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Blepharoplasty in Pune by Dr. Dhruv Chavan

Blepharoplasty is eyelid surgery that removes excess skin, fat, or muscle from the upper or lower eyelids to restore a refreshed, naturally youthful appearance. At Dr DC Plastic Surgery, Dr. Dhruv Chavan has performed over 500 blepharoplasty procedures using a muscle-preserving transconjunctival approach for lower eyelid fat correction. The philosophy is not to make the eyes look different, but to make patients look more refreshed and awake while preserving normal expression and eye function.
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Blepharoplasty At A Glance

STARTING PRICE
PROCEDURE TIME ANAESTHESIA DISCHARGE SOCIAL DOWNTIME RESULTS LAST
₹70,000
45 min to 2 hrs
Local or general
Same day
7 to 14 days
7-15+ yrs upper, permanent lower fat

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ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BLEPHAROPLASTY

How Does Blepharoplasty Work?

Blepharoplasty works by removing or repositioning excess tissue, primarily fat and skin, from the upper or lower eyelids. The approach depends on what the patient needs corrected. For lower eyelid fat pockets, Dr. Dhruv Chavan uses a transconjunctival incision hidden inside the eyelid, which preserves the lower eyelid muscle and leaves no external scar. For upper eyelids and lower eyelid skin excess, fine incisions are placed within the natural eyelid crease or just below the lash line.

What Does Blepharoplasty Correct?

Blepharoplasty corrects four main appearance and functional issues: drooping or hooded upper eyelids, persistent under-eye fat bags, excess or wrinkled lower eyelid skin, and asymmetry between the two eyelids. In severe cases where upper-lid hooding obstructs vision, blepharoplasty is performed for functional reasons rather than cosmetic ones.

How Is Upper Blepharoplasty Performed?

Upper blepharoplasty is performed through a fine incision placed within the natural eyelid crease, so the scar is hidden once healing is complete. Excess skin is removed, and a small amount of fat may be excised or repositioned to achieve a smoother, more refreshed upper lid. The procedure typically takes 45 to 60 minutes per eye and is performed under local anaesthesia in most cases.

How Is Lower Blepharoplasty Performed?

Lower blepharoplasty at Dr DC Plastic Surgery is performed using a transconjunctival approach as the first choice. The fat is accessed from inside the eyelid, leaving no external cut and preserving the lower eyelid muscle. Where excess wrinkled skin is also present, a conservative subciliary incision is added just below the lash line to tighten the skin, never to remove fat. This combination keeps the underlying muscle support intact while addressing both fat and skin concerns.

What Is The Muscle-preserving Philosophy?

The muscle-preserving philosophy means treating the lower eyelid as a delicate structure where the underlying muscle (orbicularis oculi) supports eye closure, expression, and tear drainage. Traditional lower blepharoplasty techniques cut or split this muscle, which can lead to lower eyelid retraction, ectropion, or a hollow under-eye appearance over time. By accessing fat from inside the eyelid, the muscle is preserved entirely. Patients recover faster, scars are eliminated for the fat correction component, and the long-term result is more stable.

What Techniques Does Dr. Dhruv Chavan Use For Blepharoplasty?

Dr. Dhruv Chavan uses a transconjunctival-first approach for lower eyelid fat correction, meaning the fat is accessed from inside the eyelid rather than through an external cut. This preserves the lower eyelid muscle and leaves no visible scar. Where lower eyelid skin is also wrinkled and loose, a conservative subciliary skin incision is added only for skin tightening, never for fat removal. Upper blepharoplasty uses a fine incision placed within the natural eyelid crease, which becomes virtually invisible once healed.

What Is The Transconjunctival Approach?

The transconjunctival approach accesses lower eyelid fat through the inner surface of the eyelid, where the conjunctiva (the moist tissue lining the inside of the lid) is opened with a tiny incision. The fat pockets are then carefully removed or repositioned to smooth the under-eye contour.

Because the incision is internal and the muscle is not cut, there is no external scar and recovery is faster than with traditional skin-incision techniques. This approach is the standard of care for patients whose primary concern is under-eye bags without significant skin excess.

When Is A Subciliary Incision Used?

A subciliary skin incision, placed just below the lash line, is used only when the lower eyelid has visible excess skin or fine wrinkling that requires tightening. At Dr DC Plastic Surgery, the subciliary incision is reserved for skin excision only and is never used as the primary route for fat removal.

This is an important distinction: combining transconjunctival fat correction with a conservative subciliary skin tuck preserves muscle integrity while still addressing all the visible signs of lower eyelid ageing.

What Is Four-lid Blepharoplasty?

Four-lid blepharoplasty combines upper and lower eyelid surgery into a single procedure, addressing all four eyelids in one operative session. This is the most efficient option for patients who have both upper-lid hooding and lower-lid bags or skin excess.

Four-lid surgery typically takes 1.5 to 2 hours and is performed under either local or general anaesthesia depending on complexity. Combining the procedures saves cost (₹50,000 to ₹1,00,000 compared to two separate surgeries), reduces total recovery time to one healing window instead of two, and is the most popular choice for patients in the 45 to 65 age range.

How Is Functional Or Ptosis Blepharoplasty Different?

Functional blepharoplasty is performed when upper-lid skin or muscle laxity is severe enough to obstruct part of the visual field. The surgical approach is similar to cosmetic upper blepharoplasty, but additional considerations apply: visual field testing is required to document the obstruction, and in cases of true ptosis (where the eyelid muscle itself is weak), the levator muscle is adjusted to lift the eyelid back to its normal position. For complex ptosis or oculoplastic cases, Dr. Dhruv Chavan can involve an oculoplastic specialist as needed.

    Who Is An Ideal Candidate For Blepharoplasty?

    Ideal blepharoplasty candidates are adults aged 21 or above who have one or more of the following: drooping or hooded upper eyelids, persistent under-eye bags, excess lower eyelid skin, or vision obstruction from heavy upper lids. Typical patients are between 35 and 65, though younger patients with genetic under-eye bags, congenital hooding, or eyelid asymmetry also benefit. Candidates must be in good general health, have realistic expectations, and be willing to stop smoking for 4 weeks before surgery.

    What Conditions Does Blepharoplasty Correct?

    Blepharoplasty corrects upper-lid hooding, lower-lid fat bags, excess lower-lid skin, and asymmetry between the eyelids. It is also used for ptosis repair (correcting a drooping eyelid muscle) and for Asian double-eyelid surgery to create a defined upper eyelid crease. Patients usually arrive at a consultation describing themselves as always looking tired, looking older than I feel, or having heavy eyes that affect my vision.

    What Age Range Is Best For Blepharoplasty?

    The most common age range for blepharoplasty is 35 to 65, when natural ageing changes around the eye become noticeable and bothersome. The procedure is most often performed in the 40 to 55 band. Younger and older patients are also accepted: patients in their 20s and early 30s with hereditary under-eye bags or congenital hooding benefit, and patients in their 70s in good health can safely undergo eyelid surgery with the same results as younger patients.

    Are There Younger Candidates For Blepharoplasty?

    Yes. Patients aged 21 and above can be candidates for blepharoplasty for specific indications: hereditary under-eye bags that have been present since adolescence, congenital upper-lid hooding, eyelid asymmetry, or Asian double-eyelid surgery for crease creation. For these cases, the surgical approach is the same as for older patients, and results are equally permanent.

    Who Should Not Have Blepharoplasty?

    Blepharoplasty is not recommended for patients with uncontrolled dry eye, untreated glaucoma, active thyroid eye disease, recent LASIK within 6 months, bleeding disorders, or uncontrolled diabetes or hypertension. Patients who are unwilling to stop smoking for 4 weeks before surgery are deferred. Patients with unrealistic expectations or body dysmorphic concerns are also not suitable candidates, regardless of physical eligibility.

    What Health Conditions Affect Candidacy?

    Several conditions require careful screening before blepharoplasty: existing dry eye, glaucoma, recent LASIK, active thyroid eye disease, previous eyelid surgery, eye allergies, contact lens dependence, and eyelid laxity. Most are not absolute contraindications but they affect the surgical plan, recovery, and risk profile. Patients with any of these conditions undergo additional pre-operative assessment, sometimes including an ophthalmology review, before surgery is scheduled.

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    What Are The Pros And Cons Of Blepharoplasty?

    The main benefits of blepharoplasty are long-lasting results, restored vision in functional cases, a more refreshed and youthful appearance, and concealed scars due to incision placement within natural creases or inside the eyelid. The trade-offs are 7 to 14 days of social downtime, temporary swelling and bruising, cost ranging from ₹70,000 to ₹1,50,000 depending on scope, and the small percentage chance of complications such as temporary dry eye or asymmetry. For most candidates, results last 7 to 15 years for upper lids and effectively permanently for lower-lid fat correction.

    Benefits Trade-offs
    Long-lasting (7-15+ yrs upper, permanent lower fat) 7-14 days social downtime
    Restored vision in functional cases Temporary swelling and bruising
    Refreshed, younger appearance Cost: ₹70,000 to ₹1,50,000
    Hidden scars (in natural crease or internal) Under 1% revision rate
    Same-day discharge Smoking cessation required (4 weeks)
    95-98% patient satisfaction Small chance of temporary dry eye (8-10%)

    What Are The Benefits Of Blepharoplasty?

    The primary benefits of blepharoplasty are appearance and, in some cases, vision. Patients report looking less tired, less angry, and more youthful while retaining their natural expression. The results are durable: upper blepharoplasty lasts 7 to 15 years or longer, and lower-lid fat correction is effectively permanent. For functional patients, restored peripheral vision often has a quality-of-life impact that exceeds the cosmetic benefit.

    What Are The Trade-offs?

    The main trade-off is recovery time. Social downtime is 7 to 14 days, during which swelling and bruising are visible. Patients also need to stop smoking for 4 weeks before surgery, avoid heavy exercise for 3 to 4 weeks, and use prescribed eye care during recovery. Cost is a consideration, ranging from ₹70,000 to ₹1,50,000, though 0% interest EMI financing reduces the upfront financial impact.

    How Long Do Results Last?

    Upper blepharoplasty results last 7 to 15 years or longer, with variation based on skin quality, sun exposure, and smoking history. Lower-lid fat correction is effectively permanent because removed fat does not return. The lower-lid skin component, when included, lasts 10 to 15 years or longer.

    Is Blepharoplasty Worth The Recovery Time?

    For most candidates the answer is yes, given that the recovery window of 1 to 2 weeks delivers 7 to 15 or more years of result. The decision is personal and depends on the patient’s appearance goals, professional and social calendar, and tolerance for short-term downtime. The consultation is the right place to weigh these factors against the specific recommendation for each patient.

    How Long Is Blepharoplasty Recovery?

    Most blepharoplasty patients return to office work within 7 to 14 days, with work-from-home possible from Day 3 to Day 5. Sutures are removed at Day 5 to 7. Upper-lid bruising typically resolves in 5 to 7 days; lower-lid bruising takes 7 to 10 days. Gym and cardio exercise can resume by Week 3 to 4. Around 80% of the final result is visible at Week 4 to 6, with the final result settling between Month 2 and Month 4.

    Milestone Timeline
    Same-day discharge Day of surgery
    Suture removal Day 5-7
    Work-from-home return Day 3-5
    Office return Day 7-14
    Upper-lid bruising resolves 5-7 days
    Lower-lid bruising resolves 7-10 days
    Gym and cardio resume Week 3-4
    80% of final result visible Week 4-6
    Final result Month 2-4

     

    When Do Sutures Come Out?

    Sutures are removed at Day 5 to 7 at the first follow-up visit. Dr DC Plastic Surgery uses fine non-dissolvable sutures for blepharoplasty, which give precise wound apposition during the critical early healing window and are removed before they can leave any imprint on the skin. Removal is quick, comfortable, and done at the clinic.

    When Can I Return To Work After Blepharoplasty?

    Work-from-home is realistic from Day 3 to Day 5, since most computer and phone work can be done with mild residual swelling. Office return is realistic between Day 7 and Day 14, depending on the patient’s professional environment and comfort with visible healing. By Day 14, sutures are out and bruising is largely resolved or easily concealed with light makeup.

    When Does Swelling And Bruising Resolve?

    Acute swelling peaks at Day 2 to 3 and visibly reduces by Day 5 to 7. By Week 2, swelling is minimal and largely unnoticeable to others. Subtle internal swelling continues to settle for 4 to 6 weeks, which is why 80% of the final result is visible by Week 4 to 6 rather than immediately.

    When Can I Exercise After Blepharoplasty?

    Gentle walking is permitted from Day 3. Cardio exercise, gym workouts, and swimming can resume at Week 3 to 4. Heavy lifting, contact sports, and yoga inversions should wait until Week 6 to avoid raising intraocular pressure during the early healing window.

    Detailed day-by-day recovery

    How Much Does Blepharoplasty Cost In Pune?

    At Dr DC Plastic Surgery, blepharoplasty costs ₹70,000 to ₹1,20,000 for upper lids, ₹90,000 to ₹1,20,000 for lower lids, and ₹1,00,000 to ₹1,50,000 for a four-lid combined procedure. Choosing the four-lid combined approach saves ₹50,000 to ₹1,00,000 compared to having upper and lower performed separately. The package includes surgery, anaesthesia, day-care facility, and all follow-up visits. EMI financing is available through Fibe at 0% interest over 3, 6, or 9 months.
    Procedure Cost range
    Upper blepharoplasty ₹70,000 to ₹1,20,000
    Lower blepharoplasty ₹90,000 to ₹1,20,000
    Four-lid combined ₹1,00,000 to ₹1,50,000
    Functional / medical Case-by-case

     

    What Is Included In The Blepharoplasty Package?

    The package includes the surgeon’s fee, anaesthesia, day-care facility, prescribed medications for the recovery period, and all follow-up visits up to Month 3. Compression or cooling masks, if needed, are charged separately. There are no hidden facility fees or post-operative consultation charges within the package window.

    Is EMI Available For Blepharoplasty?

    Yes. EMI financing is available through Fibe at 0% interest, with zero processing fees and tenure options of 3, 6, or 9 months. Patients pay a 1 to 2 month down payment as per the chosen plan, with the balance spread across the selected number of monthly instalments.

    Does Insurance Cover Blepharoplasty?

    Blepharoplasty is classified as cosmetic by Indian insurance providers and is not covered under standard health insurance plans, even for mild functional cases. Functional or vision-obstructing cases are priced case-by-case after examination, and for insurance we can provide supporting documents, with which the patient can apply for reimbursement. EMI financing through Fibe is the standard alternative for spreading payment.

    How Does Cost Vary Between Upper, Lower, And Four-lid?

    Cost varies primarily by scope. Upper-only is the most affordable because it is the shortest procedure and uses local anaesthesia. Lower-only costs slightly more because the procedure is longer and may require general anaesthesia depending on complexity. Four-lid combined is the most cost-effective per-procedure: the bundled cost is significantly less than doing upper and lower as separate surgeries.

    Detailed cost breakdown and EMI worked examples

    What Are The Risks Of Blepharoplasty?

    Blepharoplasty is one of the safest cosmetic surgeries when performed by an experienced surgeon. At Dr DC Plastic Surgery, infection rates are under 1%, temporary dry eye affects 8 to 10% of patients but resolves within weeks, and serious complications such as ectropion or lagophthalmos occur in less than 0.5% of cases. Vision loss is exceptionally rare, occurring in less than 0.1% of all blepharoplasty procedures globally. Most side effects are temporary and resolve as part of normal healing.
    Risk or complication Rate
    Infection Under 1%
    Temporary dry eye 8-10% (resolves)
    Persistent dry eye (over 3 months) Under 1-2%
    Swelling beyond 4 weeks 5-8%
    Noticeable asymmetry 2-4%
    Difficulty fully closing eye (temporary) 1-5%
    Ectropion Under 0.5%
    Lagophthalmos Under 0.5%
    Vision loss Under 0.1%

    What Are The Common Temporary Side Effects?

    Common temporary side effects include swelling (universal in the first week), bruising (resolves in 5 to 10 days), tightness or heaviness around the eyes, mild dry eye sensation (8 to 10% of patients), and temporary blurred vision from ointment use. These are part of normal healing and resolve without intervention.

    What Are The Rare But Serious Complications?

    Serious blepharoplasty complications are rare. Ectropion (lower eyelid pulling away from the eye) and lagophthalmos (inability to fully close the eye) each occur in fewer than 0.5% of cases. Persistent dry eye lasting beyond 3 months affects 1 to 2% of patients. Vision loss is exceptionally rare at under 0.1% globally and has not occurred at Dr DC Plastic Surgery.

    How Does Dr. Dhruv Chavan Minimise Blepharoplasty Risks?

    Risk minimisation begins with pre-operative screening for dry eye, glaucoma, recent LASIK, thyroid eye disease, and previous eyelid surgery. Smoking must be stopped 4 weeks before surgery, since smoking is the single largest modifiable risk factor for wound healing complications. The muscle-preserving transconjunctival technique used for lower-lid fat correction also reduces the risk of ectropion and lower-lid asymmetry compared to traditional skin-incision approaches.

    Complete list of risks and minimisation strategies

    What Can I Expect During Blepharoplasty Surgery?

    Blepharoplasty is performed as a day-care procedure, meaning patients are discharged the same day. Upper-lid-only cases are typically performed under local anaesthesia with the patient awake and comfortable. Lower-lid or four-lid cases are performed under local or general anaesthesia depending on complexity. The procedure itself takes between 45 minutes and 2 hours. Patients arrive in the morning, undergo surgery, recover briefly at the day-care facility, and return home the same evening.

    How Long Does Blepharoplasty Surgery Take?

    Upper blepharoplasty alone takes 45 to 60 minutes. Lower blepharoplasty takes 60 to 90 minutes. Four-lid combined surgery takes 1.5 to 2 hours. The total time at the day-care facility, including pre-operative preparation and post-operative observation, is typically 4 to 6 hours.

    What Anaesthesia Is Used?

    Most upper-lid blepharoplasty cases are performed under local anaesthesia, with the patient awake and comfortable. Lower-lid cases use either local anaesthesia (with or without sedation) or general anaesthesia, depending on patient preference, complexity, and any added procedures. Four-lid combined surgery typically uses general anaesthesia for patient comfort during the longer operating time.

    What Happens On The Day Of Surgery?

    On the day of surgery, the patient arrives in the morning, completes consent and pre-operative checks, has surgical markings drawn by Dr. Dhruv Chavan, and receives the chosen anaesthesia. Surgery follows, lasting between 45 minutes and 2 hours. After surgery, the patient is observed in the day-care facility for 1 to 2 hours and then discharged home the same evening with prescribed medications and post-operative instructions.

    When Can I Go Home After Surgery?

    All blepharoplasty patients at Dr DC Plastic Surgery are discharged the same day. There is no overnight stay required, regardless of whether surgery is performed under local or general anaesthesia. Patients should arrange transport home, as driving is not permitted on the day of surgery.

    What Is Post-operative Care After Blepharoplasty?

    Post-operative blepharoplasty care focuses on minimising swelling, protecting the eyes, and supporting healing. Patients use cold compresses for the first 48 hours, keep their head elevated while sleeping for the first week, avoid bending or straining, and use prescribed eye drops or ointments. Sutures are removed at Day 5 to 7. Smoking must be stopped 4 weeks before surgery and avoided throughout recovery. Follow-up visits are scheduled at Day 5-7, Day 14, Week 6, and Month 3, all included in the package.
    Stage Care actions
    0-48 hours Cold compresses every 2-3 hours, head elevated, prescribed drops
    Day 3-5 Work-from-home possible, gentle activity around the home
    Day 5-7 First follow-up, suture removal
    Day 14 Second follow-up, return to office likely
    Week 6 Third follow-up
    Month 3 Final follow-up

    What Can I Do In The First 48 Hours After Surgery?

    In the first 48 hours, the priority is reducing swelling and protecting the surgical site. Patients use cold compresses every 2 to 3 hours while awake, keep their head elevated while sleeping (an extra pillow or recliner works well), use prescribed eye drops as instructed, and rest. No bending, lifting, or straining is allowed. Light walking around the home is fine and helps circulation.

    When Are Follow-up Visits Scheduled?

    Follow-up visits are scheduled at Day 5 to 7 (first follow-up, suture removal), Day 14, Week 6, and Month 3. All four follow-up visits are included in the surgery package at no additional cost. Patients can attend follow-ups at any of the six Dr DC clinic locations across Pune, not only at Pimple Saudagar where the surgery was performed.

    Why Is Smoking Cessation Important?

    Smoking constricts blood vessels, reduces oxygen delivery to healing tissues, and significantly increases the risk of wound healing complications, scarring, and infection. Stopping smoking for 4 weeks before surgery and throughout recovery allows the body to heal at full capacity. Patients who continue to smoke during the healing window have higher rates of poor scarring, infection, and prolonged swelling.

    What Should I Avoid During Recovery?

    During the first 2 weeks, avoid bending forward at the waist, lifting anything heavier than 5 kg, straining (including during bowel movements), rubbing the eyes, swimming, and exposure to dust or wind without sunglasses. Contact lenses should not be worn for at least 2 weeks. Eye makeup is avoided until Day 14. Sun exposure to the healing scars should be minimised, with sunglasses worn outdoors for the first month.

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    Blepharoplasty removes excess skin, fat, and puffiness from the eyelids to create a youthful and refreshed appearance. Our expert surgeons enhance natural contours while maintaining eye function.

    Droopy eyelids and under-eye bags can make you look tired. This procedure lifts and tightens the skin, reducing sagging and restoring a more vibrant look. Every treatment is customized to match personal goals and facial structure.

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    Frequently Asked Questions for Blepharoplasty

    Is blepharoplasty painful?

    No. Most patients describe blepharoplasty as more uncomfortable than painful. Pain levels are typically 1 to 3 out of 10 in the first 24 to 48 hours, described as tightness or heaviness rather than sharp pain. Prescribed pain medication is rarely needed beyond the first two days.

    Will blepharoplasty change the shape of my eyes?

    No. Dr. Dhruv Chavan’s philosophy is to restore the natural appearance of the eyes, not to alter their shape. Blepharoplasty removes excess tissue that has accumulated with age or genetics, returning the eyelid to a more refreshed version of the patient’s natural appearance. The shape, size, and expression of the eyes remain the patient’s own.

    Can I combine blepharoplasty with other procedures?

    Yes. Blepharoplasty is commonly combined with fat grafting to address hollow tear troughs, chin liposuction or contouring for facial balance, and same-clinic skin treatments such as under-eye pigmentation correction. Combining procedures in a single surgical event reduces overall downtime, anaesthesia exposure, and combined cost.

    How soon can I fly after blepharoplasty?

    Most patients can fly safely from Day 7 to Day 10, after the first follow-up has confirmed normal healing. International patients typically schedule their return travel for around Day 10 to 14, after sutures are out and bruising is largely resolved.

    Will I need glasses after blepharoplasty if I had LASIK?

    No. Blepharoplasty surgery is performed on the eyelid, not the eye itself, and does not affect refractive status. Patients who had LASIK retain their corrected vision after blepharoplasty. However, recent LASIK (within 6 months) is a reason to defer blepharoplasty until the cornea has fully stabilised.

    Does blepharoplasty help with dark circles?

    Yes. Partially. Blepharoplasty effectively addresses the shadow that arises from under-eye bags and the hollow appearance of the tear trough, both of which contribute to dark circles. It does not directly treat pigmentation-based dark circles, which are addressed with skin treatments. At Dr DC Plastic Surgery, both can be planned together for a complete result.

    Can blepharoplasty be revised if I don't like the result?

    Yes. Revision blepharoplasty is possible but is not performed before 6 to 12 months after the primary surgery, since tissues continue to settle during this window. Revision rates at Dr DC Plastic Surgery are under 1%, with 95 to 98% patient satisfaction reported across more than 500 procedures.

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