Does Asian eyelid surgery cost more than a typical blepharoplasty?
Answer: Cost for asian eyelid surgery Because asian blepharoplasty is such a varied procedure, the cost also varies. Factors which contribute to the cost of eyelid surgery include: Type and extent of surgery Surgeon’s fee Facility fee Anesthesia fee Medication For approximate costs by location , search Real Self, American Society of Plastic Surgeons, or American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery websites.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Cost for asian eyelid surgery Because asian blepharoplasty is such a varied procedure, the cost also varies. Factors which contribute to the cost of eyelid surgery include: Type and extent of surgery Surgeon’s fee Facility fee Anesthesia fee Medication For approximate costs by location , search Real Self, American Society of Plastic Surgeons, or American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery websites.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Asian Eyelid Surgery Cost In Sydney the cost of a "typical" eyelid surgery cost ranges from $2000 AUD to $7000 AUD with an average of $4000 AUD. This difference can be explained primarily by who is doing them. The doctors who perform this surgery can be specialist surgeons who are fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons but it can also be a cosmetic doctor who may or may not have GP qualification. It doesn't necessarily mean one is better than the other per se but you must be clear in your mind about who you are confident to proceed with and who takes the time with you. No one "typical" Asian eyelid surgery is going to be right for you and this means that you must do your research, find out about the procedure, what the potential risks are and take time to find the surgeon who is qualified but also willing to tailor the treatment and take as long as you need to have all answers clear in your mind prior to embarking upon the journey. Wishing you the best in your journey. Dr Leo Kim, Specialist Plastic Surgeon in Sydney
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Asian Eyelid Surgery Cost In Sydney the cost of a "typical" eyelid surgery cost ranges from $2000 AUD to $7000 AUD with an average of $4000 AUD. This difference can be explained primarily by who is doing them. The doctors who perform this surgery can be specialist surgeons who are fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons but it can also be a cosmetic doctor who may or may not have GP qualification. It doesn't necessarily mean one is better than the other per se but you must be clear in your mind about who you are confident to proceed with and who takes the time with you. No one "typical" Asian eyelid surgery is going to be right for you and this means that you must do your research, find out about the procedure, what the potential risks are and take time to find the surgeon who is qualified but also willing to tailor the treatment and take as long as you need to have all answers clear in your mind prior to embarking upon the journey. Wishing you the best in your journey. Dr Leo Kim, Specialist Plastic Surgeon in Sydney
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July 8, 2019
Answer: Asian Eyelid Surgery Cost There are several factors in determining the cost of Asian eyelid blepharoplasty. 1) Local anesthesia vs. IV sedation2) Surgery performed in office setting vs. surgical center3) Where in the country you are having the surgery4) Is the surgery being performed by an oculoplastic surgeon (eyelid specialist)Oculoplastic surgeons in NY typically charge $3,000-5,000 for Asian eyelid blepharoplasty.I hope you find this useful.
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Answer: Asian Eyelid Surgery Cost There are several factors in determining the cost of Asian eyelid blepharoplasty. 1) Local anesthesia vs. IV sedation2) Surgery performed in office setting vs. surgical center3) Where in the country you are having the surgery4) Is the surgery being performed by an oculoplastic surgeon (eyelid specialist)Oculoplastic surgeons in NY typically charge $3,000-5,000 for Asian eyelid blepharoplasty.I hope you find this useful.
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January 21, 2015
Answer: Asian eyelid surgery cost In my practice I charge the same for Asian eyelid surgery as for Caucasians. You definitely do want to go to a surgeon who has done many Asian eyelid lifts and who is comfortable with the procedure. Most Asians do not want their ethnicity to change and want the result to look natural.
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Answer: Asian eyelid surgery cost In my practice I charge the same for Asian eyelid surgery as for Caucasians. You definitely do want to go to a surgeon who has done many Asian eyelid lifts and who is comfortable with the procedure. Most Asians do not want their ethnicity to change and want the result to look natural.
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July 8, 2019
Answer: Asian Eyelid Surgery Costs
Thanks for the great question. The cost for an "Asian blepharoplasty" or "double eyelid surgery" will vary based on the part of the country you are in and the training of the specialist. Generally, this is between $2500 and $4000 in the San Francisco Bay Area. The procedure, when done well, produces excellent aesthetic results with minimal downtime. It can be performed with local anesthesia in the office, or in a surgery center, depending on patient preference.
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Answer: Asian Eyelid Surgery Costs
Thanks for the great question. The cost for an "Asian blepharoplasty" or "double eyelid surgery" will vary based on the part of the country you are in and the training of the specialist. Generally, this is between $2500 and $4000 in the San Francisco Bay Area. The procedure, when done well, produces excellent aesthetic results with minimal downtime. It can be performed with local anesthesia in the office, or in a surgery center, depending on patient preference.
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