If you are looking for a surgeon, the price of eyelid surgery may be a key factor. One thing to consider is whether a surgeon is specialized in an area or has experience dealing with complicated cases. When choosing a surgeon, it is not only important to consider price but also experience. Also, surgeons who are located in high-cost areas may be able to pass on their costs to patients, making the overall price higher.
Cost of lower blepharoplasty
Lower blepharoplasty eye lid surgery can be expensive, especially if you do not have insurance to cover the procedure. Some coverage may be available if the procedure is necessary for vision correction. You may also use a medical care financing company to pay for the procedure in convenient installments. Your surgeon will be able to help you determine the best financing options.
Most patients feel no pain and the procedure is minimally invasive. However, there is a chance that swelling or bruising will occur around the eyelid, but this will subside over a few days. Some minor discomfort may occur, but these are easily managed with pain medication. After a few days, your stitches will be removed and you should be able return to normal activities.
The delicate nature of eyelid surgery makes it crucial to find the right surgeon. Select a board certified plastic surgeon that specializes in facial surgery. Dr. Stein has performed many lower eyelid surgeries. To achieve your cosmetic goals, Dr. Stein might recommend combining blepharoplasty or another treatment. Once you have found a surgeon that is right for you, he will devise a custom treatment plan that fits your budget and meets all of your requirements. You will receive an upfront estimate of the cost.
Upper Blepharoplasty: Cost
Upper blepharoplasty is a common cosmetic procedure that offers a natural, fresh look. Although it is very simple, it has its risks. Post-operative bleeding is a major risk. Some minor bleeding can be managed by applying pressure to the eyelid. However, more severe bleeding may require a return visit to the operating table. Rare cases of bleeding behind the eyeball require immediate medical attention. If left untreated, this complication can lead to blindness.
The cost of upper Blepharoplasty depends on the country, region, type of surgeon and the location that performed the procedure. You can expect to pay as little as $2000 for a basic procedure and as much as $5,000 for more involved cosmetic surgery.
Canthopexy cost for lateral canthal suspension
A procedure known as lateral canthal suspend canthopexy that corrects lower eyelid malposition is called lateral canthal suspension. The procedure costs anywhere from $1500 to $5,000. The cost of the procedure will depend on many factors including where you are located and what your plastic surgeon is doing. The procedure can improve vision and is an excellent option for people who have mild to moderately drooping eyes.
The doctor will remove any excess skin or fat under your eyelids. Additionally, the doctor will tighten the lower eyelid muscles. This procedure can address a variety of aging problems and can reduce the incidence of post-operative eyelid malposition. Eyelid laxity, if left untreated can cause eyelid dysfunction and lead to poor blinking and ocular surface exposure.
This surgery can also be combined with other procedures that improve the symmetry of the eyelids. This procedure may be combined with an upper blepharoplasty, or a double-eyelid procedure to improve symmetry.