Here are the 5 best techniques to rejuvenate the eyes

Dull gaze, under-eye bags, drooping eyebrows, and crow’s feet? These are some of the most common aesthetic concerns affecting one of the most expressive areas of the face: the eyes. Here’s how to address them with minimally invasive procedures that are almost painless, provide fast results, and deliver high satisfaction.
Want to know which ones? Here are the 5 best surgical techniques to rejuvenate the eyes and restore that expressiveness time may have hidden.
- Upper blepharoplasty Corrects excess skin or fat in the upper eyelid. Performed in day-hospital in less than an hour, almost painless, with small stitches removed after 5 days. The scar, initially visible in the eyelid crease, becomes nearly invisible within a few days.
- Lower blepharoplasty The most common technique to reduce crow’s feet and remove excess skin or fat from the lower orbital area. Outpatient procedure, minimally painful, with a small scar that fades within weeks.
- Brow lift Used to lift the eyebrow and instantly rejuvenate the upper eyelid. Lasts about 40 minutes, performed under local or general anesthesia, painless, and leaves a small scar hidden in the hairline at the temples.
- Canthopexy Corrects “downturned eyes” caused by aging. Outpatient, local anesthesia, about 20 minutes, painless. Often combined with upper or lower blepharoplasty.
- Canthoplasty Performed to modify the shape of Western eyes, making them more almond-shaped, similar to Oriental eyes. Takes up to 30 minutes, under local anesthesia, painless, with a small lateral scar that becomes invisible in a few weeks. Often combined with blepharoplasty.
