Conventional blepharoplasty or structured blepharoplasty?
If you have ever thought about having surgery in the eye area, you have certainly heard these two terms. But have you ever wondered what the difference between them is?
Put simply, structured blepharoplasty – or eyelid surgery – is a more modern and more sophisticated version of conventional blepharoplasty.
On the one hand, conventional blepharoplasty focuses solely on removing excess skin and fat bags around the eyes. Structured blepharoplasty, on the other hand, goes much further.
It is a broader procedure that works not only on the eyelids but on the entire surrounding area, providing more comprehensive and natural results.
The secret of structured blepharoplasty lies precisely in its multifaceted approach. Let me explain.
During the surgical procedure, in addition to removing excess skin, we lift the orbicularis muscle, which directly influences the malar region.
For patients with eyelid ptosis – the well-known droopy-eyed look – structured blepharoplasty allows ptosis correction and eyelid surgery to be performed together.
Also known as premium blepharoplasty, structured blepharoplasty further includes a brow lift. The goal? To lift and shape the eyebrows to transform the look of the eyes, making it more striking and attractive.
Another important feature of structured blepharoplasty is the possibility of repositioning the fat from the bags around the eyes themselves to fill hollows, resulting in a more rejuvenated and harmonious facial appearance.
To further enhance the results, we use the fractional CO² laser, a technology that plays a crucial role in structured blepharoplasty. It is used both for precise incisions and for treating facial wrinkles.
Finally, to stimulate collagen production and improve the appearance of the skin, we combine the procedure with Morpheus 8 microneedling radiofrequency.
Structured blepharoplasty represents a major evolution in aesthetic procedures. Every detail of our face is part of a whole, and seeing it holistically is what sets ordinary procedures apart from premium ones.
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This content is for informational purposes only and does not replace a consultation. Whether any procedure is indicated depends on an in-person assessment, case by case. CRM SP 90.116 | RQE 11.350.
