Eyelid Surgery in Fairfax
When it comes to procedures around the delicate eye area, choosing the right surgeon makes all the difference. Eyelid surgery in Fairfax has become increasingly popular for those who want to improve the appearance and function of their eyelids, whether it’s due to aging, vision obstruction or medical conditions affecting the eyes.
What Is Eyelid Surgery?
Eyelid surgery, also known as blepharoplasty, is a procedure that addresses excess skin, fat or muscle around the upper or lower eyelids. In many cases, patients seek treatment because drooping eyelids make them look tired or older than they feel. In other cases, excess upper eyelid skin can actually interfere with peripheral vision.
Why Choose Eyelid Surgery?
Changes to the eyelids are a natural part of aging, but differences in skin elasticity and fat distribution can create a tired or heavy appearance over time. In addition to cosmetic concerns, some patients experience functional issues such as impaired vision from sagging eyelids. Blepharoplasty is a great option for those who wish to restore function and appearance to their eyes.
Blepharoplasty can include upper eyelid surgery to remove drooping or heavy skin, lower eyelid surgery to reduce under eye puffiness & bags or functional correction of conditions that affect eyelid position. Eyelid surgery can be both cosmetic and medically necessary, especially when vision is impacted.
Expertise Matters
One of the most important aspects of eyelid surgery isn’t the procedure itself, but selecting a surgeon with specialized training. Oculoplastic surgeons are ophthalmologists who have completed additional fellowship training focused on eyelids, tear ducts and orbital structures. This extra training means they have an eye for the cosmetic while operating with a deep knowledge of the structural aspects of the area.
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Dr. Kevin Perman is an oculofacial plastic surgeon with over 35 years of surgical experience in the greater Washington D.C. area, who is a recognized authority in the management of both aesthetic and reconstructive problems, dealing with eyelids, brows, tear drainage system, orbit, and surrounding facial structures.