While aging takes a toll on the skin by causing sags and wrinkles, other lifestyle factors can lead to under-eye wrinkles as well. Since the skin under your eyes is some of the thinnest on the body, it is sensitive and is susceptible to change.  Age is a major factor, though it is not the only culprit.

Our guide looks at a common question we get: can you repeat lower eyelid surgery? You can, and a good number of patients may seek this procedure.

Lower eyelid surgery is typically considered to be a cosmetic enhancement, which means there may not be as many financial options as there would be with other surgical necessities. While our oculofacial plastic surgeon knows that your insurance plan has the ultimate decision-making power, we will work with you to ensure that your needs are met and expressed to your providers.

Lower eyelid surgery, or lower blepharoplasty as it's also known, can give you a total perk up in the area surrounding your eyes. Its numerous aesthetic and medical benefits have contributed to making it quite popular with a number of patients. Below, we cover how to care for yourself after lower eyelid surgery.

Eyelid surgery is generally considered to be a relatively low-impact procedure, with many patients finding that they are able to recover in a quicker window than with most major procedures. However, like most operations, the recovery process can be expedited by taking a few simple precautions into consideration. Below we cover tips to improve eyelid surgery recovery.