According to the statistics of the Blefaroplastia Plastic Surgeons American Society, the aesthetic blefarostopia is one of the most frequent procedures and its frequency is increasing both on men as on women.

The palpabreal retro aging, or better said, adequate periorbitarean is meant to restore the inner perception of the patient concerning the beauty and youth of their eyes; providing and “aesthetic” and pleasant aspect, in every sense.

Clearly, the aesthetic objectives of periorbitarean retro aging are different on women that in men. Women are trying to brighten up or refresh their countenance, retiring the fat bags, and eliminating the skin excess falling on the eye lashes; mitigating the dark circles that is marked with time passed to therefore acquire a youthful aspect.

Male patients frequently seek for consult to get rid of that angry, sad, and fatigued expression on their faces.

Rarely their purpose is to recover their youthful aspect in their periorbitarean area, because that could have a feminizing effect which most of men are not willing to risk. Therefore, aesthetic surgery in the periorbitarean region on men is to be focused towards a natural, hard and vigorous aspect, characteristically masculine.