Ptosis Correction
Our Services | Ptosis Correction
Ptosis Correction
Ptosis correction surgery helps to lift and reshape drooping upper eyelids, which can make the eyes appear tired and prematurely aged. Correcting ptosis not only enhances the brightness and appearance of the eyes but can also improve vision if the drooping eyelids obstruct your field of view.
Why Choose Ptosis Correction at UR Clinic?
At UR Clinic, we have a team of highly experienced surgeons specializing in ptosis correction. We use advanced surgical techniques and internationally certified equipment to ensure that you receive natural and safe results. Our medical team is dedicated to providing excellent patient care, from consultation and eyelid assessment to post-operative follow-up, ensuring you receive the best possible care throughout your journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ptosis correction is suitable for individuals with drooping upper eyelids that make the eyes appear tired and aged. It is also recommended for those whose drooping eyelids affect their vision or for anyone looking to enhance the aesthetic appearance of their eyes and boost their self-confidence.
- Lifts and reshapes the eyelids for a brighter, more youthful appearance
- Boosts self-confidence in the appearance of your eyes
- Improves vision in cases where drooping eyelids obstruct the field of view
- Provides natural and long-lasting results
- Requires a recovery period after surgery
- May cause initial swelling, redness, or bruising
- There is a risk of infection or scarring if postoperative instructions are not followed
- There may be issues with asymmetry between the eyelids, which could require additional corrective surgery
Preparation
- Consult with your doctor to assess the condition of your eyelids and determine the suitability of the surgery
- Avoid medications or supplements that may cause blood thinning, such as aspirin or vitamin E, for about two weeks before surgery
- Stop smoking and avoid alcohol at least two weeks before the surgery
- Prepare for the recovery period by arranging a comfortable resting place and necessary home care
- Follow your doctor’s instructions carefully, including taking prescribed medications and cleaning the surgical area
- Avoid rubbing or touching the eyelids in the early stages until the wound has healed
- Sleep with your head elevated to reduce swelling and speed up recovery
- Avoid strenuous activities or heavy exercise in the early stages of recovery
- Attend follow-up appointments to monitor treatment progress and receive additional advice
