Upper & Lower Blepharoplasty
Blepharoplasty is eyelid surgery to remove excess skin, muscle and fat from the upper and/or lower eyelids. Upper eyelid surgery can restore the visual field when overhanging skin obstructs sight; both procedures rejuvenate the periocular area and restore a rested, refreshed appearance.
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About This Treatment
Our oculoplastic surgeons specialise in functional and aesthetic eyelid surgery, performing the procedure under local anaesthesia as a comfortable day case. Upper lid surgery places incisions within the natural lid crease, making scars imperceptible. Lower lid surgery can be performed via an external (subciliary) or internal (transconjunctival) incision, the latter leaving no visible scar.
We carefully assess each patient's anatomy — including brow position, skin laxity, fat distribution and tear film — to plan surgery that achieves natural-looking, long-lasting results and avoids a 'operated' appearance.
Key Benefits
Local Anaesthesia Day Case
Performed comfortably under local anaesthesia with no general anaesthetic required. Go home the same day.
Minimal Scarring
Incisions placed within natural skin creases or inside the eyelid for scars that are virtually imperceptible.
Functional & Aesthetic Benefits
Upper lid surgery can also improve the visual field in patients with dermatochalasis causing superior field loss.
Natural Results
Oculoplastic surgeons specialise in periocular anatomy — achieving refreshed, natural-looking results is our expertise.