Unlike upper blepharoplasty, lower eyelid surgery is a more complex procedure that typically requires general anesthesia. Its primary goal is to rejuvenate the lower eyelids by removing excess protruding fat that causes under-eye bags and tightening the surrounding skin, resulting in a more youthful and refreshed appearance.

The surgery involves making a discreet incision just below the eyelashes. Through this incision, excess fat and tissue are removed, and the remaining skin is tightened. The incision is then closed with dissolvable sutures and strategically placed to be hidden within the natural creases of the eyelid, minimizing visible scarring.

Following surgery, patients may experience swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort around the eyes. To manage these symptoms, cold compresses, prescribed pain medication, and avoiding strenuous activities that strain the eyes are recommended. Patients are also advised to refrain from wearing contact lenses for a few weeks to allow proper healing.

Recovery from lower eyelid blepharoplasty is generally longer than upper eyelid surgery, and an overnight hospital stay may be required. However, the results are long-lasting, providing a refreshed, youthful appearance and boosting self-confidence by addressing under-eye bags and wrinkles.