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Blepharoplasty

The eyes are not only “windows to the soul” but also a telltale sign of aging, mood, and how much sleep we got last night. Under-eye swelling, loose lid skin, and noticeable wrinkling detract from the eyes’ natural beauty. And, despite the claims made by manufacturers of creams and serums, these products cannot remedy more significant concerns. These issues can only be corrected surgically with Eyelid Surgery, or Blepharoplasty by a professional plastic surgeon like our team at The South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery in Fort Lauderdale.


The South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery is home to some of Fort Lauderdale’s most respected facial and eyelid plastic surgeons. Eyelid surgery, also called a blepharoplasty, can be performed on the upper eyelids, lower eyelids, or both the upper and lower eyelids. A quad blepharoplasty will address both the upper and lower eyelids and can dramatically improve the appearance of the entire face for a patient correcting years of aging in a single surgery. Whether surgically improving the lower, upper, or both, a blepharoplasty rejuvenates the appearance of the eyelids by addressing the effects of aging. Eyelid surgery can reduce loose and sagging skin that unnatural folds and can even impair a patient’s field of vision. As we age, it is common that bags and fatty deposits will develop under the eyes. During a blepharoplasty, eye bags can be removed creating a youthful under eye area. While no two patients have the same eyelid concerns, the plastic surgeons at the South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery have helped thousands of patients improve the appearance of the areas surrounding the eyes with Eyelid Lift surgery, leaving them with a wide-eyed, rejuvenated appearance.

Starting at $1,999

  • Remove excess skin and fat from the upper and/or lower lids.
  • Tighten the eyelid skin and muscles.
  • Improve to the appearance of undereye puffiness.
  • Smooth wrinkles around the eyelids.
  • Redistribute displaced fat.

Eyelid Lift, or Blepharoplasty surgery starts at $1,999 is performed on the upper or lower eyelids alone, not including anesthesia and surgeon fees. If performing a quad Blepharoplasty on both the upper and lower eyelids, the surgery starts at $2,999, not including anesthesia and surgeon fees. The cost depends on several factors, including the complexity of the procedure and the number of areas where surgery will be performed. Your eyelid surgery will be tailored to your individual needs and concerns, and the actual cost will be determined during your initial consultation.

The South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery is committed to helping our patients find the most convenient payment method for their procedure. We work with three third-party financing companies, Alphaeon, United Medical and Advance Care Card to offer flexible payment plans with instant approval based upon your credit score. Through our network of experienced physicians and vendors, as well as our agreements with competitive lenders, we’re confident that we can find a payment option that suits your lifestyle.

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Before & After Blepharoplasty

Actual Patients Shown Before And After Surgery. Your Results May Vary.


Procedure done by Dr. Cucin
Procedure done by Dr. Pinnella
Procedure done by Dr. Pinnella
Procedure done by Dr. Pinnella
Procedure done by Dr. Alexander
Procedure done by Dr. Alexander
Procedure done by Dr. Elnekaveh
Procedure done by Dr. Alexander
Procedure done by Dr. Alexander
Procedure done by Dr. Alexander
Procedure done by Dr. Alexander
Procedure done by Dr. Elnekaveh
Procedure done by Dr. Pinnella
Procedure done by Dr. Pinnella

    The Blepharoplasty Process

    Consult

    During your initial visit, expect to provide your complete medical history, including all your medications, allergies, and previous surgeries. You’ll also undergo an extensive physical exam and blood tests before your surgeon takes photographs to aid in planning and performing your Eyelid Lift. Finally, you’ll receive important instructions to prepare for treatment, as well as a realistic explanation of the results you can expect to achieve.

    Procedure

    Eyelid Lift, or Blepharoplasty surgery is performed by first making an elliptical incision in the eyelid. Excess skin, muscle, and fat bags will be removed and the incision will be closed with stitches. In addition, residual fatty tissue deposits may be removed through liposuction as each Eyelid Lift is unique, depending upon the needs of each patient.

    Recovery

    After surgery, you will experience some discomfort once your anesthesia wears off. Our goal is to keep you as comfortable as possible. So, your surgeon will provide you with medication to mitigate any pain and soreness. Some swelling and discoloration are expected, but they usually subside in five to ten days. Ice compresses will be applied and should be continued for 24 hours after your procedure.

    Post Surgery

    You will need a trusted person to take you home after surgery, and you should remain under their care for 24 hours. You should rest and keep visitors and telephone calls to a minimum for the first two days. Stitches will be removed four days after surgery.

    Blepharoplasty Testimonials

    Melissa L.

    “The surgeons at the South Florida Center are amazing. I’m so happy that I chose them to handle my eyelid surgery. My doctor made me feel comfortable in my consultation, the day of the surgery and the consultations after the surgery. I will definitely refer them to anybody!!!”

    – Melissa L.

    Eyelid Lift, or Blepharoplasty surgery is performed by removing excess skin, muscle and fat bags through an incision in the eyelid and closed with stitches.

    Your initial visit with your surgeon will help you prepare for your procedure and get an idea of what to expect during recovery. Your surgeon will also perform a complete physical examination, take blood tests, and take photos of your treatment area during the consultation. Feel free to talk to your doctor about the exact look you are hoping to achieve and any questions you have about your procedure.

    Operating time to perform both upper and lower eyelids takes approximately one to two hours. Less time is required if the procedure is performed only on either the lower or upper eyelids.

    Our professional M.D. Anesthesiologist always administers general anesthesia for all surgical procedures. In some cases, a blepharoplasty can be performed under local anesthesia if the patient is not a candidate for general anesthesia.

    Yes. An Eyelid Lift, or Blepharoplasty is done as an outpatient procedure in our Fort Lauderdale office based surgery facility. However, it will be necessary that you have someone to pick you up after surgery, take you home, and stay with you for at least 24 hours. Patients are expected to return to our office the day following surgery for their first post-operative appointment.

    Most people return to work and can resume regular activities in less than a week. While recovery time may differ from patient to patient, discuss your lifestyle and procedure with the surgeon can help you to define a recovery plan that suits the individual patient.

    Patient pictures are showing Before and After results are actual patients – Individual results vary. Client Testimonials are based on personal experience and are the opinion of individual clients. Any claims made on this website are intended to provide information about procedures provided here. Realistic Individual results will be discussed with you based on your information with an initial consult with a doctor or health care professional provided for your free consultation. The information provided is NOT intended as medical advice and is for your general knowledge only.