Aesthetic Surgery

Blepharoplasty – Eyelid Surgery

Blepharoplasty removes excess skin and fatty tissue from the upper and/or lower eyelids, reducing eyelid drooping and under-eye bags. The result is a fresher, more rested appearance without altering the natural facial expression.

Benefits of blepharoplasty:

• Quick procedure (30–60 minutes) under local anesthesia
• Minimal recovery time (7–10 days)
• Long-lasting results (10+ years)
• Improved vision in cases where drooping eyelids obstruct the visual field

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Otoplasty – Ear Correction

Otoplasty corrects the shape and position of the ears, most commonly protruding (“prominent”) ears. The procedure is performed under general anesthesia once ear development is complete—ideally before starting school (around age 6). In older children (12+) and adults, it is typically performed under local anesthesia. Results are permanent.

Benefits of otoplasty:

• Permanent solution to an aesthetic concern
• Short procedure time (60–90 minutes)
• Recovery within 1–2 weeks
• Discreet scar hidden behind the ear

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Brow Lift – Eyebrow Lift

A brow lift restores the eyebrows to a higher, natural position, opens up the eyes, and reduces forehead wrinkles.

Benefits of a brow lift:

• Rejuvenation of the upper face
• Improved eyebrow symmetry
• Results last 7–10 years
• Can be combined with blepharoplasty for optimal results

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Scar Revision

A scar is a natural result of wound healing. It develops in several phases:

1. inflammatory phase (first few days),
2. proliferative phase (new tissue formation),
3. remodeling phase (up to 12 months after injury).

Scar appearance is influenced by genetics, skin type, injury location, patient age, and possible complications such as infection or skin tension during healing.

Types of scars:

Hypertrophic scars – thickened scars confined to the original wound borders, often after surgical incisions

Keloid scars – extend beyond the wound borders, more common in darker skin types

Atrophic scars – sunken scars, typical after acne or chickenpox

Contractures – tighten the skin and restrict movement, commonly after burns

Scar revision methods:

Surgical revision – removal of the old scar with precise re-suturing

Microneedling – mechanical resurfacing of the skin

Corticosteroid injections – reduce thickness and redness in keloid and hypertrophic scars

Silicone gels or sheets – help flatten scars during healing

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) – stimulates tissue regeneration and improves scar appearance

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