Under-eye puffiness removal (dark circles removal)

Since no incisions with a scalpel are made on the surface of the face and no scars are left, there is almost no swelling after the procedure.

Under-eye puffiness removal can be performed as transconjunctival blepharoplasty, a fat removal technique under the eyes that removes fat, the primary cause of sagging lower eyelids, from the inside of the eyelids to eliminate dark circles and sagging problems. In cases where deep hollows under the eyes are a factor in creating dark circles, hyaluronic acid injections can also be applied to lift the skin and thin out the hollows.

Under-eye puffiness removal (dark circles removal) may have multiple risks and side effects for some patients.

The most common side effects are swelling and internal bleeding, which can be seen in the treated area immediately after surgery, but usually improves spontaneously in a few days to a few weeks. However, it should be noted that this period varies from person to person.

In addition, as with all surgeries, there is a risk of infection. This can be prevented with proper postoperative care, so it is important to faithfully follow the care instructions given. In addition, uneven fat removal can result in asymmetrical results, which may require revision surgery in some cases.

Depending on the surgical approach, there may be a risk of scarring. While scars are not noticeable with the medial approach, scars may remain if an external approach is chosen.