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Blepharoplasty surgery

Blepharoplasty is a cosmetic eyelid surgery designed to reshape and rejuvenate the eye area by addressing hooding, laxity and other age-related changes.
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Blepharoplasty
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This local anaesthetic, day-case procedure effectively rejuvenates the eyelids and improves facial aesthetics.
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Procedure time:
45-90 minutes

Procedure time- Blepharoplasty is a relatively quick procedure, typically completed within 1 to 2 hours- So you’ll be in and out before lunch!
how long after blepharoplasty can i go back to work

Back to work:
7-10 days

Back to work- We generally recommend allowing 7–10 days for recovery. Most patients feel comfortable returning to light duties approximately one week after surgery, but this can vary based on individual healing and work demands.
recovery time after blepharoplasty treatment

Recovery:
2-4 weeks

The recovery is smooth sailing- expect bruising and swelling to ease in 2-4 weeks- so rest up, and take it easy.
prices of Blepharoplasty in Scotland

Pricing:
from £3,100

Starting from £3,100 for both eyes, with interest-free finance available to help spread the cost.

What is Blepharoplasty?

A quick look at eyelid surgery

Upper blepharoplasty removes excess skin and fat from the upper eyelids, improving hooded or drooping lids and enhancing overall eye contour. Lower blepharoplasty targets under- eye puffiness, sagging skin, and fine lines, creating a smoother, more youthful appearance. Together, these procedures can refresh tired- looking eyes, improve facial symmetry, and in some cases, enhance vision affected by eyelid drooping.

Performed with precision and care, blepharoplasty offers natural-looking results with quick recovery, leaving the eyes looking brighter, more youthful and refreshed.

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Why Have Blepharoplasty?

Reasons People Choose Eyelid Surgery

Blepharoplasty is one type of eyelid surgery that can address both functional and cosmetic concerns. It may help improve vision by removing loose or drooping skin that hangs over the eyes. Many people choose this procedure to reduce the appearance of heaviness or sagging in the upper eyelids, often caused by aging.
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As we age, the skin around our eyes can lose elasticity, leading to sagging upper eyelids that may even impair vision. Blepharoplasty can help lift and tighten the area, giving a more refreshed appearance and, in some cases, improving eyesight.
Puffy bags under the eyes can make someone look tired or older than they feel. Lower eyelid surgery can smooth out these bags, helping to create a more rested and youthful look.
For many, the appearance of their eyes has a big impact on how they feel about themselves. Blepharoplasty can restore a sense of confidence by subtly enhancing the eyes, making people feel more like themselves again.
Eyes are one of the first areas to show signs of ageing. This procedure can soften fine lines and reduce puffiness or loose skin, helping people look more youthful without dramatically changing their overall features.
Some people choose blepharoplasty to address unevenness between their eyes—whether it’s due to genetics, ageing, or a previous procedure. Surgery can create a more balanced and harmonious look.

Treatment cost

How much is Blepharoplasty surgery?

The cost of eyelid surgery depends on whether you’re considering upper eyelid surgery, lower blepharoplasty, or a combination of both. Our prices start from £3,100. *

For a personalised, no-obligation quote, book a consultation with one of our expert oculoplastic surgeons. Your needs will be discussed in full confidence, in a welcoming and professional environment.

After your consultation, the price you’re given is all-inclusive covering your treatment, follow-up care, and any necessary advice. There are no hidden fees, ensuring a smooth and transparent experience from start to finish.

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Blepharoplasty surgery

Cost from (both eyes)

£

3,100

  • £245 consultation
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Patient journey

What is involved in Blepharoplasty surgery

patient journey for blepharoplasty treatment
Before surgery, you will come to the hospital to meet your surgeon. You will have lots of time to talk about what you hope to achieve. Your surgeon will give your face, and particularly your eyes, a thorough examination and discuss what can be achieved. They will also take a medical history, and it is particularly important to notify them of conditions such as thyroid disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and glaucoma, as these can affect how treatment is carried out. There is no obligation to go ahead with surgery if you or your doctor decide that it isn’t in your best interests.
An upper eyelid blepharoplasty concentrates on the region between the eyebrow and the eyelashes. Lower eyelid blepharoplasty focuses on the area between the eyelashes and the cheek. Upper blepharoplasty utilises the skin approach with the incision hidden along the eyelid crease. Lower lid blepharoplasty can employ a skin approach or an internal approach to remove portions of fat in the lower eye to reduce bagging. Your surgeon will discuss the best approach for you and make an individualised surgical plan.
Your eyelid surgery will be carried out under local anaesthetic. You will come into the hospital and be greeted by one of the Vision Scotland nurses. They will run through your medical details to check there have been no changes since your consultation. You will walk through to the treatment room where your surgeon will make small incisions that follow the natural curvature of the eyelid – in the creases of the upper and lower lids. Small strips of skin are removed and the area re-stitched to reduce to amount of excess skin.

Ointment should be used to keep the treated area well moisturised. This can be used several times a day until the tube runs out or until advised to stop by your clinician. Once this is finished, you can use your own chosen moisturiser several times a day for the next 3 months. Do not use a barrier cream. The aim of regular moisturising is to ensure the skin doesn’t become tight and to minimise any scarring.

For swelling and bruising, cool packs can be used. You may also want to take Ibuprofen, if you can, to minimise swelling and bruising. You can also use Arnica cream and/or Arnica tablets for this purpose.

Try to sleep in a more upright position for the first two nights post surgery, this will also help to reduce any swelling. Regular pain killers can also be taken after surgery to keep you comfortable and reduce post operative pain.

Before & After

Say goodbye to hooded eyes

Wondering what kind of results you can expect? Our before & after photos show real transformations from real people— From subtle refinements to transformative outcomes, this before-and-after showcases natural, well-balanced results tailored to the patient’s individual goals and needs that brighten and refresh the eyes.
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Before

Tired-looking eyes with sagging upper lids and puffiness under the eyes—common concerns that can affect both appearance and vision.

After

Brighter, more open eyes with smoother contours—subtle yet noticeable results that refresh the face and enhance natural confidence.

What You Really Want to Know

Blepharoplasty FAQ’s

Do you have questions? You’re not alone. Whether you’re curious about recovery, results, or if it’s right for you, here are some of the most common things people ask before choosing blepharoplasty.
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Scarring from upper eyelid surgery is very minimal, as incisions are carefully placed within the natural crease of the eyelid. For lower eyelid surgery, incisions are usually made just below the lash line to keep scars as discreet as possible.
Results generally last between 5 to 10 years, depending on factors such as skin type, lifestyle, and overall skin care. While the procedure offers long-lasting improvement, the natural aging process will continue
Blepharoplasty can help restore peripheral vision when it’s obstructed by sagging upper eyelid skin. However, it does not address vision loss resulting from other conditions such as glaucoma or retinal problems.
There is no fixed age requirement. While eyelid bags are often linked to aging, some individuals develop them earlier due to genetics or skin laxity. If you’re experiencing under-eye puffiness or sagging, you may be a suitable candidate regardless of age.
The aim of blepharoplasty is to refresh and rejuvenate the eye area by removing excess skin and fat. In some cases, the eye shape may appear subtly different due to the elimination of heavy or drooping skin, but the underlying eye structure remains unchanged.
Eyelid surgery is typically performed under local anaesthesia, so you won’t feel any pain during the procedure. Afterward, mild swelling, bruising, and some discomfort is normal but usually easy to manage with painkillers. Most patients find the recovery process quite comfortable with minimal pain.

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