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What is Blepharoplasty?
Blepharoplasty or Eyelid Surgery, is a plastic surgery procedure that’s helps improve the appearance of the patient’s eyes. This cosmetic procedure is perfect for both upper and lower eyelids, helping to remove excessive skin, fat and muscle from them to make you appear younger, better and healthier. That’s what our Plastic Surgeons in New Jersey provide at Plastic Surgery Group. With upto 10 Years of experience in handling Blepharoplasty cases, we’re well equipped to handle all eyelid related concerns you may have.
If you have puffy eyes or sagging underbags with concerns that you appear tired due to how you look, then you’ve come to the right place. Our world renowed, board certified surgeons Dr. Allen D.Rosa and Dr. Valerie J. Ablaza perform the best blepharoplasty procedure in New Jersey in a budget you’d be comfortable with.
So drop by the lower side of New Jersey at our clinic in Montclair, NJ for a one-on-one meeting with our consultants or have a call with us. We’ll be happy to provide you with eyelid surgery options that fit your personal needs.
Blepharoplasty Before & After Our Procedures
Our Blepharoplasty Procedure in New Jersey
Modern Blepharoplasty techniques by our surgeons ensure safety and amazing results that would make your time and investment worthwhile. The entire Eyelid Procedures takes between 1-2 Hours, and with capable hands like Dr. Ablaza, you’ll receive complete post-op care instructions.
During a blepharoplasty, the plastic surgeon carefully makes small incisions along the natural folds of your upper or lower eyelids. This allows them to remove any extra skin, fat, or muscle. Once that’s done, they close the incisions stitches, sending you home to heal with plans tailored to your surgery and needs.
What are the Types of Eyelid Surgeries?
Upper Eyelid Blepharoplasty
Upper eyelid blepharoplasty targets the removal of excess skin and fat above the eyes. This procedure is ideal for patients with drooping eyelids that create a tired or aged look. It can also help if the excess skin obstructs vision.
Lower Eyelid Blepharoplasty
This procedure is focused on addressing puffiness or bags under the eyes. Lower eyelid blepharoplasty can also improve the appearance of dark circles by tightening the skin and removing fat deposits.
Transconjunctival Blepharoplasty
A less invasive form of blepharoplasty, transconjunctival surgery involves making small incisions inside the eyelid. This technique leaves no visible scarring and is often used for patients with excess fat but minimal skin sagging.
Blepharoplasty Recovery
Patients typically need to take one to two weeks off from work or their everyday activities. Although many patients have recovered sufficiently to return to work within one week, it may take up to two weeks for all residual symptoms to subside completely, so it is not readily apparent that the patients have had any “work” done on their eyes.
The treatment area may be swollen or bruised, but, again, these symptoms should improve within about two weeks of surgery. During this time, individuals may opt to use makeup to conceal any bruising or discoloration. Patients should avoid strenuous activity, including vigorous exercise, for about two weeks (Walking is fine.)
Sutures placed on the upper eyelid or beneath the lower eyelashes are removed about five days after surgery during a follow-up appointment. Stitches positioned inside the lower eyelid will dissolve on their own. With proper care, any scars from the incisions should fade over time and eventually become nearly invisible once the treatment area has healed.
Ideal Blepharoplasty Candidate
Suitable candidates for eyelid surgery generally include individuals who:
- Have an overall healthy self-image but are bothered by the look of their sagging upper eyelids, drooping lower eyelids or both.
- Are possibly frustrated with the look of “monolids”
- Are in good overall health
- Have made the independent decision to pursue eyelid surgery
- Are not currently pregnant
How Much Does Blepharoplasty Cost in NJ?
A Blepharoplasty procedure in New Jersey can cost between $2000-$6000, depending on the needs of the patient (Upper/Lower Eyelid Restoration costs higher). You can get a personalised quote with us Today at our Montclair, NJ clinic.
Top blepharoplasty surgeons in NJ
Dr. Allen D.Rosa
Dr. Allen D. Rosa is widely recognized as one of New Jersey’s top blepharoplasty surgeons at Plastic Surgery Group New Jersey. As a board-certified plastic surgeon specializing in eyelid surgery, he combines advanced surgical techniques with an artistic eye to deliver natural-looking results. His expertise addresses both cosmetic concerns like drooping eyelids and under-eye bags, as well as functional issues that may impair vision. Patients appreciate his meticulous approach and ability to create refreshed, youthful appearances while maintaining their unique facial characteristics.
What sets Dr. Rosa apart is his commitment to personalized care and precision in every procedure. Using minimally invasive techniques, he ensures minimal scarring and faster recovery times for his blepharoplasty patients. His dual focus on aesthetics and functionality has made him a trusted choice for those seeking eyelid surgery in New Jersey. Whether addressing age-related changes or congenital concerns, Dr. Rosa’s skillful approach consistently achieves beautiful, natural-looking results that enhance his patients’ confidence and quality of life.
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To schedule a one-on-one consultation with one of our board-certified plastic surgeons to find out more about eyelid surgery, please contact the Plastic Surgery Group by calling (973) 233-1933.
