Facial
Blepharoplasty
Every blepharoplasty case is defined at the consultation: your medical history is reviewed, your expectations are heard and the alternatives, their scope and the care they involve are clearly explained. The information on this page is general guidance and does not replace a medical assessment.
What it involves
Blepharoplasty
A procedure addressing excess skin or bags in the eyelid area, seeking a rested gaze.
Who it is for
- People with a tired-looking gaze.
- Cases with excess eyelid skin.
Benefits
- A more rested gaze
- Discreet scars
- Usually short recovery
Preparation
- Prior medical assessment and review of your history.
- Pre-surgical tests requested according to each case.
- Guidance on habits, medication and support.
Recovery
- Scheduled post-operative check-ups.
- Instructions on rest, care and garments or dressings when applicable.
- Gradual return to daily activity according to your progress.
Frequently asked questions