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A. Lower eyelid surgery involves making an incision along the outer lower lash line to remove sagging tissues, followed by excision of the excess skin to improve under-eye wrinkles and sagging.
On the other hand, under-eye fat repositioning involves removing excessive orbital fat through the inside of the lower eyelid and redistributing some fat to fill in hollow areas along the tear trough. Lower eyelid surgery often includes under-eye fat repositioning.

A. Lower eyelid surgery involves an incision along the outer lower lash line, which may result in visible scarring initially.
However, over time, the scars tend to fade. Individual variation exists, and in cases where scars may take longer to fade, appropriate scar management programs such as laser treatments can help in scar reduction.

A. All surgeries carry the risk of unforeseen discomfort or side effects.
The best way to minimize these risks is to consult with an experienced specialist, make an informed decision about the surgery, and diligently follow the post surgery care instructions.
If you experience significant discomfort, excessive bleeding, heat sensation, inflammation, or any other severe symptoms, it is important to contact the hospital promptly for appropriate measures.

A. While there may be some discomfort following the surgery, it is not associated with significant pain.
Proper post surgery care can help alleviate discomfort during the recovery period.

A. The recovery period typically takes around 2-3 weeks for basic bruising and swelling to subside.
After this period, you can generally resume daily activities such as eye makeup and wearing contact lenses.
Over the next 3-6 months, the surgically affected tissues will continue to heal, resulting in natural-looking outcomes.
By following the post surgery instructions provided by the clinic, you can expect a faster recovery and more stable surgical results.

A. Prior to the surgery, the hospital will provide you with explanations and consent forms, as well as post surgery instructions.
Some important precautions include prohibition from alcohol and smoking for about a month to prevent bleeding and infection.
If you experience itching, swelling, or allergic reactions around the eyes while taking antibiotics after the surgery, stop the medication and visit the hospital. It is advisable to avoid getting water on or around the eyes for about a week.
To reduce bruising, swelling, and bleeding, cold compresses can be applied for approximately 2 to 3 days after the surgery, followed by a combination of warm and cold compresses after one week. It is important to avoid positions that increase blood pressure around the eye area, such as bending over.