Ptosis Repair: Risks & complications
Like any medical procedure, ptosis repair carries some risks. Choosing a board-certified, experienced surgeon and following your after-care instructions are the most important ways to keep those risks low. Your surgeon will review the specifics with you.
What to know
Like any medical procedure, ptosis repair carries some risks. Choosing a board-certified, experienced surgeon and following your after-care instructions are the most important ways to keep those risks low. Your surgeon will review the specifics with you. Because every patient is different, the details below are general guidance — your own plan is set during a consultation with a board-certified surgeon who examines you and understands your goals.
When to see a surgeon
If this is something you're seriously considering, a consultation is the right next step. A good surgeon will tell you honestly whether ptosis repair is the right choice for you.
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