Before any booking, the surgeon reviews your case and gives you the confirmed price.
Start by sending a coordinator a few photos, and discuss your questions online. The first consultation is free and without obligation, and you decide on surgery only afterwards.
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You can have blepharoplasty on the upper lids, the lower lids, or both in one operation. What differs between approaches is where the incision goes. The surgeon helps you decide at the consultation, once your lids have been examined.
Upper blepharoplasty
Incision in the natural eyelid crease
Price at consultation
Main goal
Remove excess skin of the upper lids
Best suited when
Lids feel heavy, or skin folds rest on the lashes
Approach
Scar is hidden in the crease when the eye is open
Lower blepharoplasty
Incision below the lash line or inside the lid
Price at consultation
Main goal
Treat under-eye bags and loose lower-lid skin
Best suited when
There is puffiness, or loose skin under the eyes
Approach
Inside-the-lid approach has no skin incision, for fat
This is a general description of the methods. Both the extent of surgery and the recovery vary from patient to patient, and the surgeon confirms them for your case after an examination.
In the consultation, the surgeon sets out a plan for your case and describes every step.
If your concern can be solved without surgery, the surgeon will tell you so honestly. The operation is considered only when it suits your health and goals.
Suitable
Heavy or drooping upper eyelids
Eyes that look tired or smaller than you feel
Skin folds resting on the lashes
Narrowed upper field of vision from skin folds
Puffiness or bags under the eyes
Loose skin of the lower eyelids
A wish for a calmer, more rested look
Not suitable
Uncontrolled high blood pressure or diabetes
Blood clotting disorders
Severe dry-eye disease
Active eye or skin infection
Unstable thyroid eye disease
Serious heart or lung disease
Pregnancy, breastfeeding, or under 18
Not sure which column applies to you?
Share your photos with a coordinator via Telegram or WhatsApp. After the surgeon has reviewed them, you receive an opinion, and nothing requires you to proceed to an operation.
The steps are explained to you before they happen, so you know what is next and whom to contact.
1
Online consultation and plan
You and the surgeon meet online, with photos you have sent. You discuss your wishes, and the surgeon outlines what to do for the upper lids, lower lids, or both.
2
Choosing and booking the date
After the plan and price are settled, you choose a suitable date, and a coordinator stays available at any hour to answer questions and assist with arrangements.
3
Pre-operative preparation and tests
Before surgery, the surgeon reviews your history and medicines, and you undergo an eye assessment, photographs and standard tests. Only the surgeon's instructions determine when blood-thinning medicines and supplements are stopped; smoking should end as advised.
4
The operation
Which anaesthesia you have, local with sedation or general, is chosen by the surgeon and anaesthetist. The operation involves removing excess skin and, where needed, repositioning or removing small amounts of fat.
5
The first hours and days
Some swelling and bruising around the eyes is normal. Help comes from cold compresses and sleeping with the head raised, while an overnight stay depends on the individual.
6
Recovery and follow-up
Usually within the first week, stitches that do not dissolve are removed. Swelling settles over the first couple of weeks, follow-up checks are scheduled by the surgeon, and the final contour settles over several months.
You will learn from the surgeon, at the consultation, how the operation would run in your case.
Nothing is offered by default: the surgeon examines your case and then proposes upper, lower or combined surgery to suit your features.
Clear explanations before you decide
Plain explanations of recovery, the limits of the operation and possible risks come before any decision on your part, and questions are welcome without limit.
A free first consultation, no obligation
The online talk and the photos you send by messenger are free. You are under no commitment to have surgery after the consultation.
Coordinators who reply 24/7
At any hour, coordinators reply on Telegram and WhatsApp, and the online consultation is scheduled around your day.
The price is confirmed before booking
After the assessment by the surgeon, the price is confirmed and sent to you before you book, with no surprises afterwards.
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Message a coordinator on Telegram or WhatsApp and send a few photos. The first consultation is free and without obligation, and the surgeon will review your case and outline a plan online.
In surgery, excess skin goes, small amounts of fat are repositioned or removed where needed, and muscle is sometimes tightened. The surgeon and anaesthetist choose local anaesthesia with sedation or general anaesthesia.
Over the first couple of weeks, swelling and bruising settle, and both are normal. Desk work is often resumed after one to two weeks. You are advised to avoid contact lenses, eye make-up, strenuous exercise and heavy lifting, and recovery differs from person to person.
In upper blepharoplasty the incision lies in the natural eyelid crease, so the scar is hidden when the eye is open. Lower-lid incisions are just below the lash line, or inside the lid with no skin incision.
It is the surgeon who explains the risks before surgery, including temporary dryness or irritation of the eyes, bruising, asymmetry, infection and scarring. Changes in vision, or difficulty closing the eyes fully, are rare.
You may be unsuitable for surgery, or need clearance first, with uncontrolled high blood pressure or diabetes, a clotting disorder, severe dry-eye disease, active infection, unstable thyroid eye disease, serious heart or lung disease, or pregnancy; the same is true under 18.
The final contour is reached gradually, settling over several months. While the result is long-lasting, natural ageing goes on. The operation neither lifts the eyebrows or cheeks nor removes pigmentation dark circles or fine wrinkles.
The extent of surgery you need, whether upper, lower or both lids, and the anaesthesia chosen, both play a part. You will have the price confirmed after the surgeon's assessment and before you book.
Upper, lower or combined: choosing your operation in Bonn
It helps to be clear about what eyelid surgery does not do. It does not lift the eyebrows or cheeks, remove dark circles caused by pigmentation or erase fine wrinkles. What it does is treat excess skin and fat of the lids. Anyone in Bonn thinking about it should discuss these limits with the surgeon first.
The online consultation is where the plan takes shape. Patients in Bonn describe what bothers them, the surgeon looks at the photos and explains what eyelid surgery can and cannot do. Anaesthesia and any overnight stay are decided individually. Afterwards, sunglasses and sun protection are part of normal recovery, and the scar in the upper-lid crease fades.
Reach a coordinator through Telegram or WhatsApp whenever suits you; someone answers 24/7. Patients in Bonn get a free first consultation online, with the surgeon examining the photographs. You receive the confirmed plan and price before you book, so you can take your time and ask further questions.