Reduced Upper-Lid Hooding: Removes selected excess skin. Improved Under-Eye Contours: Addresses suitable fat deposits or bags. Better-Defined Eyelid Contours: Refines the transition around the eyes. Individualised Correction: Treats the upper lids, lower lids, or both. Potential Functional Improvement: May improve the visual field when excess upper-lid skin obstructs it. Concealed Incision Placement: Scars are positioned within natural folds where possible. Preservation of Facial Character: Planning follows individual anatomy and goals. Long-Lasting Improvement: Benefits may persist for years, although natural ageing continues.

It is blepharoplasty tailored to a man’s anatomy and treatment goals. It may address excess upper-lid skin, lower-lid bags, or both.

There is no single ideal age. Suitability depends on anatomy, symptoms, eye health, and the nature of the proposed correction.

Planning should consider brow height, eyelid crease, skin excess, and overall facial proportions. Discuss the appearance you want and how much change would feel appropriate.

Upper surgery mainly addresses upper-lid hooding or fullness. Lower surgery treats selected bags, fat distribution, or skin excess beneath the eyes.

Yes, when appropriate. The surgeon will assess whether combined treatment suits your anatomy, health, and recovery needs.

Local anaesthesia, sometimes with sedation, or general anaesthesia may be used. The choice depends on the operation and individual needs.

Many procedures take approximately 45 minutes to 2½ hours. Combined or additional corrections may take longer.

Many patients allow around one to two weeks.

Strenuous exercise is restricted during early recovery. Follow your surgeon’s advice on lifting, swimming, and returning to the gym; at least two weeks may be recommended for strenuous activity.

Improvement becomes clearer as bruising and swelling settle. Final healing takes several months, and scar refinement can continue longer.

A consultation at Moda Donna Medical provides an opportunity to discuss eyelid concerns and the changes you hope to achieve. Assessment should consider eyelid and brow position, eye health, existing asymmetry and whether another condition needs treatment first.