Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery

Eyelids are one of the first places to show signs of ageing due to the delicate nature of the skin in the eye area. For most men and women, evidence of the ageing process begins in their 30s. Cosmetic eyelid surgery today can provide options to treat some signs of ageing around the eyelids.

Cosmetic eyelid surgery may include surgery for:

  • Double eyelid crease

  • Lower eyelid bags

  • Excess upper eyelid skin

  • Brow ‘droop’

  • Excision of xanthelasma lesions

  • Cosmetic treatments

Examples of Blepharoplasty:

Cosmetic blepharoplasty - before oculoplastic surgery.

Cosmetic blepharoplasty - before oculoplastic surgery.

Cosmetic blepharoplasty - after oculoplastic surgery.

Cosmetic blepharoplasty - after oculoplastic surgery.

Examples of Xanthelasma

Xanthelasma excision - before oculoplastic surgery.

Xanthelasma excision - before oculoplastic surgery.

Xanthelasma excision - after oculoplastic surgery.

Xanthelasma excision - after oculoplastic surgery.

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