty
Eyelid Surgery Blepharoplasty Honolulu Hawaii can be done many times with only local anesthesia and is usually less than a week off of work though it may be even shorter time off, as little as 3 days. This will of course depend on what exact eyelid procedure is done. The more complicated procedures may require 2 weeks.
Honolulu Hawaii is an excellent location for recovery for eyelid surgery. Many of our patients fly in have the procedure done and enjoy the scenery, even sitting on the nice beaches within a day or so. Our concierge service can make the arrangement. So consider enjoying Hawaii while you recover.
For more information please check out the articles on the right specifically regarding blepharoplasty. We have a host of surgical and non surgical procedures to improve your eyelids, each with advantages and disadvantages. This is best discussed with a expert consultation. Even better call us or contact us through email or arrange a virtual internet consultation.
