To quickly diagnose any eyelid lesion and preserve ocular health and the aesthetic appearance of the eyes.
Between 10 minutes and 2 hours, depending on the case
topical anesthesia +/- sedation, depending on the case
Painless
Starting from 550
2-3 weeks, depending on tumor type and size
Eyelid tumors are lesions, benign or malignant, located on the eyelids. Benign forms include papillomas, cysts, nevi, persistent chalazia, or xanthelasmas. Malignant tumors are rarer and primarily include basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and, exceptionally, melanoma. An accurate diagnosis is essential to determine the appropriate treatment and protect ocular function.
A consultation is essential as soon as a tumor appears to determine whether the lesion is benign or malignant and to initiate appropriate medical treatment. Eyelid tumors are visible and generally manifest as:
With an accurate diagnosis, surgical treatment of an eyelid tumor is curative. However, tumor removal can impact the eyelid, thus requiring an aesthetic reconstruction technique.
The skin, medical history, and surgical indication are evaluated, and the technique as well as the date of the procedure are planned.
Tumor removal is performed under local anesthesia, with or without light sedation, depending on the case.
An antibiotic cream is applied, and full recovery generally takes between one and three weeks.
Balancing Function and Aesthetics
Preserving Authentic Expression
Listening, Explaining, and Reassuring
Offering authentic and respectful medicine means providing each individual with a clear understanding of their condition and treatments. My approach, based on listening, benevolence, and clarity, centers on patient well-being and the preservation of their natural facial expression.
Recovery depends on the type of professional activity and any bruising. On average, a break of a few days to two weeks is recommended after blepharoplasty performed at the Lausanne clinic.
Skin can naturally loosen over time, but the results of blepharoplasty generally remain long-lasting, often between 20 and 30 years, depending on skin quality and lifestyle.
Yes. Wearing contact lenses is possible after the procedure once initial discomfort and swelling have resolved.
