Our eyes reflect our true age. Restoring the problems caused by time in the periorbital area is of utmost importance as part of a comprehensive facial renewal. Blepharoplasty is a meticulous surgical procedure performed on both the upper and lower eyelids. It is a subtractive surgery that removes excess skin and fat, primarily in the lower eyelids, reshapes the outer canthus for lifting, and addresses any individual concerns using different surgical techniques. The goal is to achieve rejuvenation without visible surgical signs.
Dr. Tzamantaki particularly appreciates blepharoplasty for its exceptionally delicate and precise movements required during the procedure. It embodies the need for a truly “surgical touch” rather than a mere “surgery.” Instead of a regular scalpel, she uses the Plasma Blade, an advanced technology that provides simultaneous low-temperature cauterization while cutting the skin and coagulating blood vessels. This offers significant advantages in postoperative recovery, minimizing bruising and swelling. The result is a rapid and painless healing process, leaving high-quality, inconspicuous incisions.
Often, blepharoplasty is combined with other facial rejuvenation procedures for men, such as Scarless Face & Neck Lift, Vaser Lipo for double chin, or Virilization of the features with Fat Grafting, among others. Regardless, any intervention or procedure in the overall appearance of the face should be harmoniously combined. This ensures a comprehensive, natural renewal that enhances and highlights your masculine features.
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Dr. Tzamantaki’s philosophy allows her hands to produce only what she considers natural and aesthetically acceptable. The overall harmony and uniformity in the visible area of the face and neck do not allow for aesthetic imperfections or malpractice. For example, a 60-year-old gentleman with significant sagging of the upper eyelids and prominent lower eyelid bags can undergo both upper and lower blepharoplasty without neglecting the aesthetics of the forehead, temples, or neck. In this case, the problem is severe, affecting eyelid weight and vision. However, in other cases, when laxity is more pronounced in the neck and main facial areas, addressing only the eyelids will not solve the overall problem. It is these subtle balances in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery that need to be examined before making a decision about surgery. It is the uniqueness of facial renewal surgeries that we need to consider carefully. The right decision comes with proper guidance.
