⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Review: Getting Blepharoplasty at CosmaBeauty has been one of the best self-care decisions I’ve ever made. I had been struggling with droopy upper eyelids and constant puffiness under my eyes that made me look tired even after a full night’s sleep. I was nervous about surgery on such a delicate area, but the team at CosmaBeauty made the entire experience unbelievably comfortable and reassuring. Right from my first consultation, the doctor explained the whole process in simple words — what would be done, how much downtime I’d need, and what kind of results I could expect. They even showed before-and-after cases that looked so natural, which instantly gave me confidence. The procedure itself was surprisingly smooth and painless. The staff was so kind and attentive; they checked on me frequently and made sure I had everything I needed. Within a week, I could already notice a huge difference — my eyes looked more open, youthful, and fresh, but still completely natural. There was no “plastic” or artificial look at all. Now, a few weeks later, I can’t stop getting compliments from people saying I look well-rested and radiant. What I love most is that nobody can really tell I had surgery — they just think I’ve been taking really good care of myself! I’m honestly so thankful to CosmaBeauty for their professionalism, care, and artistry. If you’re someone thinking about Blepharoplasty, don’t overthink it — you’re in the safest hands at CosmaBeauty. Thank you for giving my eyes their sparkle back ✨

Q1 What is Blepharoplasty? Answer : Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure that removes excess skin, fat, and sometimes muscle from the upper and/or lower eyelids. It’s done to improve vision (if drooping eyelids block sight) or for cosmetic reasons—to make the eyes look more youthful and refreshed. 👁️ 2. Am I a good candidate for Blepharoplasty? Answer: You’re a good candidate if you have: Sagging or droopy upper eyelids Puffy bags under your eyes Excess eyelid skin causing vision problems You should also be in good health, not smoke, and have realistic expectations. 🕒 3. How long does the procedure take? Answer: Usually, it takes 1 to 2 hours, depending on whether both upper and lower eyelids are treated and whether it’s combined with another procedure (like a brow lift. 💉 4. Is the surgery painful? Answer: Most people report only mild discomfort. You’ll receive local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia, so you won’t feel pain during surgery. Afterward, you may feel tightness or soreness, which can be managed with prescribed pain medication or cold compresses. ⏱️ 5. What is the recovery time? Answer: First 1–2 days: Swelling and bruising start. Use ice packs and rest. 1 week: Stitches are usually removed. Most bruising fades. 2 weeks: You can return to normal activities and light exercise. 4–6 weeks: Final results begin to appear. Full healing (scars softening and blending) may take up to 3 months. 🌤️ 6. What results can I expect? Answer: You’ll notice brighter, smoother, and more youthful eyes. Vision can also improve if excess skin was blocking your sight. Results usually last 5–10 years, sometimes longer. ⚠️ 7. What are the possible risks or side effects? Answer: Common temporary side effects: Swelling and bruising Dry or watery eyes Light sensitivity Rare complications: Infection or bleeding Asymmetry Difficulty closing the eyes Choose a board-certified plastic or oculoplastic surgeon to minimize risks. 🩹 8. How should I prepare before surgery? Answer: Avoid smoking for at least 2 weeks before and after surgery. Stop blood thinners (like aspirin or ibuprofen) if advised by your doctor. Arrange for someone to drive you home and stay with you the first night. Keep your eyelid area clean and avoid makeup on the day of surgery. 👓 9. What can I do to speed up recovery? Answer: Sleep with your head elevated for the first few nights. Use cold compresses to reduce swelling. Avoid strenuous activities or bending over for 1–2 weeks. Wear sunglasses outdoors to protect healing skin. Follow your surgeon’s cleaning and ointment instructions carefully. 💬 10. When should I call my doctor after surgery? Answer: Contact your surgeon right away if you notice: Severe pain not relieved by medication Sudden vision changes Excessive bleeding or pus Fever or redness around the eyes

👁️ 1. What is Blepharoplasty? Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure that removes excess skin, fat, and sometimes muscle from the upper and/or lower eyelids. It’s done to improve vision (if drooping eyelids block sight) or for cosmetic reasons—to make the eyes appear more youthful and refreshed. 🧏‍♀️ 2. Am I a good candidate for Blepharoplasty? You’re a good candidate if you have: • Sagging or droopy upper eyelids • Puffy bags under your eyes • Excess eyelid skin causing vision issues You should also be in good health, a non-smoker, and have realistic expectations.

🕒 3. How long does the procedure take? Usually, 1–2 hours—depending on whether both upper and lower eyelids are treated, and if it’s combined with another procedure (like a brow lift). 💉 4. Is the surgery painful? Not much. You’ll be under local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia, so no pain during surgery. Afterward, mild tightness or soreness can occur but is manageable with pain medication and cold compresses.

⏱️ 5. What is the recovery time? • Days 1–2: Swelling and bruising start. Use ice packs and rest. • 1 week: Stitches removed; most bruising fades. • 2 weeks: Normal activities can resume. • 4–6 weeks: Visible final results. Full healing (scars softening and blending) may take up to 3 months. 🌤️ 6. What results can I expect? Brighter, smoother, and more youthful-looking eyes. Vision may improve if sagging skin was obstructing sight. Results often last 5–10 years or longer.

⚠️ 7. What are the possible risks or side effects? Temporary: Swelling, bruising, watery or dry eyes, light sensitivity. Rare: Infection, asymmetry, bleeding, difficulty closing eyes. Choosing a board-certified plastic or oculoplastic surgeon reduces risks. 🩹 8. How should I prepare before surgery? • Avoid smoking for 2 weeks before/after. • Stop blood thinners (if advised). • Arrange for someone to drive you home. • Keep eyelids clean and makeup-free on surgery day.

👓 9. How can I speed up recovery? • Sleep with your head elevated. • Use cold compresses. • Avoid heavy activity for 1–2 weeks. • Wear sunglasses outdoors. • Follow your surgeon’s aftercare strictly. 💬 10. When should I call my doctor? If you experience: • Severe pain not relieved by medication • Sudden vision changes • Excessive bleeding or pus • Fever or redness around eyes