2026-05-23
Lower Blepharoplasty
Case report of lower blepharoplasty for a man in his 50s with moderate under-eye fat bulging, corrected via fat repositioning without aggressive skin excision.
* Basic Information
· Age: 50s male
· Under-eye fat: Moderate puffiness
· Skin condition: Mild laxity with good overall elasticity
· Chief complaint: 'My under-eyes look puffy and untidy.'
* Consultation
· This gentleman in his 50s is primarily troubled by under-eye fat bulging.
· Fat repositioning will create clean, smooth lower eyelids.
· Aggressive skin excision raises the risk of ectropion (lower eyelid eversion).
* Plan
Lower Blepharoplasty
* Post-operative Progress
· The under-eyes look smooth and clean — excellent results :)
* Key Points
· Trying to fix sagging lower eyelid skin by removing too much tissue can cause ectropion (lower eyelid eversion). This not only looks unsightly but causes severe eye irritation and significant discomfort. Excessive skin removal must always be avoided!
Consult and surgery with a board-certified plastic surgeon!
Stay healthy and beautiful today :)
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Post-operative complications such as bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry may occur and can vary by individual; careful attention is required.