Blepharoplasty, commonly referred to as eyelid surgery, can address drooping or puffy eyelids and a heavy brow line which are very natural signs of aging. Not only can these conditions make patients feel as if they look sad, angry, or aged, they can sometimes interfere with eyesight. Tending to responsibilities and the onset of the natural signs of aging make it challenging for women to continually look their best – which is why you should partner with an expert for eyelid surgery!
As a plastic surgeon, businesswoman, mother, and spouse, Dr. Stephanie Teotia personally understands the struggles patients bring with them to her practice. She offers her patients a partnership that reaches far beyond the scope of other practices. Dr. Teotia is a board-certified expert plastic surgeon who provides the best plastic surgery results and most comfortable experience in the Flower Mound.
Contact Dr. Teotia for caring, all-female staff at (214) 823-9652 to learn more about Dr. Teotia, eyelid surgery, brow lift surgery, facelift surgery, and any of her other wonderful services. Serving patients throughout Dallas, Fort Worth, Frisco, and Irving, Dr. Teotia offers personalized cosmetic and non-surgical treatments from her practice in Flower Mound, TX.
Blepharoplasty in Dallas, also known as an eyelid lift, is a procedure that aims to correct signs of aging around the eyes. When you meet with Dr. Teotia, she will listen to all of your concerns, educate you on all of your options, and then form the plan that best matches what you want to achieve.
When administered by Dr. Teotia, blepharoplasty can:
Dr. Teotia believes during every aspect of your aesthetic journey, trust and communication are essential. When you choose to partner with Dr. Teotia, you can expect a personalized approach from a specialist who genuinely has your best interest in mind. She invites you to meet with her and our friendly, all-female team to learn more about what we can do for you.
There are two different customizable procedures, one for the upper eyelid and one for the lower. Hover over each box to learn more.
We generally suggest that our patients recovering from blepharoplasty need to take approximately one week off of work, although this will vary based on the patient. If you are comfortable with others seeing bruising and swelling, you may return to work sooner. Most swelling and bruising subsides within 7-10 days. During this time, you may have to return to Dr. Teotia’s office to have any non-dissolvable sutures removed.
Patients with contact lenses should plan to keep them out for ten days. Also, you will need to avoid using any makeup around the eyes during this time and exercise great caution when cleaning the eye area. Precaution must be taken during initial healing because any pulling or manipulating of the eyelids can slow the healing process and affect your results. You will also want to avoid any intense exercise for the first week.
While recovering, patients sometimes feel some discomfort, which is manageable with pain medication. Some also notice tightness or dryness as their eyelids heal and settle into their new form and place.
The final results are usually visible within several months. Any scarring that you have will be concealed within your natural eyes creases and will fade almost completely within a year.
When you choose Dr. Teotia for upper and lower blepharoplasty, you don’t just pick a surgical procedure out of a book, as you would in other practices. Dr. Teotia and her staff believe in partnering with every patient to give them not only the best results that they want, but also to provide them with genuine care.
Dr. Teotia offers:
Read on to learn more about your eyelid lift or brow lift journey with Dr. Teotia!
To learn more about Blepharoplasty in Dallas, TX, contact Dr. Stephanie Teotia’s office today at (214) 823-9652 to schedule your consultation. Our practice is located in Flower Mound, TX, and serves the greater Dallas & Fort Worth area. If you are looking to improve the appearance of your upper or lower eyelids, reach out to Dr. Stephanie Teotia today.
While we recommend taking light daily walks during your recovery to help speed the healing process, you’ll need to avoid doing things that elevate your blood pressure until Dr. Teotia clears you to do so. These activities include bending, lifting, and strenuous exercise. You will also be more susceptible to eye strain and fatigue, so please refrain from excessive reading and screen time in favor of activities that allow you to rest your eyes, like listening to music or audiobooks.
If you wear contacts, we ask you not to put them in for at least 10 days. Also, do not apply moisturizer or makeup products like eyeshadow, eyeliner, or mascara to your surgical sites for at least two weeks after your surgery. You can continue using cosmetics on the rest of your face if you wish.
After surgery, you will likely tire more easily because your body will be spending more resources to heal. Getting plenty of rest will help speed your recovery process. We also suggest staying hydrated, eating a balanced diet, and being patient with yourself.
Dr. Teotia uses her surgical skills to create customized plans that align with each patient’s goals. Her expertly performed in-office blepharoplasty will not alter your appearance so much that nobody will recognize you. Instead, you will look like a younger, more approachable version of yourself.
To prevent swelling, rest and sleep lying on your back with your head elevated for two weeks, or as directed by Dr. Teotia. You can use pillows to prop up your head and prevent yourself from rolling over onto your side or stomach while you sleep. You can also sleep in a recliner if you prefer, though many people are more comfortable in their beds.
While you can take showers from the neck down any time after your surgery, do not take full showers until Dr. Teotia tells you it is OK to do so. During the early stages of blepharoplasty recovery, use dry shampoo to wash your hair. Once you are in the clear to take full showers, you can wash your hair with “no-tears” baby shampoo.
Temporary swelling, bruising, tightness, dryness, itching, and burning are all typical side effects of eyelid surgery. Please do not rub or scratch at your eyes. Dr. Teotia will prescribe you pain medications, as necessary, to take while you recover. You can also apply cold compresses to your eyes every 10 to 15 minutes for the first 24 hours after your surgery.
Your vision might be blurry for a few days, and your eyes may also be more sensitive to light, so it’s worth investing in a quality pair of UV-blocking sunglasses.
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