Plastic surgery
Eyelid Surgery
Eyelid surgery to reduce hooding or lower-lid bags, planned with eye comfort and dry-eye history in mind — not only a photograph.
Overview
Blepharoplasty treats extra eyelid skin or fat that makes the eyes look heavy or tired. Upper and lower lids are different operations and are not automatically paired. The surgeon asks about dry eyes, vision, thyroid history, and whether brow position is the real problem. Removing too much skin can make the eye hard to close. Avenia Global coordinates ophthalmology input when the team wants it, plus the first suture or swelling check before a dusty flight.
Who it may be suitable for
- Adults with hooding or bags that persist after sleep and skincare
- Patients without untreated dry-eye or medical issues the surgeon flags
Techniques
- Upper blepharoplasty
- Lower blepharoplasty
- Combined lids only when both are indicated
Procedure timeline
01
Eye history
Dryness, lenses, and brow position are checked with the lids.
02
Surgery
Often day-case. Bruising peaks before it fades.
Recovery
- Bruising and watery or dry eyes are common. Screens and contact lenses are paced, not ignored.
Expected process
- 1. Share photos, medical history, and travel constraints with a coordinator
- 2. A clinician reviews suitability before any itinerary is confirmed
- 3. Transfers, hotel nights, and appointments are arranged if you choose a coordinated package
Is this treatment right for me?
This is not a medical diagnosis. Final suitability requires professional evaluation.
Before & After
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Questions
No. It is eyelid surgery. A heavy brow or mid-face descent needs a different plan.
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Eyelid surgery to reduce hooding or lower-lid bags, planned with eye comfort and dry-eye history in mind — not only a photograph.
Expected scope
A wider or combined plan usually sits higher in the range.
Patient Journey
A calm, coordinated path
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