Upper eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) is a cosmetic procedure designed to remove excess skin and, in some cases, fat from the upper eyelids. The treatment helps restore a more refreshed, youthful appearance and can also improve vision if sagging skin interferes with sight.

Common reasons for treatment include:

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• Drooping or sagging upper eyelids

• Excess skin creating a tired appearance

• Impaired vision due to overhanging skin

• Desire for a more defined eyelid contour
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Each treatment is individually adapted based on anatomy, aesthetic goals, and overall health

Upper eyelid surgery may be beneficial for individuals who:

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• Feel their eyes look tired or heavy

• Have excess skin on the upper eyelids

• Experience reduced field of vision

• Want a more alert and youthful appearance

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Many patients notice a significant improvement in appearance and confidence after healing.

1. Medical consultation
   Every treatment is preceded by a medical assessment.
    

2. Personalized planning
   The procedure is tailored to your individual needs and desired results.
    

3. The procedure
   The surgery is performed under local anesthesia in a calm clinical setting.
   Excess skin (and sometimes fat) is carefully removed, and the incision is placed in the natural eyelid crease.
    

4. After the treatment
   Stitches are removed after 6 days.
   Mild swelling and bruising are common initially and gradually subside.

Upper eyelid surgery is a well-established procedure when performed by qualified professionals.

At the clinic, safe methods and high-quality standards are always followed to ensure optimal results.

Upper eyelid surgery is suitable for both women and men seeking to improve the appearance of the eye area.
 

The treatment may not be appropriate for everyone, and therefore a consultation is always required before treatment.

When will I see the final result?
Initial results are visible once swelling subsides, but the final result is typically seen after a few weeks to a few months.
 

How much swelling and bruising should I expect?
Swelling and bruising are common during the first week and improve gradually over 1–2 weeks.
 

Will I need time off work?
Most patients take about 5–10 days off, depending on their job and how quickly they recover.
 

Can I wear makeup after the procedure?
Makeup can usually be applied after the stitches are removed and the skin has healed, typically after about one week.
 

Are the results permanent?
The results are long-lasting, but the natural aging process continues over time.
 

Are there any risks or complications?
As with any surgical procedure, there are risks such as infection, bleeding, or asymmetry, although these are uncommon when performed by experienced professionals.
 

Will my vision be affected after surgery?
Vision may be slightly blurred immediately after surgery due to swelling or ointments, but this is temporary.