The Hamra Method / Upper Blepharoplasty

Left image: Before treatment / Right image: 3 months after

The patient expressed concerns regarding under-eye dark circles and asymmetry, as well as upper eyelid sagging. Her main priority is to achieve a natural-looking result. For the upper eyelid correction, continuous suturing was used, and the suture line was secured with medical tape to prevent contact with the eyes. Extra tape was provided in case it becomes detached. A mixed ointment was applied to the incision site. For the lower eyelids, supportive tape was applied and the patient was instructed to keep it on for three days before removing it herself.

While our procedures are performed by experienced medical professionals with great care, there are potential risks and side effects, as with any medical treatment. These may include:

Swelling and Bruising: Temporary swelling or bruising around the treated area.

Pain or Discomfort: Mild discomfort or pain, which usually subsides within a few days.

Infection: Rare, but possible. Proper aftercare is essential to minimize this risk.

Scarring: Minimal scarring may occur depending on the procedure and your healing process.

Asymmetry or Irregularities: In some cases, additional adjustments may be needed.

Allergic Reactions: Rare reaction to anesthesia or other materials used.

Our team will explain these risks in detail during your consultation and provide clear instructions for safe recovery.