Written by Dr Julian De Silva
Ethnic Blepharoplasty includes:
Many patients are apprehensive about having general anaesthesia. Dr De Silva has developed an advanced form of sedative anaesthesia, also known as “twilight anaesthesia”—a combination of local and sedative medications.
This sophisticated sedation uses tiny amounts of four to five sedation medications that cumulatively give a relaxing and safe experience. Avoiding the risks and side effects of general anaesthesia the recovery period is much shorter, with most patients going home 30 to 60 minutes following the procedure.
These are the most advanced sedation techniques available, and the optimal option for patients considering eyelid surgery.
While this procedure is challenging, over 30% of all Dr De Silva’s patients have undergone previous surgery and are termed revision procedures. Deemed more difficult than primary surgery, with Dr De Silva’s advanced techniques he obtains a good overall appearance and improvements in the symmetry of the eyelids.