Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about eye health, eyelid conditions and tear duct problems. This section provides general information; assessment and treatment options for your individual needs are determined after an eye examination. Please contact the clinic if you have a personal enquiry.
How long does it take to recover after blepharoplasty?
Post-surgery, in addition to medical treatments, cold compresses should be applied for 48-72 hours. Patients can typically return to desk work or activities that do not require intense physical exertion 3-4 days after surgery, and engage in social activities requiring physical activity after an average of 7 days. Stitches are removed between days 7-10.
How is excessive tearing treated?
In patients presenting with complaints of excessive tearing, the evaluation should include inquiries into the patient's age, duration of symptoms, and presence of any additional medical conditions. Detailed eye examination, assessment of the tear ducts, and nasal evaluation are necessary to identify the underlying cause. Subsequently, treatment options such as medication or surgical intervention are planned based on the identified cause.
What are the treatment options for under-eye dark circles?
Treatment for under-eye dark circles depends on the underlying cause. For dark circles related to skin pigmentation, under-eye mesotherapy and laser systems are effective treatments. For hollows causing dark circles, fillers are an option for treatment.
By which method is brow lift surgery performed?
Brow lift surgery can be performed using different techniques depending on the patient's needs, including surgical brow lift procedures or non-surgical methods for brow lifting.
What are the costs of eyelid aesthetic surgery?
Eyelid aesthetic surgery is a personalized procedure that needs to be planned based on the individual's eyelid structure and the surgical technique required for correction. Therefore, the cost varies and can be determined after a detailed examination by your physician.
At what age is blepharoplasty performed?
Blepharoplasty can be performed around the age of 18, when the anatomical structure of the face is typically fully developed. The patient's dissatisfaction with their current issue is taken into consideration here.