The surgery is your medical team's job — but the starting line of your recovery is built by you, in the week before. Just follow this in order.

D-7: Switch your body to recovery mode

• Stop alcohol and smoking. Blood flow and swelling recovery change noticeably.
• Tell your medical team about anything that can affect blood: aspirin, omega-3, vitamin E and similar supplements.
• Sleep well. Condition is recovery power.

D-3: Prepare the eye area

• Switch from contact lenses to glasses.
• Remove eyelash extensions or perms in advance.
• Pause other facial treatments such as lasers or peels around the eyes.

D-1: The day before

• Fasting rules depend on your anesthesia type — always confirm with the clinic.
• Arrange a companion and transport. You cannot drive right after surgery.
• Pack a hat and sunglasses — the trip home is much more comfortable.

The morning of surgery

• Come with no makeup, no lashes, no lenses.
• Wear a button-up or zip-up top that comes off without touching your face.
• Keep valuables to a minimum.

⚠️ Tell us in advance if...

You have a cold or fever, started a new medication, are prone to keloids, or had previous surgery. Even small things — message us and our interpreter team will relay it precisely to the clinic.

FAQ

**Can I drink coffee?** A small amount is usually fine, but skip it on surgery day. Your clinic's guidance comes first.

**What if it overlaps with my period?** Surgery is still possible, but swelling can be stronger. Message us if you want to adjust the schedule.