What is the Cost of Eyelid Surgery in Dallas, TX?  

On average, the cost of eyelid surgery ranges from approximately $3,000 to $7,000 or more per eyelid. Consult with Dr. Meade and his team to determine the most optimum procedure plan for you. 

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Dr. Meade, a board-certified plastic surgeon with 17 years of experience, is a top facelift specialist recognized as a Castle Connolly Top Doctor for the past 10 years. He has helped thousands of men and women refine their looks through both surgical and non-surgical procedures. Dr. Meade offers consultations in Dallas and Plano, TX.

Ready to enhance your natural beauty with blepharoplasty? Contact our team at 214.823.1691 to learn more or book your consultation today!

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Am I a Candidate for Eyelid Surgery?

Candidates for eyelid surgery or blepharoplasty typically include individuals who exhibit one or more of the following concerns:

  • Correcting loose eyelid skin, improving vision and appearance.
  • Reducing puffiness for a more youthful look.
  • Lifting drooping lids, improving vision and aesthetics.
  • Smoothing out wrinkles, enhancing eye and face appearance.
  • Enhancing overall facial balance and youthfulness.

Upon consultation, Dr. Meade will assess your specific concerns, medical history, and aesthetic goals to determine if upper eyelid surgery, lower eyelid surgery, or both are appropriate options.

Reasons Why to Get Eyelid Surgery

Eyelid surgery offers several benefits to individuals seeking to rejuvenate their appearance and address specific cosmetic concerns. Some of the key advantages of eyelid surgery include:

  • Removes sagging skin, puffiness, and wrinkles for a refreshed look.
  • It provides a more alert appearance, reducing tiredness.
  • Boosts self-esteem with rejuvenated, vibrant eyes.
  • For ptosis, it enhances vision by removing obstructive excess skin.
  • Skillful surgery produces natural-looking results, enhancing facial harmony.
  • Simplifies makeup application without excess skin or puffiness.
  • Tailored surgery to specific upper, lower, or both eyelid concerns.
  • Conceals incisions in natural eyelid creases, minimizing visible scars.
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Customization: Tailoring Eyelid Surgery to Your Needs

Upper Eyelid Surgery

If your primary concern is drooping or sagging upper eyelids, upper eyelid surgery is the focus. Excess skin is removed during this procedure, and the remaining skin is skillfully tightened. This not only rejuvenates your appearance but can also improve your field of vision if sagging lids are obstructing your sight.

Lower Eyelid Surgery

Lower eyelid surgery is the solution for those with under-eye puffiness or bags. It involves addressing excess fat deposits and sagging skin to create a smoother and more youthful contour. Lower eyelid surgery can also alleviate the tired or aged appearance caused by these concerns.

Combined Approach

In some cases, individuals may benefit from both upper and lower eyelid surgery in Dallas, TX, to comprehensively address their eyelid and periorbital region concerns. Dr. Meade will assess your unique needs and recommend the most suitable approach for your desired outcome.

Blepharoplasty Before & After

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Recovery and Results

After blepharoplasty, expect brighter, tighter, and more 'open' eyes, with results that can subtly yet significantly enhance your appearance.

Swelling and bruising may occur for 1 to 3 weeks, with full improvements visible over 1 to 3 months as your eyelids settle. Most people feel ready to return to public life and work within 10 to 14 days.

Once healed, you'll enjoy a natural, alert, and youthful look, with results lasting 5 to 7 years or even a lifetime. Incision marks are nearly invisible.

Ready to revitalize your appearance? Contact our team in Dallas or Plano, TX, at 214.216.1236 today!

Will There Be Visible Scars After Eyelid Surgery?

One of the concerns many individuals have about eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, is the presence of visible scars. Fortunately, Dr. Meade and his team take great care to minimize scarring and place incisions strategically to ensure they are as inconspicuous as possible.

For upper eyelid surgery, incisions are typically made along the upper eyelid's natural crease, where any resulting scars can be well hidden. These scars become quite discreet over time and are often barely noticeable.

Lower eyelid surgery may involve incisions just below the lower lash line or inside the lower eyelid. Incisions along the lash line can usually be well concealed with makeup, while the inside of the lower eyelid leaves no visible external scarring.

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What is a Transconjunctival Approach?

The transconjunctival approach is a technique used in lower eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) that involves making an incision inside the lower eyelid, along the conjunctiva, the clear membrane covering the eye.

Key Points:

  • Internal Incision: Unlike traditional methods, the incision is made inside the eyelid, leaving no external scars.
  • No External Scarring: This approach eliminates visible scars since the incision is hidden on the inner eyelid.
  • Fat Repositioning: It allows access to fat pads under the eyes, which can be repositioned to reduce puffiness or bags.
  • Lower Eyelid Focus: This technique is specifically for addressing lower eyelid concerns, not upper eyelid issues.
  • Quicker Recovery: Healing may be faster since there’s no external incision, though temporary swelling and discomfort may occur.
  • Patient Suitability: Not everyone is a candidate for this approach. Consultation with a qualified plastic surgeon is essential to determine the best technique for your needs.

Dr. Meade is not only a highly skilled and very talented surgeon, his attention to detail is outstanding. His kindness, respect, and the way he cares for his patients is truly amazing.

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Preparing for your Blepharoplasty in Dallas, TX

In preparation for your blepharoplasty in Dallas, Dr. Meade may ask you to:

  • Undergo further medical examinations and laboratory testing
  • Adjust or cease your medications and supplements
  • Refrain from smoking, drinking alcohol, and any drug use
  • Stay well-hydrated, especially on those days just before your procedure 

FAQ

Are there any risks to eyelid surgery?

Is eyelid surgery painful?

What is the difference between blepharoplasty and eyelid surgery?

What is the best age for blepharoplasty?

What post-operative care will be necessary to ensure optimal results?

How long does blepharoplasty last for?

Are there any risks to eyelid surgery?

Eyelid surgery does carry some inherent risks, although they are relatively rare. Dr. Meade can discuss these with you in your initial consulation.

Is eyelid surgery painful?

eyelid surgery is among the least painful cosmetic surgical procedures. Aside from minimal discomfort on the day, you'll quickly recover and see the results swiftly. 

What is the difference between blepharoplasty and eyelid surgery?

Blepharoplasty, primarily a cosmetic procedure, involves removing excess skin from the eyelids to enhance appearance by reducing bagginess and improving upper eyelid hooding. However the terms blepharoplasty and eyelid surgery can be used interchangeably

What is the best age for blepharoplasty?

it's typically more common for people to consider eyelid surgery in their 40s, 50s, or older, when signs of aging around the eyes, such as sagging skin and wrinkles, become more pronounced. Ultimately, the decision should be based on a consultation with Dr. Meade.

What post-operative care will be necessary to ensure optimal results?

Yes, see our post-operative patient instructions here, which you can download and have as a reminder of what is recommended.

How long does blepharoplasty last for?

The results of blepharoplasty are typically long-lasting, providing permanent improvements in the appearance of the eyelids. However, it's important to note that while the effects of surgery are enduring, the natural aging process will continue over time, which can gradually affect the eyelids again.

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