Upper eyelid surge surgery is:
Upper eyelidry (also known as Blepharoplasty) is a surgery to remove pouches from above the eyes. As we get older, skin begins to lose its elasticity and creates a drooping effect otherwise known as hooded eyelids. Upper eyelid surgery also helps to create brighter, younger looking eyes.

Upper eyelid surgery will benefit for:
Most people who request upper eyelid surgery are in their mid thirties or older. However droopy eyelids can be a hereditary facial feature, and younger patients may consider to having the surgery.

The Surgery:
Upper eyelid surgery will undergo under local anesthesia. An incision will be made along the natural crease of the upper eyelid, and the skin separated from the tissue. Excess fat and skin are then removed and the incision closed with sutures.

Risks of upper eyelid surgery:
The risks from the upper eyelid surgery including damage to the eyeball, bleeding under the skin, infection, blood clotting, asymmetrical eyes or a sunken appearance if too much skin or fat has been removed.
Some patients may get side effects of upper eyelid surgery including bruising, swelling, dry, itchy eyes and blurred vision, but these will all settle down within a few weeks.

Recovery from upper eyelid surgery:
You may need to rest about 7-10 days after upper eyelid surgery, keep your head elevated when lying down.You should take a week off work, and, if sutures need to be removed, they will be taken out after a few days (unless dissolvable). Make-up should not be worn for a week and contact lenses for two weeks.