It is first important to understand the values and qualifications of your surgeon.  Do they have your best interests at heart?

This involves a thorough facial assessment especially focused around the eyes.

Blepharoplasty or eyelid lift or tissue reduction surgery involves removal of excess soft tissue around the eyelids to give it a better or lifted appearance.  This does not involve lifting the brows through brow lift surgery.

Brow lift surgery involves lifting the brows through surgery.  This does not involve removal of excess tissue of the eyelids.

Not all patients are suitable for blepharoplasty or brow lift surgery as it depends on a host of various aspects namely your soft tissue dimensions, soft tissue condition, medical issues, and many more various aspects that will be discussed with you confidently at your consultation with Dr Nara.

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There are differences between upper and lower eyelid blepharoplasty.  Each surgery has its inherent risks and complications.  There are various technical surgical components to either upper or lower eyelid blepharoplasty.  Upper eyelid blepharoplasty surgery relates to aeshetic surgery of the lid above the eyeball whereas lower eyelid surgery refers to aesthetic surgery of the lid below the eyeball.
Combining both surgeries simultaneously, meaning performing both upper and lower eyelid blepharoplasty surgery at the same time in the same operation will increase the overall risks of surgery.

There are various surgical maneuvres pertaining to the eyelids.  Tissue removal depends on your goals of surgery, safety and realistic expectations.  It is imperative for you to have a thorough consultation with Dr Nara.

Essentially, skin only removal removes only the top layer of the skin to give the eyelids are fuller appearance but with less saggy tissues.

Skin removal with muscle would address bulky tissues of the eyelids.

However, there are advantages and disadvantages for each surgical maneuvre which would be discussed at your consultation.  Simply book in for an appointment to find out more.

This is a common question asked.  Whilst important to all patients, you may want to consider a few aspects that are best answered with questions..

• Who is your surgeon?  Do they have formal training in cosmetic surgery?
• Is your surgeon equipped with the skill, experience and qualifications to perform cosmetic surgery?
• Are you prepared to take time off work to accommodate for the recovery of surgery?
• Do I understand the consent process fully including the risks, complications and possibility of revisions for any surgical intervention?
• Will I receive good follow-up care and be compliant with the instructions given to me?
• Will I make things easier for myself after surgery? For example, who will look after the dog or the cat?

For details regarding our consultation free to contact us where terms and conditions apply. However, formalised quotes can only be provided to you upon your unique exclusive consultation with Dr Kishen Nara.  This is because each patient is unique with varying structures and underlying medical conditions.

Incision lengths may vary depending on your goals and surgical techniques used.  Generally, incision lengths may vary depending on the shape of your eyelids.  It also depends on what your goals of surgery are.   Most importantly, consider who you surgeon is, whether they are particular about surgical technique and whether you are having this operation in a facility that meets the high standards of healthcare.

Incisions for eyelid surgery will vary depending on what you would like to have achieved for surgery.
This also depends on your realistic expectations.
Dr Nara tailors the incision to your expectations and respective dimensions. 

All patients will develop some degree of discomfort after any surgery including cosmetic blepharoplasty or eyelid surgery.  This also depends on your previous experience, pain tolerance and expectations.  At RevAesthetic, we focus on managing your discomfort so that you have a concise after care plan.  It is worth noting that each patient responds differently to surgery and each person's experience is unique.

Sleeping is very important to rejuvente your strength and heal from surgery.  At RevAesthetic, we want to ensure that your beauty sleep is maintained.  Whilst every effort by yourself and the team is done to ensure you are comfortable, all patients will experience some degree of discomfort after all you have had surgery and something is at least different that will affect your sleep.  The best thing to do is to ensure that you do not put pressure on th face after surgery.  You have to sleep facing up for a period of time before you are allowed to sleep from side to side.  This will actually help you to be more comfortable and in fact you will get better quality of sleep.  One trick is to make sure you have your box of tissues, water bottle ( plastic not glass), and medications right next to you all within arms reach so that you do not need to worry about your sleep.  Further instructions will be provided to you during your recovery by our surgical team at RevAesthetic.

Generally, most patients at RevAesthetic return back to work within one week.  This depends on the surgery you had.  Some patients may require a further extension of another week and strict precautions to follow after surgery.

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In order to optimise your results, it is imperative to understand about the training, qualifications and experience of your surgeon.  Training needs to be specific to cosmetic surgery.

It is important to experience a thorough consultation so that your concerns can be heard adequately and you have time to consider all the options available to you.

After surgery, follow all the instructions provided to you and communicate with the team at RevAesthetic in order to minimise any complications and maximise your results of surgery.

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All surgery has it's inherent risks and complications including cosmetic eyelid surgery.  It is imperative to have a thorough informed consent process prior to any surgery.

All patients have a certain degree of bruising and swelling after surgery as this would not just extend to the mid face but also the lower face.  There may be some temporary blurness of vision.  

Other risks may involve wound breakdown, assymetry, and inadequate excess skin removed.  Therefore a handful of patients may have further skin removed in future if at all there appears to be excess skin.

Further details are discussed at your consultation with Dr Nara.

All patients are unique and different.  Each eyelid is unique and no two sides are the same.  The common issues may involve excess of soft tissue which may present as excess skin of the upper eyelid or at times a triple eyelid appearance.  

In addition, some patients may have excess of fatty tissue that may present as an excessive fullness of the upper eyelid or lower eyelid.

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Write down three specific goals you want to achieve and bring this to the consultation.

Ask your surgeon what training and qualifications do they have in cosmetic surgery.

Realistic expectations are important.

Take time to think if you feel that your concerns are looked into at your consultation. 

Do not rush, time is on your side.

1. Aesthetic eyelid surgery should only be performed in the hands of doctors who are trained specific to cosmetic surgery.

2.Understand that lower eyelid surgery usually carries more risks than upper eyelid surgery.

3. Surgery for lower eyelid surgery is more intricate and complex compared to upper eyelid surgery.  This is not to trivialise any of the risks related to upper eyelid surgery.

4. There are different and diverse aspects with regards to lower eyelid surgery that will be discussed at your consultation with Dr Nara.

5.Take time to make an informed decision. Ask questions and understand them well.