Transconjunctival Lower Blepharoplasty
The "No-Visible-Scar" technique, or Transconjunctival Lower Blepharoplasty, has become the gold standard for lower lid rejuvenation in 2026. Instead of an incision on the outside of the skin, the surgeon enters through the conjunctiva (the red inner lining of the eyelid). This allows direct access to the three fat pads of the lower eye without disrupting the delicate orbicularis oculi muscle.
This technique is particularly popular in 2026 because it eliminates the risk of Ectropion (the eyelid pulling away from the eye), a common complication of older external-incision methods. For patients with significant skin laxity, surgeons in 2026 often pair this "inside-out" fat removal with a "Skin Pinch" or a chemical peel to tighten the surface skin without the need for extensive cutting or muscle weakening.AI and 3D Pre-Surgical Simulation