Frequently asked questions about EyeLift

Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure that removes excess skin and fat from the upper and/or lower eyelids. It can correct drooping upper lids, under-eye bags, and a tired appearance.

The simulation is an AI-generated illustration of a possible outcome based on your photo. It is not a medical prediction — actual results vary depending on your anatomy, surgeon technique, and healing.

Most patients have peak swelling in the first 2–3 days. Bruising typically fades within 7–10 days, and many people feel socially comfortable within 2 weeks.

Rhinoplasty, commonly called a nose job, is a surgical procedure that reshapes the nose. It can reduce a hump, refine the tip, narrow the bridge, or adjust nostril size.

The AI generates a plausible outcome based on your photo. It is not a surgical plan — your actual result depends on your anatomy, skin thickness, and surgeon technique.

Swelling peaks in the first week. Subtle swelling, especially at the tip, can persist for 12–18 months before the final result is visible.

A facelift tightens sagging facial skin and underlying muscles, reduces jowls, and improves the neck contour. It is often combined with a neck lift.

The AI produces a plausible illustration of a healed outcome based on your photo. Results vary based on age, skin quality, and surgeon approach.

Many patients have significant swelling and bruising for the first 2 weeks and return to social activities within 3–4 weeks.

A brachioplasty removes excess skin and fat from the upper arm to create a tighter arm contour after weight loss or skin laxity.

The AI generates a plausible healed outcome based on your photo. The visible improvement depends on skin quality, excess skin, and your surgeon's technique.

Yes. Brachioplasty leaves a scar along the inner arm. Scars mature and fade significantly over 12–18 months.