To correct excess skin, improve visual comfort, and restore lightness and radiance to the eyes.
30 to 50 minutes
Local anesthesia, light sedation
Relatively painless
CHF 3,200 to 4,500
Final result within 3 months
Recommended 1 - 2 weeks
Yes, discharge on the same day
The skin of the eyelids, which is particularly thin, loosens with age and sun exposure, sometimes leading to excess skin that droops over the eyes. Blepharoplasty, an outpatient surgery performed in the office, involves removing this excess skin and potentially some fat. It aims to restore a rested and natural appearance to the eyes, while respecting facial expression, anatomy, and harmony.
Blepharoplasty, eyelid surgery, corrects dermatochalasis, a skin laxity of the upper or lower eyelids, which can impair the aesthetic appearance of the eyes and cause functional discomfort.
Upper and lower blepharoplasty aims to provide a natural result, without a “pulled” or “stretched” eye appearance. The initial effects are visible within a few weeks, and the final result stabilizes around three months.
Pre-operative consultation, clinical examination, photo documentation, and precise incision marking to ensure an exact result and a discreet scar.
Removal of excess skin and, if necessary, fat, via incision or laser, with fine suturing to preserve a natural appearance.
Edema and bruising gradually fade; cold compresses, rest, and sun protection facilitate healing and post-operative comfort.
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.
