Patient education
Eye Bag Surgery: Guides
Twelve guides written for the person deciding, not the person studying. They follow one question each — which operation is being offered, whether it matches what is under your eye, what the recovery demands, and when the honest answer is not an operation.
All guides
12 guides
- Four Different Operations Are Sold as Eye Bag SurgeryDeciding
- Which Operation Matches What Is Under Your EyeAssessment
- Eye Bag Surgery Candidacy: What Has to Be Established FirstCandidacy
- Should the Skin Be Removed at All?Deciding
- Fat Removal in Your Twenties and What It Costs LaterRisks
- The Muscle and the Lid That Sits LowAssessment
- Operating on a Bag Above a HollowDeciding
- Four Decisions Hidden Inside One Eye Bag ConsultationDeciding
- What Eye Bag Surgery Costs You in Weeks and AppointmentsCost and time
- The Risks That Belong to This OperationRisks
- When the Honest Answer Is Not an OperationLimits
- A Second Eye Bag Operation: What Is HarderRevision
Find out which operation is being offered, and whether you need one
Arrange an assessment of the lower lids. We examine lid tone and position, the tear film, and whether what you see is fat, fluid or skin; we name which of the four operations answers it and which is being left alone; and we say plainly that fat taken does not come back, and that the honest answer is sometimes not an operation.