Blepharoplasty

As aging progresses, there is progressive stretching of the skin of the upper and lower lids, along with the loss of muscle tone and bulging of eyelid fat pads. Not only does this make you look tired and older, but it can progressÂively affect your periÂpheral, and upper vision. This sagging and drooping of upper and lower eyelids or brows can be corrected by Blepharoplasty leaving you looking fresh, alert and young.
There are three componÂents of this operÂaÂtion, which are generÂally used together or someÂtimes separÂately as needed.If you have experÂiÂenced a lowering and heavÂiÂness of the eyebrow, then you need a Brow Lift. This can be done either through the eyelid crease or through the hairÂline of the forehead.
Upper Lid Blepharoplasty consists of taking out all the excess skin that droops and also removing any excess fatty bumps from the upper eyelid.
Lower Lid Lift (Blepharoplasty), this operÂaÂtion can be done either through a transconÂjunctival approach (scarÂless techÂnique) or through a hidden crease incision at the top of the lower lid. The operÂaÂtion consists of readÂjusting, removing or reposÂiÂtioning of the fat pads and if required removal of the excess skin along with tightÂening of the lower eyelid.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the eyelid surgery performed?
What are the side effects of eyelid surgery?
Though the side effects are generÂally rare and mild, the following have been reported in the literature:
- swelling in the corners of the eyes.
- irritÂated and dry eyes.
- infecÂtion.
- inflamÂmaÂtion.
- reacÂtions to anaesthesia.
- diffiÂculty in the closing of the eyes.
- bleeding.
- numbÂness.
- blurry vision.
- discolÂourÂaÂtion of the skin.
There are other side effects which are detailed in our consent form, which we will provide you with, well before your operation.
What are the guidelines to follow before surgery?
What are the guidelines to be followed after the surgery?
- avoiding direct sunlight and wearing sunglasses up to a month after the surgery
- refraining from rubbing the eyes
- using cold compresses to reduce the swelling on the eyelids
- cleaning the eyelids using the prescribed ointÂment or eye drops
- avoiding washing the face or hair for about 3–4 days after the surgery
- avoiding all forms of rigorous exerÂcise for a month
- avoiding sexual activity for 2 weeks
How long would it take to get back into shape?
How would you know if you are ideal for the surgery?
Real Results
Approximate Costs
An accurate estimate of the costs is only possible after an in-clinic consultaÂtion with Dr Prashant. We charge a £50 deposit to secure your consultaÂtion with Dr Prashant, this amount will be deducted from the costs of the treatÂment you go on to have at our clinic.
On average an upper blephÂaroÂplasty quote starts from £2500, Lower Lid Blepharoplasty from £3000