What does a transconjunctival blepharoplasty focus on?

A transconjunctival blepharoplasty specifically targets the removal of fat pads from inside the lower eyelid. This surgical technique is particularly beneficial for individuals who may have bulging fat pads that give the appearance of under-eye bags, without needing to cut through the skin from the outside. Instead, the procedure is performed through the conjunctiva, which is the tissue lining the inside of the eyelid.

This approach allows for less visible scarring and a more natural result, as the incision is made inside the eyelid. The primary goal of this surgery is to enhance the aesthetic appearance of the lower eyelids by addressing the excess fat that contributes to the puffiness or fullness beneath the eyes, rather than addressing issues like skin laxity or overhanging skin, which would be treated with other methods.

While the other options mention procedures or areas unrelated to the focus of a transconjunctival blepharoplasty, they involve different aspects of facial surgery that do not pertain to the targeted removal of fat pads from the lower eyelid.