Is It Safe to Have Blepharoplasty After Juvederm Injection?

There is no problem in performing a blepharoplasty after Juvederm filler in the area. It is very important, though, to be forthcoming and disclose all previous treatments and/or operations to your surgeon in order to have a safer operation. The fillers are usually injected into the dermal layer of the skin (or sometimes on top of the bone) and are not disturbed by the different approaches used in blepharoplasty nor do they interfere with the operation itself.

Juvederm, Restylane, Perlane, Evolence, Radiesse or other soft tissue filler placed in the lower eyelid or tear trough will not effect an upper blepharoplasty.
Of course, you need to tell your surgeon.
Soft tissue fillers in the lower eyelid can impact a lower blepharoplasty. If fat is removed during lower blepharoplasty contour deformities can occur whoch are created by the filler left behind.

It is a good idea to mention the fact that you have had Juvederm placed in the tear troughs, and you should probably wait at least a month after the injections before proceeding with lower blepharoplasty surgery. It is important to make sure that all the swelling is down from the injection prior to embarking on elective cosmetic blepharoplasty surgery.