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Blepharoplasty Ohio - Eyelid Surgery Ohio

Contact these eyelid surgery specialists in Ohio, offering blepharoplasty, upper and lower eyelid surgery and other facial plastic surgery procedures. Learn more about the benefits of Blepharoplasty - Eyelid Surgery.

Robert Stroup, MD
Advanced Concepts in Plastic Surgery

1611 S. Green Rd
Cleveland, OH 44121

Robert Stroup, MD
Geauga Medical Building

13170 Ravenna Road
Chardon, OH 44024

John F. Flory, MD
 

5155 Bradenton Ave
Dublin, OH 43017

John F. Flory, MD
 

4461 State Route 159
Chillicothe, OH 45601

Daniel G. Kuy, MD, FACS
Mangat, Kuy & Holzapfel Plastic

8044 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, OH 45236

Steven P. Schmidt, MD
Plastic Surgery Institute of Dayton,

9985 Dayton Lebanon Pike
Centerville, OH 45458

Gregory M. Fedele, MD, FACS

25201 Chagrin Blvd.
Beachwood, OH 44122

Jason B. Lichten, MD, FACS
Central Ohio Plastic Surgery, Inc.

135 North Ewing Street
Lancaster, OH 43130

Jason B. Lichten, MD, FACS
Central Ohio Plastic Surgery, Inc.

3964 Hamilton Square Boulevard
Groveport, OH 43125

John F. Zavell, MD, FACS
Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgeons

2865 N. Reynolds
Toledo, OH 43615

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Blepharoplasty is surgery that is performed on the eyelids to correct droopiness by removing excess skin, fat and muscle. As you age, the muscles supporting the eyelids stretch and weaken which results in the buildup of excess fat on upper and lower lids. This can cause sagging brows, drooping upper lids and bags under the eyes. Severely drooping lids can also impair vision.

Having blepharoplasty in Ohio is usually performed in an outpatient clinic. Before deciding if eyelid surgery is right for you, you must consider the benefits and risks associated with this procedure. One benefit of an eyelid lift is that it can make you appear younger by tightening the skin around the eyes. Another advantage is that it may improve your vision if you have extremely baggy lids.

As with any surgery, there are risks involved with blepharoplasty such as infection and a reaction to anesthesia. These risks are unlikely to occur as your plastic surgeon will know your medical background and will monitor your healing progress after surgery. Other risks can include temporary numbness of the eyelids and areas surrounding the eye, dry eyes, temporary changes in vision, abnormal eyelid function and scarring. There is a minute chance of blindness that can occur due to bleeding behind the eye. This risk is very minimal, but is one that the patient should be aware of. You should talk to your plastic surgeon about these risks and any other concerns you may have about having blepharoplasty in Ohio.

Before eyelid surgery, your plastic surgeon will obtain a complete medical history for you. You will then undergo a complete physical examination. This examination includes a vision test and tear production. Your plastic surgeon may also measure parts of your eyelids. Your eyes will also be photographed from several different angles in order to help plan for eyelid surgery and to assess the immediate and long-term effects of the surgery. Your physician will also discuss with you your expectations of the eyelid surgery and what you hope to accomplish.

In order to prepare you for surgery, you will be asked to avoid taking aspirin and other drugs one week before surgery. You will also be asked to avoid sun exposure before surgery and two to three weeks thereafter. You will also need to arrange for someone to drive you to and from surgery and also spend the first night with you after surgery.

Your Ohio blepharoplasty surgeon will insert numbing medication into the eyelids and will give you a sedative intravenously to help you relax. If you are having surgery on both the upper and lower lids, your doctor will most likely work on the upper lid first. A tiny incision will be made at the natural crease of the upper lid. Excess fat, skin and muscle will be removed. The incision may be sutured with tiny stitches, and in some cases surgical tape or skin adhesives may be used. Then, the same is done to the lower lid.

The procedure usually takes less than two hours. You will spend some time in a recovery room and will be monitored for a few hours after surgery to ensure there are no complications. You will be required to use an ointment on the eyelids to protect them and to prevent dryness. Pain is minimal and healing time can be up to three weeks.

If you feel that having blepharoplasty in OH is right for you, you should contact a plastic surgeon to schedule a consultation.

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