Consultation and examination
A thorough medical history and clinical examination are performed. The most appropriate technique and possible complications are discussed.
Lower eyelid correction addresses bags, excess skin, and fat deposits under the eyes while preserving a natural eye contour.
These changes often result from aging, hereditary predisposition, or laxity of the tissues around the eye.
The procedure creates a fresher appearance and can improve the transition between the lower eyelid and cheek.
During the consultation, we assess which technique is most suitable for your lower eyelids.
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Bags under the eyes
Excess skin
Fat deposits
Deep groove at the transition between eyelid and cheek
Correction is performed using the 5-step transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty. First, the incision is made on the inner side of the eyelid.
Fat compartments are assessed and redistributed or reduced, the tear trough is softened through fat transposition, excess skin can be removed with a skin pinch, and support of the lower eyelid is reinforced.
Inner eyelid
The incision is made on the inner side of the eyelid.
5 steps
Fat, tear trough, skin, and support are treated step by step.
Natural transition
The goal is blending of the eyelid into the cheek while respecting the anatomy.
Dr. Thomas Muyldermans
Book your consultation hereA clear path with personal guidance, from the first conversation to a beautiful and natural result.
A thorough medical history and clinical examination are performed. The most appropriate technique and possible complications are discussed.
The approach is tailored to bags, excess skin, and support of the lower eyelid.
The lower eyelids are corrected in five consecutive steps.
You will be limited in normal social activities for about one week. Swelling and bruising usually disappear within that week.
After about one week, sutures can be removed. Steri-Strips provide local pressure for two weeks. Eye drops are prescribed for the first week.
With an incision on the inner side of the eyelid only, there are no external scars. With a skin pinch, there is a fine scar just below the lashes that fades after several months.
Fat transposition softens the tear trough and helps blend the transition from eyelid to cheek.
Driving yourself is not recommended, as your vision may be somewhat blurred immediately after the procedure.
Eye drops are prescribed for the first week after the procedure.
Sutures can be removed after about one week.