[Lari Plastic Surgery] Before and After Upper Blepharoplasty and Lower Blepharoplasty

As we age, it is only natural for the skin to loosen and sag.

However, how we respond to and improve this condition

depends on each person’s individual needs and wishes.

It may seem like it would not happen to this extent, but because we cannot predict how aging will appear,

we need to find ways to improve these changes.

When aging begins, the skin around the eyes, which is the thinnest skin on the face,

is more likely to sag faster and more than other areas.

Sagging skin can cover the eyes and create bags under the eyes,

leaving a poor impression.

This is when upper blepharoplasty and lower blepharoplasty are needed.

Through upper blepharoplasty, the sagging skin is removed to smooth out multiple wrinkles

and neatly define the double eyelid into a single line.

Lower blepharoplasty removes the protruding fat layer under the eyes,

and, like upper blepharoplasty, trims away excess sagging skin

to naturally smooth out the bulging area beneath the eyes.

Even if you undergo upper and lower blepharoplasty,

the wrinkles you expected will not be completely smoothed out.

However, because most of the wrinkles are smoothed and refined,

you can have a more youthful impression that makes you look about 10 years younger,

so the change is significant and the level of satisfaction is very high.

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