Overview
Blepharoplasty is eyelid surgery to address selected excess skin or contour. It is an operation, not a facial.
What concerns it may be used for
It may be considered for functional or appearance concerns of the eyelids after examination of vision, anatomy and health.
How it generally works
A surgeon explains the plan, anaesthesia, scars and recovery. This page is not a surgical consent form.
Who may be considered
People considering this service need an in-person or clinic assessment. Medical history, medicines, skin type and the specific concern all affect whether it is appropriate.
Safety and clinical assessment
This is a surgical or periocular procedure. It requires clinical assessment of anatomy, medical history and risk. It is not a cosmetic add-on and is not performed from an online description. Bleeding, dry eye, asymmetry, scarring and the need for revision are among recognised risks. Cosmetic procedures carry risks. A consultation should cover indications, risks, benefits, alternatives, realistic expectations, recovery and cost. Suitability, treatment parameters and expected outcomes vary by skin type, concern and clinical assessment. Individual results vary.
Frequently asked questions
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Treatment selection begins with understanding the concern. Book a consultation rather than purchasing a procedure online.