Unlock a brighter gaze with state-of-the-art Blepharoplasty
Blepharoplasty – also known as eyelid surgery - is a cosmetic procedure designed to enhance the appearance of the upper and lower eyelids. Whether you're dealing with excess skin, fat deposits, or drooping eyelids, our Blepharoplasty procedure in Derby can infuse a youthful and refreshed look into your appearance.
Performed by Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeon Mr. Muhammad Javaid, eyelid rejuvenation in Derby is tailored to meet your unique needs, helping you achieve your ideal aesthetic and enhance your confidence.
At our Derby Blepharoplasty clinic, we perform the treatment under local anaesthetic, though general anaesthetic can be used if preferred. For upper eyelid surgery, incisions are made in the natural folds of the eyelids, while lower eyelid surgery involves incisions just below the lashes. In some cases, a small extension may be made at the corners or crow’s feet to remove sagging muscle and excess fat.
If you have excess fat deposits beneath your lower eyelids, a transconjunctival approach can be used where incisions are made through the inside of the eyelid. This method helps reduce wrinkles and tightens under-eye skin without the appearance of external scars.
All our treatments are individually recommended and tailored to suit your lifestyle and budget.
If you’re aged 35 or older with excess skin, fat bags, or drooping eyelids, surgery with our Derby Blepharoplasty specialist is perfect for you.
As the incisions are placed in the natural folds of the skin, any scarring is minimal.
The results from our eyelid lift in Derby can be incredibly long-lasting, typically between five and seven years. The natural ageing process will continue to affect the eyelids over time.
You will need to be off work for at least 1 week, but complete healing may take several weeks. You will get all the information you need during your consultation.
At our Blepharoplasty clinic in Derby, we can perform the treated under local anaesthetic or general anaesthetic, depending on your preference and the complexity of the surgery.
As with any medical procedure, there are some potential risks and complications to be aware of. Minimal risks associated with Blepharoplasty can include infection, dry eyes, and temporary blurred vision. This will all be discussed during your consultation.