Can I still have blepharoplasty if I have to wear glasses or contact lenses?

Absolutely. I actually recommend that people at least wear frames after surgery to help camouflage any redness, swelling or bruising in the undereye area. Usually, you would need to wait 2-3 weeks to wear contacts after surgery but you can wear your glasses in the recovery room immediately following surgery. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

The use of corrective lenses does not prevent you from undergoing a blepharoplasty.  In general, you will need to refrain from using contact lenses in the post-operative period but can use eyeglasses once the immediate swelling has resolved.  It is best to be evaluated by a surgeon who specializes in eyelid surgery and to undergo an examination so that they can better guide you on your specific case.      

It is perfectly acceptable to undergo a blepharoplasty procedure and wear glasses or contacts afterwards. It is important not to wear contacts for  at least 2 weeks after the blepharoplasty procedure. Glasses may be worn in the immediate postoperative period. For many examples of blepharoplasty, please see the link below

Patients who wear contacts may be at higher risk for dry eyes after lower lid surgery. Certain techniques like transconjunctival no touch and canthoplasty can help minimize the chances. 

It is certainly ok to have a blepahroplasty if you wear contacts or glasses. Glasses can be worn during the recovery period. Best of luck.