Aesthetic eye surgery is a specialty offered at the Clinique Amiia in Lausanne.
There are some surgical procedures whose finesse cannot be compromised by any systematization. Eyelid surgery must always be specific to each individual face. This helps us to understand what needs to be done, but above all it helps us to better explain what needs to be corrected, so that we can better meet expectations.
It's easy to understand that operating on the upper eyelids under general anesthesia is a curious incoherence that doesn't respect any specificity. It's just as easy to understand that the same eyelid surgery will not be performed on Caucasians as on Asians.
The surgical strategy must take into account the shape and position of the eyebrow, the distance between the lower and upper eyelids, the distance between the palpebral crease and the eyelashes, and the opening of the outer eyelid angle, a slackening of the lower eyelid, the obliquity that gives an almond-shaped eye, the presence of a hollow eye in the upper eyelid, the presence of bags in the lower eyelid, the color of the eyes, and the quality and texture of the skin. All these factors help to define this surgery not just as eyelid surgery, but as eye surgery. It's a wonderful aesthetic surgery.
In addition to excess skin, it is therefore possible to correct hollow eyes (skeletonization of the upper eyelid), sad eyes (drooping upper eyelid, ptosis) and tired eyes (insufficient distance between the 2 eyelids and loss of obliquity).