Under Eye Bags

Eyebags details Overview

Eye bags is a condition where the fat behind the eye pooches out and leads to formation of bags. It happens due to ageing, hereditary factors and certain medical conditions like thyroid, hypertension, or renal disorders.

Patients with this condition complain of:

Cosmetic blemishes
Looking old
Tired, drunk, and sad
As if they have not taken enough rest
Are unable to wear spectacles properly

Baggy lids: This happens when there is extra fold of skin over the upper lid crease which makes the eye look smaller and heavy. It is usually associated with droopy brows. Additional loose skin may be present. Patients complain of heaviness on eyes, headache to open eyes and/or limitation or restriction of the visual field. It can be caused by the following reasons:

Hereditary/ familial
Skin laxity/ looseness – causing extra skin to hang over
Atrophy of fat around the brows – leading to descent of the brows
It can be present in all ethnicities but can specifically be seen in north-eastern Indians and Asians

Blepharoplasty surgery is used to restore correct functioning to the affected eyelid(s) and eye aesthetics. It can be done on both upper and lower eyelids to correct puffiness and eyebags.

Treatment Procedure

Blepharoplasty, also known as eyelid surgery, is a cosmetic surgical procedure that aims to improve the appearance of the eyelids by removing excess skin, fat, and muscle from the upper and/or lower eyelids. It can also address issues such as puffiness, sagging, and bags under the eyes.

Here are some details of the blepharoplasty procedure:

It’s important to note that blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure and carries risks, such as infection, bleeding, and changes in vision. Patients should consult with a qualified oculoplastic surgeon to determine if the procedure is right for them and to discuss the potential risks and benefits.

Treatment Procedure

Here are some details of the blepharoplasty procedure:

Anaesthesia	The procedure is usually performed under local anaesthesia with sedation or general anaesthesia.
Incisions	The surgeon will make incisions along the natural creases of the eyelids. For upper eyelids, the incision will be made in the crease of the eyelid, and for lower eyelids, the incision will be made just below the eyelash line or inside the lower eyelid.
Tissue removal	The surgeon will then remove excess skin, fat, and muscle from the eyelids
Closure	The incisions will be closed with fine sutures or surgical tape.
Recovery	Patients may experience swelling, bruising, and temporary blurred vision after the surgery. Cold compresses and pain medication can help manage thesen symptoms. Patients should avoid strenuous activities and keep their head elevated for a few days after the surgery. The sutures will be removed after about a week.
Results	The results of blepharoplasty are generally long-lasting, and most patients are satisfied with their new appearance.

Dr Shubhra Goel has developed an exclusive Baggy / Puffy Eyelid treatment which will provide you:

A detailed understanding of reasons and severity of your specific condition (why, what, how)

Mild (CF Grade 1)
Moderate (CF Grade 2)
Advanced (CF Grade 3)

A bespoke treatment plan just for you which provides holistic and evidence-based treatment options for
A clear understanding of what kind of results will be

Our promise

Safe, reliable, proven, and predictable treatment
100% improvement in correction of bagginess / puffiness
Improvement of overall emotional quotient and periocular ageing

Facilities & Services

Clinica Fai is India’s leading eye and face plastic surgery clinic. We have our state-of-the-art clinic based on international standards in Jubilee Hills Hyderabad. When you come to Clinica Fai for your treatment, we will work closely with you throughout your journey to provide you with a customised treatment plan to meet your needs and budget. We have partnerships with leading hospitals like Apollo Hospitals in case of any emergencies and other cosmetic clinics like Youniq for ancillary and complementary treatments.

FAQs

What causes baggy/puffy eyes?

Baggy/puffy eyes can be caused by a variety of factors, including genetics, aging, allergies, fluid retention, lack of sleep, and lifestyle factors such as smoking, alcohol consumption, and poor diet.

Can baggy/puffy eyes be treated without surgery?

Yes, there are non-surgical options for treating milder grades of baggy/puffy eyes, including topical creams, eye masks, cold compresses, and lifestyle changes such as getting enough sleep, staying hydrated, and reducing salt intake. For moderate to severe eyebags, surgery is usually recommended.

When should I seek medical attention for baggy/puffy eyes?

If you experience sudden or severe swelling, redness, pain, or vision changes in addition to baggy/puffy eyes, you should seek medical attention as it could be a sign of an underlying medical condition.

What are the surgical options for treating baggy/puffy eyes?

The most common surgical option for treating baggy/puffy eyes is blepharoplasty, which involves removing excess skin and fat from the eyelids. In some cases, a brow lift or facelift may also be recommended.

What are the potential risks and complications of ptosis repair surgery?

As with any surgical procedure, ptosis repair surgery also comes with risks like bleeding, infection, scarring, eyelid asymmetry, and temporary or permanent changes in eyelid position or movement. However, these are rare and minimal when the procedure is performed by a trained oculoplastic surgeon.

How long does it take to recover from blepharoplasty?

Recovery time can vary depending on the extent of the surgery, but most patients can return to work and normal activities within 1-2 weeks. Swelling and bruising may last for several weeks, and patients should avoid strenuous activity and wear sunglasses to protect their eyes from the sun.