Before Eyelid Surgery:

As with any plastic surgery, adhering to specific instructions is crucial for a successful eyebrow lift procedure. Here are some important guidelines to follow:

• Inform your doctors about any medications you are currently taking.

• Disclose any chronic diseases to your doctors.

• Cease smoking or alcohol consumption at least 2 weeks before the operation.

• Refrain from eating or drinking for 6-7 hours before the operation.

• Report any allergies to medical products.

• Discontinue use of aspirin, painkillers, herbal supplements, and vitamins for 2 weeks prior to the operation.

Additionally, comprehensive examinations related to the eyelid surgery will be conducted by your doctors to ensure your health and safety.

During Eyelid Surgery:

Local or general anaesthesia will be administered, followed by incisions made on the upper or lower eyelid as necessary to remove excess skin or fat. The surgeon will determine the extent of skin or fat removal based on the patient's eyelid measurements and desired outcome. The procedure typically takes between half an hour to one hour. Unless additional plastic surgery is scheduled, there is no need to stay at Harmony, it's important to have someone accompany you back to your hotel or home for support.

After Eyelid Surgery:

Post-operative care is crucial to ensure optimal results following eyebrow surgery. Here are important instructions to follow:

• Apply cold compresses to the eyebrow area to reduce redness.

• Avoid smoking and alcohol consumption.

• Use caution when applying contact lenses.

• Keep your head elevated during both the operation and sleep.

• Refrain from applying pressure to the operation area.

• Avoid engaging in heavy sports during the initial weeks after the operation.

• Do not wash your head for the first three days following the operation.

• Take prescribed medications regularly and as directed by your doctors.

Note: Swelling and tingling sensations are normal after the operation. You will be provided with painkillers to manage discomfort, which typically subsides within the first few days post-operation.