Eyelid surgery
What Is Eye Surgery? Eye surgery is a specialized procedure designed to correct, enhance, or restore the appearance and function...
Eye surgery is a specialized procedure designed to correct, enhance, or restore the appearance and function of the eyes and surrounding areas. Whether performed for medical reasons or cosmetic purposes, eye surgery can address a wide range of concerns—from drooping eyelids to vision impairments.
Because the eyes are among the most delicate organs in the human body, eye procedures carry potential risks such as dry eyes, blurred vision, or even vision loss. These risks vary depending on the individual’s condition and the type of surgery.
That’s why it’s crucial to consult with a board-certified eye surgeon before undergoing any form of treatment. A professional assessment and a customized surgical plan can significantly improve the safety and effectiveness of your outcome.
At ONE Surgery and Aesthetics Clinic, we specialize in cosmetic eye surgery that enhances your natural beauty while prioritizing safety. Our team of certified specialists provides full guidance—from consultation to recovery—ensuring that your eye surgery experience is both safe and satisfying.
Inform your doctor about any pre-existing medical conditions, current medications, and supplements you are taking.
Get sufficient sleep and rest prior to your procedure.
Avoid alcohol for at least 2 weeks before surgery.
Refrain from smoking for at least 2 weeks prior to surgery.
Consult your surgeon about specific precautions and preparation requirements related to your particular procedure.
Arrange for someone to assist or accompany you home after surgery, even if no overnight stay is required.
Take all prescribed medications strictly as directed by your doctor.
Avoid alcohol for at least 2 weeks following the procedure.
Avoid fermented or pickled foods for at least 2 weeks after surgery.
Attend all follow-up appointments as scheduled by your physician.
Apply cold compresses to reduce bruising and swelling as needed.
Do not touch, scratch, rub, or pick at the surgical area.
Consult your surgeon for additional precautions and personalized post-operative care instructions based on your procedure.
