Your swelling went down quickly, it took me a full month after the transconjunctival lower procedure, and you had two whole zones. Congratulations! Who did it for you?

Clever clogs! How I envy you. I want that too.

And what kind of stitches are there with ***, everything is done through a puncture, isn't it?

And why not under local anaesthesia?

Author, did they only do your eyelids for you? Didn't you opt for a full facelift straight away? Because I'm 28 and I've got these constant bags under my eyes (you know, the kind that make me look like I drink) and they seem to merge with my nasolabial folds... Basically, my face is sagging downwards and from my eyelids to my smile lines there's this puffy roll of swelling... And I'm considering correction too, but I keep thinking that I need a lift... Did you have the same issue or did you just have a bit of puffiness under your eyes?

Generally, I'd advise starting with hyaluronic injections into the cheeks, just below the eyes. The bags will disappear automatically. I do it myself, as advised by the doctor. I was considering surgery 5 years ago. Turns out, my facial skin had just sagged.

Don't jab where the bags are, but where the cheeks are next to the nose.

They wanted to write not an advert, but they wrote an advert 😂

There's anaesthesia like a sleeping pill, then you don't feel bad afterwards. They did it for me for an hour when I had my nose operated on. Then I even took a taxi home alone. That's not the point. And perhaps everything went well for the OP. I'm not arguing with that. My body also heals cuts quickly after surgery, I'm in less pain than many others. A week after my haemorrhoid surgery, I drove to another city, was behind the wheel for 2 hours. But each body reacts in its own way. For someone else, it might be much more complicated, harder, more painful. Therefore, I wouldn't advise the OP to drag everyone into surgery in such vivid colours.

Could you please tell me, those who have had lower eyelid blepharoplasty, do you have what seems like a roll (thickening) under your eyes? It's been 7 days since my lower eyelid blepharoplasty, there are no bruises left, no swelling either, but there seems to be protruding skin thickening under the scars, is this normal? I'm just worried...

Girls! I've got an operation scheduled on my upper eyelid tomorrow, and I'm unrealistically scared, to the point of wanting to back out.....what do you say?

I did it - the eyes turned out different and the outer corners are dropped, the effect of suffering eyes. Now I'm crying and cursing the surgeon...

Hiya, girls! It's already been two months since my lower bleph, and there's a lump under my left eye that just won't dissolve! Even though the doctor said my body would take care of it and everything would dissolve 😟 Well, my body didn't! 😆 Do I need to wait longer??/ How about you? Has it gone?

And what can you say about BLEPHAROPLASTY? They say there are absolutely no scars left.

Swelling is one thing, but I believe my surgery is incomplete. People don't go to a plastic surgeon to cure wrinkles, humped noses, unattractive face shapes and so on. This poses no threat to either health or life. They come for the aesthetic effect. At the moment, I personally don't have it and it's getting worse every day. My skin is sagging onto my lashes as if I never had any blepharoplasty. With such a result, why did I bother to remove the fat deposits? What's the difference what's lying on the lashes: fat hernias or excess skin? It looks absolutely the same. And to really notice the difference, you have to look VERY closely. Even then, not everything is so obvious.

Ladies, I've had an endoscopic facelift (circular), circular blepharoplasty, buccal fat removal. And here I am, 5 weeks in, unable to recover from the most severe swelling, my cheeks are like apples, my entire face is numb. The doctor said that I could be seen in public after 2 weeks, but that's a joke... I only go outside when it's dark, I scare myself when I look in the mirror, I don't recognise myself. Can anyone advise on how to deal with the swelling?

But I have different feelings. I had upper eyelid blepharoplasty 6 years ago and I still regret it. Somehow, everyone keeps quiet about the fact that the eye cut will change, including the surgeon performing the operation. Although I started to look a bit younger at 53, my large almond-shaped eyes have shrunk and become semi-circular, I still avoid looking at myself in the mirror without eye makeup. After the operation, bags appeared under my eyes for the first year, which I never had before. My advice, girls, if you don't have serious reasons, don't be swayed by advertising, the result is often not what you expect!

Lies, the skin swells terribly within three days, bruises last 15 days or more, I had them for a month, hellish depression, not plausible ...

And all of this is not so! The pain is significant, tablets are needed. Swelling and bruises. Eyes are tearing up. Eyelids are numb. Vision is narrowed, looking down is obstructed by plasters. Physical condition is weakened. Even the appetite is gone. Today is the fourth day after the surgery, itching is starting. There's not even a whiff of instant recovery. Anyone deciding on blepharoplasty, stock up on courage and patience. Right now, I want to go back and stay the same, just to avoid these unpleasant sensations. Still, I hope that I'm not enduring this torment in vain.