Blepharoplasty is generally referred to as small incision liposuction combined with continuous blepharoplasty to remove excess fat from the subcutaneous tissues of the eye and face.
In the clinical management of patients with asymmetrical blepharoplasty, a combination of small incision liposuction and continuous blepharoplasty is more likely to improve the aesthetics of the patient’s eyes. Patients with swollen eyelids usually have a single eyelid and can have the swollen eyelid removed by surgically removing excess fat from the subcutaneous tissue of the eyelid.
This procedure improves the patient’s satisfaction with the aesthetics of the eyelid after surgery and causes less damage to the eyelid, which facilitates the patient’s recovery.
It is recommended that patients go to a regular medical institution for this treatment, and communicate with their doctor before liposuction to understand the specific procedure, risks associated with the surgery, preoperative design, etc., and to be psychologically prepared.