Upper Blepharoplasty in London
Achieve lifted eyes & remove the hooded look with natural results from upper blepharoplasty — the eyelid lift surgery.
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What Is Upper Blepharoplasty?
An upper blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure to refresh the appearance of the eyes. Over time, the skin above the eyes may become heavy or loose, which may cause hooding. Sagging eyelid skin often creates a tired look, even when a person feels energetic.
The surgery involves removing excess skin from the upper eyelid area. This creates a clean, open look and a more defined eyelid crease. The result is an alert and rested appearance. It is a procedure to help restore a youthful look to the top half of the face while keeping the results natural.
Why Choose Upper Blepharoplasty?
You may choose upper eyelid surgery if you:
- Have hooded eyes.
- Have loose skin on the upper eyelids.
- Feel your eyes look tired.
- Notice heaviness over your lashes.
- Struggle with makeup creasing.
- Have skin blocking part of your vision.
- Want a brighter eye appearance.
How Does Upper Eyelid Surgery Work?
The upper eyelid surgery removes loose skin and fatty tissue from the top eyelid. A small, precise incision is placed inside the natural fold of the eye to keep it hidden. Sometimes the muscle is also adjusted to provide better support.
Dr Tanov uses a gentle local or twilight anaesthetic for your comfortable experience. His modern approach focuses on fast healing and very discreet scars. The final result creates an open, alert look and can even help people who bother of drooping skin was blocking their vision.
Upper Blepharoplasty Before And After
Check out our gallery for upper blepharoplasty before and after results of our patients.
Upper Blepharoplasty Cost
The final price will be discussed during your consultation with our expert.
| Treatment | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Upper Blepharoplasty | £2,800 |
| Lower Blepharoplasty | £2,800 |
| Upper & Lower Blepharoplasty | £4,500 |
Price includes consultation, procedure and follow-up care. Final quote confirmed at consultation.
Who Is Suitable for an Upper Eyelid Lift?
The right candidates for upper blepharoplasty are:
Our expert will assess your eyelids to confirm your candidacy for the surgery.
Upper Blepharoplasty At A Glance
Benefits Of Upper Blepharoplasty
Removes excess skin blocking the upper visual field for a fuller, clearer view.
Reduces the weight and strain felt from drooping eyelids throughout the day.
Creates a cleaner eyelid contour, making eyes appear more open and defined.
Removes fat deposits for a smoother, firmer upper eyelid appearance.
Smooths and tightens the eye area for a refreshed, youthful look.
Restores a fresher, more youthful appearance and improves self-esteem.
Who Will Perform Your Upper Blepharoplasty?
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Dr Kalin Tanov
Dr Tanov is a Consultant Ophthalmologist and the Clinical Director of Dr Tanov Aesthetics. With a background as an eye surgeon, he combines surgical precision with a specialist focus on periorbital (eye area) rejuvenation.
- Qualifications MBBS, Consultant Ophthalmologist, Specialist Eye Surgeon.
- Experience Over 15 years in clinical practice, having performed more than 50,000 procedures.
- Specialist Interest Expert in eyelid surgery (Blepharoplasty) and CO2 laser rejuvenation.
- Memberships GMC Registered (7576302) and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons.
Your procedure will be carried out by Dr Tanov, an experienced aesthetic doctor with extensive expertise in eyelid rejuvenation and facial aesthetics.
Book with Dr Tanov →Upper Blepharoplasty Process
Consultation
Surgeon examines your eyes, discusses goals & plans the surgery.
Anaesthesia
Local anaesthetic with sedation or general anaesthesia.
Incision
Small cut made along the natural eyelid crease.
Removal & Reshaping
Excess skin, fat & muscle removed or repositioned.
Closing Incisions
Stitches placed in the eyelid crease to hide scars.
FAQs
- Mild swelling and bruising.
- Minimal discomfort or tightness.
- Temporary dryness or irritation.
- Minor redness around the incision.
- Rare: infection, scarring, or asymmetry.
- Keep your head in a raised position while sleeping or resting.
- Use cold compresses.
- Avoid heavy exercise for 1–2 weeks.
- Follow the surgeon's instructions for cleaning and ointments.
- Do not rub or strain your eyes.
- Attend follow-up appointments to monitor healing.
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