Blepharoplasty
Refreshing the eyes by removing excess eyelid skin and fat pockets.
About the Procedure
Blepharoplasty
Blepharoplasty treats excess skin, laxity and fat pockets in the upper and/or lower eyelids, softening a tired look without changing the face's natural expression.
It may be aesthetic, functional — when excess skin interferes with vision — or both, assessed together at the consultation.
It is often combined with other facial procedures, but can also be performed on its own.
What to Consider
- — Assessment of eyelid skin, fat and muscle tone.
- — Possible functional indication when excess skin limits vision.
- — Incisions placed along natural eyelid folds, discreet as they heal.
- — Post-operative follow-up with a direct concierge channel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about blepharoplasty
Does blepharoplasty leave a visible scar?
Incisions are planned along natural eyelid folds or the lash line, becoming quite discreet over time.
How long do swelling and bruising last?
Most swelling and bruising reduce within the first two weeks, varying by patient.
Can blepharoplasty be combined with another facial procedure?
Yes, this is a common combination — feasibility is assessed individually at the consultation.