| Lower lid blepharoplasty is an operation designed to rejuvenate
the eyes by removing excess, sagging lower eyelid skin and bulging
fat that often produces a fatigued, sad, aged appearance.
Although excess skin is most commonly associated
with increasing age, baggy fat can occur at an early age as
a result of genetic influences. In Asian patients, fullness
immediately under the lower eyelid lashes is often a result
of prominent muscle and can be reduced during surgery. If
skin, fat and muscle require removal, a skin incision is utilized
immediately beneath the eye lashes. If only removal of baggy
fat is required, and incision can be made inside of the eyelid.
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