Blepharoplasty London

Leading consultant Paul Banwell offers blepharoplasty surgery at his London clinic for patients wanting to aesthetically augment their eyelids, and the eye region of the face.

Upper blepharoplasty surgery is one the most common procedures that Mr Banwell performs and it is associated with high patient satisfaction, a rapid recovery period and excellent results.

Mr Banwell is one of the UK’s leading plastic surgeons and a specialist oculoplastic surgeon. In your initial consultation he will discuss your aims and objectives with you – we believe in a bespoke approach to all aesthetic eyelid surgery and facial plastic surgery.

Get in touch today to book a blepharoplasty consultation at Mr Banwell’s clinic.

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What does Blepharoplasty surgery involve?

The aim of blepharoplasty eyelid surgery, or reconstructive eyelid surgery, is to provide a fresh and more youthful appearance to the upper and lower eyelids of male and female patients.

It is an aesthetic surgery that assists in improving drooping eyelids, saggy upper eyelid skin, and can remove redundant upper eyelid skin and fatty tissue that may be obscuring vision. In lower eyelid blepharoplasty surgery, we are able to tighten any laxity of the lower eyelid, remove eye bags and remove any excess skin.

Droopy eyelid surgery, or ptosis surgery is also available. Transconjunctival blepharoplasty is another type of lower eyelid surgery that is often prescribed.

Blepharoplasty treatment and surgical procedure

For most patients, cosmetic eyelid surgery is usually performed under general aesthetic, although the option of local anaesthetic is there for those who are not squeamish.

Upper eyelid surgery takes an ellipse of skin, muscle, or underlying fat which is then excised by an external means of incision before being stitched back together. For lower eyelid blepharoplasty surgery, the skin is lifted from the lid by the surgeon so that excess fat may be removed.

Following lifting, the skin elasticity is re-draped and the appropriate amount of excess skin removed. Any eyelid laxity within the upper lids or lower lid can be corrected by a tightening procedure (canthopexy).

Recovery period

The recovery period is fairly straightforward although swelling can sometimes persist for some weeks (more so with lower blepharoplasty procedure.) After your reconstructive surgery it is recommended to sleep on your back on pillows and to avoid bending and lifting. We also recommend using witch-hazel eye pads to help reduce swelling and bruising; as the eyes may be sensitive after such operations and surgical procedures. Wearing sunglasses indoors and out may help reduce sensitivity.

If you are interested in blepharoplasty treatment then please do phone the office on 01342330302 for further information, or to book an initial consultation.

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About Paul Banwell

Paul Banwell BSc(Hons) FRCS(Eng) FRCS(Plast) is internationally renowned in the fields of cosmetic surgery, liposuction surgery, mole removal, scarring, skin health and skin cancer. He has a successful, professional medical history and lectures worldwide on these subjects.

Mr Banwell has also published extensively, he is a Visiting Professor of Plastic Surgery to Harvard Medical School and in his early career, he worked under the tutelage of a Nobel Prize nominee.

He is also a reliable favourite with beauty editors and his work has received numerous accolades from Tatler, the BBC and The Times.

How to find our clinic in London

Mr Paul Banwell

19 Harley Street

Marylebone

London

W1G 9QJ

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