Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty)
Performed by leading plastic and reconstructive surgeon in the UK, Germany and Netherlands Dr Brian Simons.
Consultations available in Manchester, Birmingham or Torquay (Devon)
24/7 Aftercare service
Eyelid surgery, known medically as Blepharoplasty, is a specialized cosmetic procedure focused on enhancing the appearance of the eyelids. This surgery can be applied to the upper lids, lower lids, or both, and is particularly effective in addressing issues such as drooping eyelids, excess skin, under-eye bagginess, and various eyelid deformities. The benefits of undergoing eyelid surgery are multifaceted. It not only offers a more youthful and vibrant look by eliminating signs of aging around the eyes but also can improve vision in cases where sagging eyelids impede sight. Additionally, many patients experience a significant boost in self-esteem and confidence post-surgery, as it effectively rejuvenates the facial appearance. By smoothing wrinkles, reducing puffiness, and correcting under-eye bags, eyelid surgery stands out as a potent option for facial rejuvenation, making it widely sought-after for its aesthetic enhancements.
Eyelid Surgery Results
After undergoing eyelid surgery, patients typically experience a noticeable improvement in the appearance of their eyelids. The surgery effectively removes excess skin, reduces bagginess, and corrects drooping, resulting in a more youthful and alert look.
Many patients also report improved vision if their sagging eyelids previously obstructed their sight. The results can lead to a refreshed and rejuvenated facial appearance, enhancing overall facial aesthetics. Additionally, the boost in confidence and self-esteem from the improved look is a significant benefit reported by many. The changes are usually long-lasting, helping maintain a rejuvenated appearance for years.
Duration of the treatment
Eyelid surgery typically lasts between one to two hours, depending on whether it involves both upper and lower eyelids or just one area. This quick procedure allows for significant cosmetic improvements with minimal time investment, making it a popular choice in cosmetic surgeries.
Who are best suited for Blepharoplasty Facetite
Candidates for eyelid surgery are usually those seeking to correct droopy eyelids, remove excess skin, or reduce under-eye puffiness. Ideal candidates are in good health, non-smokers, and have realistic expectations about the results. The procedure is popular among middle-aged and older individuals aiming for a youthful, refreshed look, and can also benefit those whose vision is affected by sagging eyelids.
Aftercare
After surgery, keep your head elevated to minimize swelling. Apply prescribed ointments or eye drops to aid the healing process. Avoid rubbing or applying pressure to the eyes for at least 2 weeks. Swelling and bruising around the eyes are common and should decrease over the first 7-10 days. Follow-up visits are essential to monitor healing, and avoid wearing makeup on the eyelids for 1-2 weeks.
Performed by – Dr Brian Simons
Mr. Brian Simons is a renowned plastic surgeon with expertise in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, trained at the University of Amsterdam and registered in the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands. Specializing in a range of procedures, including breast surgery and labiaplasty, he is highly sought after in leading clinics and the NHS.
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FAQ’s
How is Eyelid Surgery performed?
During Eyelid Surgery, a surgeon makes small incisions along the natural creases of the eyelids and removes or repositions excess tissue. This can help reduce sagging eyelids or bags under the eyes.
Is Eyelid Surgery permanent?
The results of Eyelid Surgery are long-lasting, but the natural aging process continues. Over time, some signs of aging may gradually return.
Can Eyelid Surgery correct vision problems?
In some cases, Eyelid Surgery can improve vision by removing excess skin that may obstruct vision.
Who is a good candidate for Eyelid Surgery?
Good candidates for Eyelid Surgery are individuals with drooping eyelids, puffiness, or excess skin around the eyes that makes them look tired or aged.









