Lower Eyelid Surgery (Dolní blefaroplastika)

Lower eyelid blepharoplasty at Plastická chirurgie A-Z corrects the trio of changes that create a tired appearance around the lower eye: skin laxity producing wrinkled folds, fat prolapse forming puffy 'bags', and the dark shadow formed by the groove between the bag and the cheek. The surgeon selects the approach based on individual anatomy. When skin removal is required, the incision runs just beneath the lower lash line, hidden in the natural crease;…

Both lead surgeons at the clinic work with surgical loupes throughout, a precision tool more commonly associated with microsurgical hand surgery than eyelid work. This habit — ingrained from their microsurgical training — allows suture placement with a degree of accuracy that produces finer, less conspicuous scars than standard loupe-free technique.

Procedure time is typically 60–120 minutes. Most patients choose local anaesthesia with optional sedation; general anaesthesia is available for those who prefer it, billed separately. Bruising and swelling peak in the first 48 hours and resolve substantially within ten days; final result is visible at around six weeks.