DR JACK ZOUMARAS (Principal)
DR PUVESH PUNJ
Adult Content. Plastic Surgery is invasive and has risks.
Plastic Surgery is invasive and has risks.
It’s natural to worry about whether an eyelid surgery will cause pain. The short answer is: It depends. Experiences with pain and recovery may vary and understanding what to expect and how to manage post-surgical care is important. This article provides general insights into what patients might typically experience during and after blepharoplasty and offers
Droopy lower eyelids, bags under the eyes and draping skin that obscures vision may be concerns for people getting eyelid surgery in Sydney. These concerns are normal because the muscle and skin around the eyes weaken as we age. If you’re considering this surgery, know that it entails risk and complications. But understanding how long
Eyelid surgery, also known as blepharoplasty, addresses excess skin or fat around the eyes which can impede appearance or vision. Some, though not all who seek this surgery may be experiencing concerns like heaviness in the upper eyelids or a puffy feeling, which can contribute to a “tired” appearance. Being aware of the risks and
It’s a common misconception that complications from eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, can be entirely avoided. The truth is, no surgical procedure is without risks. While careful planning, skilled surgical techniques, and proper aftercare can minimise the chances of complications, they cannot eliminate them entirely. Every person’s anatomy and healing process are unique, meaning that some
Upper and lower eyelid surgeries are tailored to different concerns and use different techniques. In this article we’ll provide a general comparison of the two procedures, focusing on recovery, candidacy, and if the 2 procedures are viable in combination surgery. How does it work? Upper Eyelid Surgery: Upper eyelid surgery focuses on removing excess skin
Recovering from eyelid surgery is an important phase that requires proper care to support healing. While following recommended aftercare can assist in managing discomfort and maintaining eye health, it’s important to know that individual outcomes vary. In this blog, we’ll share general aftercare tips to help guide you through the post-operative period. Always follow your
Eyelid surgery, also known as blepharoplasty may address concerns like drooping eyelids, puffiness under eyes, or excess skin around the eyes (though these results are not a guarantee). Blepharoplasty techniques vary depending on the specific needs of the individual, with options available for both upper and lower eyelids. We’ll explore the different types of eyelid
The skin and muscles around the eyes can change over time, sometimes leading to excess skin or fat that affects the appearance or function of the eyelids. In some cases, this can result in drooping eyelids, which may obstruct vision or contribute to a feeling of heaviness around the eyes. When these changes begin to
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Disclaimer: At Artiste Plastic Surgery our Plastic Surgeons led by Dr Jack Zoumaras have been trained to the highest possible degree. All surgery has risks and it is always advised to get a second opinion. Risks are real and we cannot guarantee any result. All images in the gallery of before and afters are patients of Artiste Plastic Surgery. Other images represent stock images unless stated. Results are illustrated as a guide only. All risks are managed and any need for revision surgery or complications (1-5%) can be managed by our specialist plastic surgeons. Learn more here.
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