True or False: Understanding Band Aid Eyelid Surgery
Some plastic surgery procedures offer benefits that can help a smaller or more specific group of people. Then there are procedures like eyelid surgery that are routinely in-demand for patients of any kind. After all, who doesn’t want a safe and trustworthy way to look younger? As an added perk for some eyelid surgery patients, I offer my signature Band Aid Eyelid Surgery procedure, which can provide a less-invasive, but still outstanding surgical alternative. Today I thought it would be instructive to discuss a few true and false statements about Band Aid Eyelid Surgery to better educate prospective patients.
Band Aid Eyelid Surgery Can Treat Multiple Signs of Aging
This is true. While the results of Band Aid Eyelid Surgery are intended to be more modest than those of traditional blepharoplasty, the procedure can still be used to effectively address multiple common signs of aging in the eye area. Band Aid Eyelid Surgery can also help patients who experience “bags” or puffiness under their eyes by removing fat deposits and sagging skin (if needed) from the lower eyelids. We will discuss the full list of benefits and potential results during the eyelid surgery consultation appointment.
There Will Be No Downtime for Recovery Needed After Band Aid Eyelid Surgery
This is false. There is no such thing as plastic surgery without a recovery period. However, it is a fact that the post-surgery recovery period from this procedure is shorter than recovery following traditional eyelid surgery. Band Aid Eyelid Surgery is performed in my office using gentle numbing instead of general anesthesia, which also means no trips to a hospital or surgery center will be required, which in turn provides savings to the patient.
Band Aid Eyelid Surgery Results Will Continue to Improve With Time
This is true of all plastic surgery procedures, and Band Aid Eyelid Surgery is certainly no exception. The body needs time to properly heal and adjust following any procedure, even less invasive procedures. However, the results of Band Aid Eyelid Surgery will be noticeable sooner than many other procedures due to the use of smaller surgical incisions. However, results will continue to improve for weeks (and months) after the procedure until the final results can be seen. It is important to note that no surgery can stop the clock, so although it is not that common to need a second eyelid surgery procedure, some do choose this in 10-20 years after their first procedure as new signs of aging emerge.
No matter which type of eyelid surgery that my patient eventually chooses, the results are reliably long-lasting and genuinely incredible. For more information on eyelid surgery or to schedule a plastic surgery consultation appointment today, contact me, Dr. John LeRoy. You can follow along with me on Facebook for additional tips, practice news, and much more.