Upper Lid Blepharoplasty
Involves the removal of excess tissue from the upper eyelids to help create a more youthful and open appearance.
In some cases, it is also done to improve vision if excess tissue obstructs the visual field. In this case it may be covered by health insurance if documented before surgery and preapproved by your insurers. It is usually performed under local anaesthesia with minimal downtime.
 Duration Up to 60 minutes  Exercise After 3-4 weeks  Final Results Up to 10 years plus  Driving After 1 week |
 Anaesthesia Local or with option of sedation  Hospital Stay Day Case  Addresses Eyelid Puffiness/Hooding Down Time 1-2 Weeks |
Ptosis (Droopy eyelids)
Ptosis surgery is a procedure performed to correct drooping of the upper eyelid, a condition known as ptosis. Most procedures are performed through the natural skin crease allowing us to gently reattach or tighten a lax muscle. Ptosis surgery not only enhances the appearance of the eyes but also improves their function and overall visual performance.
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Duration 60-90 Minutes Exercise After 4 weeks Final Results Upto-10 Years Driving After 1-2 weeks |
Anaesthesia Local with option of sedation Hospital Stay Day case Addresses Droopy eyelids Down Time 1-2 Weeks |
Lower Lid Blepharoplasty (Eye Bag Surgery)
Lower lid blepharoplasty is to reduce under-eye bags, puffiness, and sagging skin that can make a person look tired or older than they feel.
The procedure involves removing or repositioning excess fat, skin, and sometimes muscle and usually requires a general anaesthetic.
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Duration 60-120 Minutes Exercise After 4 weeks Final Results Up to 10 Years Driving After 1-2 weeks |
Anaesthesia General Hospital Stay Day case or overnight stay Addresses Eye Bags Down Time 2 weeks |
Ectropion/Ectropion (Lid Malpositions)
Ectropion is a condition in which the lower eyelid turns outward, exposing the inner surface of the eyelid and leaving the eye vulnerable to irritation, dryness, and infection. The goal of the surgery is to tighten and reposition the eyelid so it rests properly against the eye, restoring normal function and protecting the eye’s surface. The procedure is typically done under local anaesthetic. Recovery is usually quick, with most patients experiencing improved comfort and appearance within a few weeks
Entropion is a condition in which the eyelid, usually the lower lid, turns inward, causing the eyelashes and skin to rub against the surface of the eye. This can lead to irritation, redness, tearing, discomfort, and even damage to the cornea if left untreated. Surgical correction typically involves tightening the eyelid and repositioning the muscles or tendons to restore the normal outward orientation of the lid. The procedure is usually performed under local anaesthesia and has a high success rate, offering significant relief from symptoms and protecting the eye from further injury.
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Duration 30 – 60 minutes Exercise After 4 weeks Final Results Upto-10 Years Driving After 1-2 weeks |
Anaesthesia Local with option of sedation Hospital Stay Day case Addresses Out or inturned eyelid Down Time 1-2 Weeks |
Brow Lift
An eyebrow lift is a procedure designed to raise sagging eyebrows and help refresh the upper face and forehead. By lifting the brow area, the surgery creates a more youthful and refreshed appearance, often improving vision in cases where drooping brows obstruct the upper field of sight.
The goal of the eyebrow lift surgery is to revive the natural look of the upper facial area so that it harmonises with the overall facial appearance.
The surgical technique is bespoke to each patient and you will require an initial consultation with Ms Brady to assess your concerns, medical history and desired outcomes.
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Duration 60-180 minutes Exercise 2-6 weeks Final Results Up to ten years Driving After 2-3 weeks |
Anaesthesia Local aneaesthetic with sedation or general anaesthetsia Hospital Stay Day case or overnight stay Addresses Droopy brows Down Time 2-4 Weeks |
Eyelid Skin Cancer
Skin Cancers on the skin around the eyes require a delicate and bespoke approach to remove the tumour in such a cosmetically and functionally sensitive area. Ms Bradys uses specialised techniques to achieve the best possible outcome while preseving tissue and eyelid function.