Is Blepharoplasty safe on dark skin?

Eyelid skin is thin and heals very well in most cases. Type of suture, wound tension or separation and  infection can influence the scar. Even though darker skin people more commonly form keloids in other areas, I have found it to be rare in this area. All scars require several months to remodel  and soften however. If you have a known history of keloids, it is best to consult a board certified  specialist for this area. 

Hello,Thank you for your question. Any skin tone can heal well with minimal scarring from a blepharoplasty surgery. Be sure that you seek out a board certified Plastic Surgeon who specialises in this area and follow up with them closely for post op care.All the best

Thank you for the good question. Any skin color can have a blepharoplasty performed without fear of unusually scar formation. Even patients who form keloids elsewhere on their bodies usually do not have increased scarring on their eyelids. Make an appointment with an Oculoplastic Surgeon for detailed evaluation and discussion of treatment plan. I hope you find this helpful. Good luck.

 In our practice, we have performed  upper and lower blepharoplasty procedures on dark skinned individuals and has had no issues with the healing process.

I have performed blepharoplasty both upper and lower on many patients with darker skin tone and have not had any excessive scarring or depigmentation. 

Blepharoplasty can be performed on dark or light skin. There is no contraindication for dark or light skin. Dark skin does have a tendency to take a little longer to heal in the incision line but that is usually hidden in the crease