TREATMENTS
BLEPHAROPLASTY
We offer both upper eyelid and lower eyelid blepharoplasty surgery to rejuvenate your eyes by removing excess skin from the eye area.
Blepharoplasty surgery, also known as cosmetic eyelid surgery, an eyelid lift or eye bag surgery, is a minor surgical procedure that removes or repositions excess skin and fat from around the eyes, resulting in a fresher and more youthful appearance.
Key Benefits of Eyelid Surgery
Eyelid surgery may be a minor surgical procedure, but it can have a profound impact on your appearance and self-confidence, boosting your overall well-being.
The delicate skin of the eye area is often one of the first places to show ageing. Excess eyelid skin, drooping eyelids and under-eye bags can be caused by the skin losing its elasticity with age.
Refreshing Tired Looking Eyes
Loose skin falls into folds, creating shadows and eye bags that make you look weary. After surgery, your eye area will appear more youthful and refreshed. In extreme cases, excess upper eyelid skin can obscure your vision. Removal of saggy skin from the upper eyelids will resolve this issue. Hooded eyes and eye bags can also be inherited characteristics, and we often treat younger clients as well as those affected by the ageing process.
Whatever your reason for considering eyelid surgery, you can have a no-obligation initial consultation to discuss how an upper or lower eyelid blepharoplasty procedure could benefit your appearance and confidence.
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PROCEDURE
Eyelid Lift Procedure
Dr George Christopoulos, a highly regarded aesthetic doctor and plastic surgeon, will perform your blepharoplasty surgery in Liverpool.
He has worked as a plastic surgeon in the UK’s leading hospitals and practised aesthetic medicine as a cosmetic surgeon at some of London’s most prestigious private clinics.
Before starting your blepharoplasty procedure, Dr Christopoulos will mark your eyelid skin to guide his incisions.
Your eyelid will be numbed with local anaesthetic, and when you are comfortable, surgery will begin.
If you are having upper eyelid surgery to remove sagging skin above the eye, the skin incision will be made in the natural crease of your upper lid. If you are having eye bag surgery, the incisions are usually placed in the lower eyelid skin below the lash line.
Dr Christopoulos will use these tiny incisions to remove excess skin.
Partial fat removal may also be required to create a smoother and more lifted eyelid contour.
Your blepharoplasty surgery will take up to 2 hours. Once the procedure is completed, the skin edges will be closed with sterile strips.
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*Disclaimer: Results and patient experience may vary.
These are dependent on a number of factors such as: age, medical history and lifestyle.
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Blepharoplasty Surgery: Aftercare & Downtime
Eyelid surgery is an outpatient procedure, so you will be able to go home once we have confirmed that you are stable and comfortable.
Please have someone collect you from the clinic to drive you home, as you will have some swelling and Steri-Strips on your eyes.
We will provide you with simple pain relief like paracetamol and lubricating eye cream, if required.
Bruising and slight swelling are normal in the first few days. We recommend using cold compresses to reduce puffiness.
Although blepharoplasty surgery is a minor procedure, it is essential to rest and allow your body to heal correctly.
Light activities are encouraged, but strenuous exercise, heavy lifting, and bending should be avoided for 1 to 2 weeks after the procedure.
It is also essential to protect your eyes from irritants such as smoke, direct sunlight, and swimming pool chlorine for at least two weeks.
You should wait for a similar period before using makeup or skincare that could get into the eye area.
Contact lenses may irritate your eyes after surgery, so glasses are a better option for at least a fortnight.
The incisions will be closed with a combination of dissolvable sutures and a suture that needs to be removed 6 to 10 days after the procedure at our Liverpool clinic.
Please remember that we are just a phone call away if you require advice or have any concerns during your recovery period. Our expert medical aesthetics team is committed to delivering the highest level of care and support throughout your blepharoplasty journey.
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