Sangapuri

Difference between blepharoplasty and sangapuri

Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to correct drooping or sagging eyelids caused by aging or anatomical features.

Sangapuri, on the other hand, is a specialized type of blepharoplasty intended specifically for the Asian eyelid structure, where the upper eyelid crease is absent or minimally defined.

This procedure is especially popular in South Korea and China. However, many people of Asian descent around the world also choose this surgery to achieve their desired eyelid appearance.

Who is sangapuri suitable for?

This procedure is suitable for individuals with the Asian eyelid structure who naturally do not have a distinct upper eyelid crease. In rare cases, similar anatomical features may also be found in people of European descent.

Before surgery, a consultation with a plastic surgeon is required.

Contraindications for sangapuri

Sangapuri is not recommended in the following cases:

• Cancer (oncological diseases);

• Acute infectious diseases;

• Blood clotting disorders;

• Endocrine disorders;

• Increased intraocular pressure;

• Dry eye syndrome;

• Ophthalmic diseases;

• Diabetes mellitus;

• Heart diseases;

• Mental health disorders;

• Pregnancy;

• Patients under 18 years of age.

It is important to understand that if the procedure is performed incorrectly, complications may occur, including eyelid asymmetry, difficulty closing the eyes completely, excessive tearing or dry eyes, and persistent pain.

At Expert Medical Clinic, all procedures are performed by experienced specialists using a responsible and individualized approach, helping minimize the risk of complications. After a properly performed surgery, temporary swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort are normal and usually resolve over time.

Following all postoperative instructions is essential for a smooth and successful recovery.

Preparation for sangapuri

Like any surgical procedure, Sangapuri requires proper preparation. Before surgery, patients are usually asked to complete the following examinations:

• Blood and urine tests;

• Blood glucose test;

• Screening for hepatitis and HIV/AIDS;

• Electrocardiogram (ECG);

• Chest CT scan (computed tomography).

Before surgery, patients should stop taking blood-thinning medications as instructed by their physician and avoid smoking and alcohol consumption. The operation is performed under general anesthesia on an empty stomach.

A consultation with both an ophthalmologist and an anesthesiologist is also required before surgery.

Where to get sangapuri in Tashkent?

Expert Medical Clinic offers a wide range of plastic surgery procedures, including Sangapuri. Our experienced surgeons use modern equipment and advanced surgical techniques to provide safe and effective treatment.

We value every patient and provide an individualized approach to ensure the best possible results and a comfortable treatment experience.