Under-Eye Dark Circle & Sagging Removal

Treatment details: Under-Eye Dark Circle & Sagging Removal

Under-eye dark circle and sagging removal takes out excess orbital fat from inside the lower eyelid. A 5 to 7 mm incision is made in the conjunctiva behind the lower eyelid, so the outer skin is not cut.

The bottom photo was taken 1 month after surgery, and recovery timelines differ among individuals.

Swelling and bruising of the lower eyelids are pronounced during the first week and can take three weeks to clear fully. The area may feel tight or numb while the tissue settles. Removing too much fat can leave a hollow, and removing too little can leave a residual bulge, either of which may need revision. The position of the lower eyelid can change temporarily, and in rare cases the eyelid margin turns outward and needs correction. Bleeding and infection are uncommon. Any change in vision after surgery around the eyes needs urgent assessment.