Can I drive after lower blepharoplasty? (Local anesthesia).

Even if your procedure is done under local anesthesia, you should not plan to drive after surgery. Swelling or bleeding, as well as ointments may interfere with your ability to see clearly. Have a friend bring you home or order a car service. You'll be safer. 

Even with just local anesthesia, you should not drive home after blepharoplasty because the muscles that move your eye may be anesthetized, and your vision generally isn't that clear due to ointment and tearing. Also, many that use local anesthesia may use a mild oral sedative to go with it.
It is great that you are using local anesthesia, and your recovery will be much easier afterwards because of it, but it will also be best to have somebody with you at home to start it off, just for simple activities of daily living like making sure you're getting proper nutrition. 
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Cameron Chesnut
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