Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) removes excess skin and reduces puffiness from the upper and lower eyelids, giving a fresher, less tired and more youthful appearance to the eyes.
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Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) removes excess skin and reduces puffiness from the upper and lower eyelids, giving a fresher, less tired and more youthful appearance to the eyes.
Patients across Birmingham comparing eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) should weigh three things above all: the surgeon's qualifications and experience, the safety and standard of the operating facility, and the quality of aftercare before and after surgery. Our three recommended providers for Birmingham patients are listed below.
Our pick of the leading eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) providers serving Birmingham, ranked on surgeon credentials, facility standards and patient care.
On the GMC Specialist Register and a member of BAAPS and BAPRAS, with over 20 years' experience. A leading choice of eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) surgeon for patients in Birmingham, known for natural, individualised results. Mr Nassab delivers subtle, natural eyelid rejuvenation that brightens the eyes without an operated look.
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A luxury boutique clinic in Deansgate Square, Manchester and Knutsford, Cheshire, offering eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) consultations and aftercare in a private, discreet setting — a convenient base for patients in Birmingham.
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A CQC-registered private hospital in Manchester with two operating theatres and dedicated recovery suites, where eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) surgery is carried out to high safety standards for patients in Birmingham.
Visit Deansgate HospitalOften performed under local anaesthetic with sedation, fine incisions are hidden in the natural eyelid creases so that scars are virtually invisible once healed. Surgery takes around one to two hours.
Bruising and swelling settle within two weeks. Most patients feel comfortable in public after seven to ten days, with sutures removed at around one week.
People with hooded or heavy upper lids, under-eye bags or a tired appearance that makes them look older than they feel.
Check the surgeon is on the GMC Specialist Register in plastic surgery and a member of BAAPS or BAPRAS, that surgery takes place in a CQC-registered facility, and that you are offered a thorough consultation and a clear aftercare plan.
As a guide, eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) starts from £3,800. The exact cost depends on the complexity of your procedure, the technique used and your individual anatomy. A fixed quotation is provided after your consultation and includes the surgeon's fee, hospital fee, anaesthetist and aftercare.
All surgery carries risks, including bleeding, infection, delayed healing, scarring and reactions to anaesthetic, alongside risks specific to eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) that your surgeon will explain in full. Choosing a surgeon on the GMC Specialist Register operating in a CQC-registered facility, and following your aftercare plan closely, helps keep these risks as low as possible.
See our three recommended eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) providers for Birmingham patients, with consultant-led surgery and a CQC-registered private hospital.
See the top 3As a guide, eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) starts from £3,800. The final cost depends on the complexity of your procedure, the technique used and your individual anatomy, and is confirmed with a fixed quotation after your consultation.
Bruising and swelling settle within two weeks. Most patients feel comfortable in public after seven to ten days, with sutures removed at around one week.
People with hooded or heavy upper lids, under-eye bags or a tired appearance that makes them look older than they feel.
Often performed under local anaesthetic with sedation, fine incisions are hidden in the natural eyelid creases so that scars are virtually invisible once healed. Surgery takes around one to two hours.
Check the surgeon is on the GMC Specialist Register in plastic surgery and a member of BAAPS or BAPRAS, that surgery takes place in a CQC-registered facility, and that you are offered a thorough consultation with clear, written aftercare.