Eyelid surgery Ireland

One of the main focalpoints on an individual’s face is their eyes. Many people believe that you cantell allot about somebody by simply looking at their eyes. For example, howtired, stressed or drained the person is. Many people will also instantly come toconclusions about a person’s approximate age by simply looking at their eyes.Unfortunately, determining a person’s age by looking at their eyes is usuallyquite inaccurate. A person with droopy, sagging, wrinkled tissue surroundingtheir eyes may appear to be significantly older than their actual age alongwith appearing to be tired and stressed. In contrast to that, a person withtight, wrinkle free, fresh looking, natural skin surrounding their eyes willgenerally appear to be younger than their actual age whilst also appearing tobe more energised. For many women andmen, the appearance of their eyes will play a huge role in determining howcomfortable or pleased they are with their self image. Unfortunately, many of these effects can lead to afurther deterioration in the appearance of the surrounding area of the eyes. Insome cases, sagging of the skin above and directly to the side of the eyes canalso lead to impaired peripheral vision. For others, the appearance which theywant to portray goes much further than simply wanting to please themselves.Many professional individuals rely on their appearance to assist them withtheir careers, particularly in areas such as sales and marketing. Blepharoplasty is one of the most commonly performed cosmeticprocedures and can make a striking difference to a patient’s appearance. Duringblepharoplasty, the focus is on facilitating the individual patients’ needs andwants, as no two patients are the same. As a result of this, you can restassured that the final result of your procedure is one which has been tailoredaround exactly what you want.

One of the main focal points on an individual’s face is their eyes. Many people believe that you can tell allot about somebody by simply looking at their eyes. For example, how tired, stressed or drained the person is. Many people will also instantly come to conclusions about a person’s approximate age by simply looking at their eyes. Unfortunately, determining a person’s age by looking at their eyes is usually quite inaccurate. A person with droopy, sagging, wrinkled tissue surrounding their eyes may appear to be significantly older than their actual age along with appearing to be tired and stressed. In contrast to that, a person with tight, wrinkle free, fresh looking, natural skin surrounding their eyes will generally appear to be younger than their actual age whilst also appearing to be more energised. For many women and men, the appearance of their eyes will play a huge role in determining how comfortable or pleased they are with their self image. Unfortunately, many of these effects can lead to a further deterioration in the appearance of the surrounding area of the eyes. In some cases, sagging of the skin above and directly to the side of the eyes can also lead to impaired peripheral vision. For others, the appearance which they want to portray goes much further than simply wanting to please themselves. Many professional individuals rely on their appearance to assist them with their careers, particularly in areas such as sales and marketing. Blepharoplasty is one of the most commonly performed cosmetic procedures and can make a striking difference to a patient’s appearance. During blepharoplasty, the focus is on facilitating the individual patients’ needs and wants, as no two patients are the same. As a result of this, you can rest assured that the final result of your procedure is one which has been tailored around exactly what you want.

One of the main focal points on an individual’s face is their eyes. Many people believe that you can tell allot about somebody by simply looking at their eyes. For example, how tired, stressed or drained the person is. Many people will also instantly come to conclusions about a person’s approximate age by simply looking at their eyes. Unfortunately, determining a person’s age by looking at their eyes is usually quite inaccurate. A person with droopy, sagging, wrinkled tissue surrounding their eyes may appear to be significantly older than their actual age along with appearing to be tired and stressed. In contrast to that, a person with tight, wrinkle free, fresh looking, natural skin surrounding their eyes will generally appear to be younger than their actual age whilst also appearing to be more energised. For many women and men, the appearance of their eyes will play a huge role in determining how comfortable or pleased they are with their self image. Unfortunately, many of these effects can lead to a further deterioration in the appearance of the surrounding area of the eyes. In some cases, sagging of the skin above and directly to the side of the eyes can also lead to impaired peripheral vision. For others, the appearance which they want to portray goes much further than simply wanting to please themselves. Many professional individuals rely on their appearance to assist them with their careers, particularly in areas such as sales and marketing. Blepharoplasty is one of the most commonly performed cosmetic procedures and can make a striking difference to a patient’s appearance. During blepharoplasty, the focus is on facilitating the individual patients’ needs and wants, as no two patients are the same. As a result of this, you can rest assured that the final result of your procedure is one which has been tailored around exactly what you want.

Ageing around the eyes is associated with the formation of excess skin folds and eye bags. Eye bags are especially seen in the inner or medial parts of the upper eyelid and along the length of the lower eyelid. The aim of eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), otherwise known as eye bag removal is to reduce the excess eyelid skin and to flatten/remove the eye bags. Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) can be carried out separately on the upper or lower eyelids or both upper and lower eyelids together. The Dublin Cosmetic Surgery Centre has successfully performed eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) on many women and men in over 20 years.

Many people in their early to mid 30s begin to notice a tired appearance around their eyes. This is most commonly attributed to a fullness or puffiness of their eyelids, caused by the accumulation of excess skin and/or fat. This fat is independent of body weight. This condition can be remedied with cosmetic eyelid surgery. Cosmetic eyelid surgery (Blepharoplasty) can help restore a more youthful and rested appearance to the eyes. This cosmetic surgery procedure involves removing excessive skin or fatty tissue of the eyelids. Upper blepharoplasty opens the upper eyelid. Lower blepharoplasty involves tightening the wrinkled skin under the eyes, and removing the bulging heaviness under the eyes, which is usually done without an external skin incision. Laser resurfacing or chemical peel to tighten the skin often accompanies blepharoplasty. Anti-wrinkle injections are often used to reduce wrinkles as well to remove crows feet and frown lines. In the vast majority cases general anaesthesia is used. However, in some cases, local anaesthesia with intravenous sedation may be used. Patients return to work within a week generally, and the cosmetic surgery procedures provide long-term improvement over years.

EYELIDCORRECTION (BLEPHAROPLASTY) The eyes are the mirror of your face. Excessskin and folds on the upper eyelids or baggy eyelids give the impression ofpermanent fatigue. Upper and/or lower eyelid surgery can return that opensparkling regard, that you once knew. This sort of procedure isactually in the “hit parade” of the 3 most frequently carried outplastic surgery operations. Whathappens?Upper eyelidsDuring the operation, the surgeon removes the excess skin which is draggingyour eyelids down. This is done through a fine incision in your natural crease,which leaves an almost invisible scar. Lower eyelidsBags under the eyes are often caused by pockets of fat and are usuallyaccompanied by an excess of skin. The operation involves removing the fat bagsand excess skin through an incision made just under the eyelashes or atthe inner side of the eyelid, which means that there is no visiblescar.  AnestheticMost of the time a local anesthetic  issufficient. Although, it is possible to sedate a nervous patient, and ifnecessary put them completely to sleep. RecoveryAfter surgery, you will need to rest forapproximately one hour before returning to the hotel. You will not be able todrive immediately following surgery. Some medication will be prescribed(Ibuprofen and paracetamol) which you will be able to take in case of pain. Theday following surgery, you can expect your eyes to be swollen and watery, inaddition your vision may be blurred and reduced. Bruising should subside aftera week or so (for upper eyelids), but can take slightly longer when both upperand lower eyelids have been operated on. It is advisable to wear sunglasses when you go outside, and indoors ice-packsand gel masks can help to sooth the eyes and reduce swelling (although notscientifically proven). Your scars will be slightly

Eyes are the mirror of the face. Drooping eyelids and heavy bags can make you seem older and tired. Upper and/or lower eyelid surgery can restore that fresh, sparkling appearance you once had. Eyelid correction is actually one of the three most frequently carried out procedures in plastic surgery. During the operation, the surgeon removes excess skin and fatty tissue via a fine incision in your natural eye crease, which leaves an almost invisible scar.

EYELIDCORRECTION (BLEPHAROPLASTY) The eyes are the mirror of your face. Excessskin and folds on the upper eyelids or baggy eyelids give the impression ofpermanent fatigue. Upper and/or lower eyelid surgery can return that opensparkling regard, that you once knew. This sort of procedure isactually in the “hit parade” of the 3 most frequently carried outplastic surgery operations. Whathappens?Upper eyelidsDuring the operation, the surgeon removes the excess skin which is draggingyour eyelids down. This is done through a fine incision in your natural crease,which leaves an almost invisible scar. Lower eyelidsBags under the eyes are often caused by pockets of fat and are usuallyaccompanied by an excess of skin. The operation involves removing the fat bagsand excess skin through an incision made just under the eyelashes or atthe inner side of the eyelid, which means that there is no visiblescar.  AnestheticMost of the time a local anesthetic  issufficient. Although, it is possible to sedate a nervous patient, and ifnecessary put them completely to sleep. RecoveryAfter surgery, you will need to rest forapproximately one hour before returning to the hotel. You will not be able todrive immediately following surgery. Some medication will be prescribed(Ibuprofen and paracetamol) which you will be able to take in case of pain. Theday following surgery, you can expect your eyes to be swollen and watery, inaddition your vision may be blurred and reduced. Bruising should subside aftera week or so (for upper eyelids), but can take slightly longer when both upperand lower eyelids have been operated on. It is advisable to wear sunglasses when you go outside, and indoors ice-packsand gel masks can help to sooth the eyes and reduce swelling (although notscientifically proven). Your scars will be slightly

Non Surgical Blepharoplasty using Thermal Abrasion

Non Surgical Blepharoplasty using Thermal Abrasion

Blepharoplasty

Procedure prices include the Surgeon fees, Anesthetist fees, and all hospital fees which includes an overnight stay. All procedures are carried out in the Beacon Hospital, Sandyford.  Initial consultation fee for cosmetic procedures is €50

Procedure prices include the Surgeon fees, Anesthetist fees, and all hospital fees which includes an overnight stay. All procedures are carried out in the Beacon Hospital, Sandyford.  Initial consultation fee for cosmetic procedures is €50

The incision usually starts at the outer margin of the eyelashes.  The fat pads below the muscle are usually reduced and the skin is then lifted upwards and outwards, gently tensioning the area and removing any overlapping skin. The incisions are closed with very fine sutures under the skin and Steri-Strips™ on the surface of the skin. This surgery is usually performed under general anaesthetic and may require an overnight hospital stay.

As you age, eyelid’s skin stretches and the muscles supporting them weaken, causing lids to sag. Blepharoplasty repairs drooping eyelids by removing excess skin, muscle and fat. Upper and lower lids can be operated on together or separately; your consultant will advise the most suitable procedure for you. Surgery typically lasts from one to two hours and may be carried out as a day procedure.