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If all you need is canthopexy without eyelid skin rejuvenation/tightening and without fat removal/reposition, then, since it is a specialized procedure, that not all blepharoplasty surgeons feel comfortable doing, you will probably be charged around 75% of the surgeon's usual full blepharoplasty fee. However, if it is done at the same time as a cosmetic bleph, then you can probably expect to pay around 1.5X the amount that your surgeon charges for blepharoplasty.For various reasons, there's significant variation on what surgeon's charge, and you can find average charges for blepharoplasty (but not specifically for canthopexy) elsewhere on this site.
Not having seen you would be tough to give an estimate but I would say in the area of 3-5000 would cover most of your costs.also do you want to be sedated or do itm under local?There are a lot of things to consider.Hope this helps.
The fees for this procedure will be based on a number of factors including your geographical location, the time needed to the surgical procedure and the location of the facility (private or hospital). Consult with reputable experienced surgeons in your area to get a better idea of fee schedules. Best of luck.
If you have not noticed any improvement of the under eye area on medication, it may be that you'll need correction of the bags in order to address the bags. Having your thyroid levels checked and balancing those levels is the right place to begin. See an expert injector in your area after tha...
There are a lot of options address under eye bags, but developing a good treatment strategy is very important. When people come to me for puffiness, I first teach them that if the puffiness under the eyes is always there regardless of allergies, sinuses or getting enough sleep, it is more...
Thank you for your question. The most important reatment for swelling and bruising after blepharoplasty or eyelid surgery is elevation of your head above your heart for the first week or 2 and ice chips placed over gauze sponges over your eyes and allowing them to melt for the first 24 hours...
