Reasons To Get Blepharoplasty For Ptosis

The eyelids reflect the beauty of your eyes and drooping eyelids is a cause of concern for most people. Even though the saggy eyelids may appear a minor problem in the beginning, it may turn worse with time and affect the vision. Fortunately, you have plenty of solutions available to treat the problem of droopy eyelids. Blepharoplasty is fast becoming one of the primary solutions to treat droopy or saggy eyelids but this may not be the only reason why you may consider this treatment option. You may consider the surgical procedure when the upper eyelids turn heavy and causes the eye muscles to strain.

Impaired vision and tired eyes

When the eyelids turn heavy, you may suffer from impaired vision based on the area that droops. Usually, the saggy eyelids affect the front vision and may depend on how much the eyelids cover your eyes. Gradually, you may find it difficult to perform the daily tasks, such as driving or reading. Apart from the outer portion of your eyes, the droopy eyelids may also impact the peripheral vision, so you need to take the corrective measures soon. Besides, droopy eyelids or ptosis [ตาตก, which is the term in Thai] may make the eyes look fatigued all the time even when you may not be doing anything that may exhaust the eyes.

Loose skin and eye makeup

If you are enthusiastic about reducing the excess skin around the eyes that makes you look older than you are, blepharoplasty is an effective solution. When loose skin forms around the eyelids or on the eyelids, it may be one of the prominent reasons to seek surgical solution as the area around the eyes tends to develop wrinkles. Although there is no set or effective age to develop droopy eyelids no amount of makeup can offer permanent cure. Blepharoplasty or eyelid surgery is considered effective as it is minimally-invasive and requires little time to recover.