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Under-Eye Contour

Lower Blepharoplasty

Lower blepharoplasty targets under-eye bags, puffiness, and structural tear trough hollows. By removing orbital fat pads and restoring smooth mid-face transitions, Dr Filis Ayan delivers a natural, youthful under-eye contour.

Ideal Candidate Profile

Patients with persistent under-eye puffiness, eye bags, or dark hollow shadows that persist despite adequate rest.

Recovery & Aftercare

Bruising and swelling peak around day 3 and fade within 10 to 12 days. Light makeup can be worn after 1 week.

Key Benefits

  • Eliminates Under-Eye Bags: Removes protruding orbital fat pads.
  • Smooths Tear Trough: Seamlessly bridges the lower lid and upper cheek.
  • Discreet Micro Incisions: Performed inside the lid (transconjunctival).
CLINICAL PATIENT CASES

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Before After
Before After

Case 1: Transconjunctival Lower Blepharoplasty

Removal of under-eye fat pads for a smooth lid-cheek junction without visible external skin scars.

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Procedure Pricing & Options

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Consultation Fee & Terms

Initial Surgical Consultation (30 mins): £150 (Fully redeemable against any surgical procedure booked within 30 days)

Book Consultation
Treatment / Option NameFee / Rate
Lower Blepharoplasty*
Starting from £3,650
Launch Price (Bilateral)
Combined Upper & Lower Blepharoplasty (4-Lid Lift)
Starting from £4,750
Launch Price (Bilateral)
Twilight Sedation (Conscious Sedation)
£400 per hour
Final cost determined during consultation
info Important Notes & Information
*Listed prices are with local anaesthesia. We highly recommend Twilight sedation (also called conscious sedation or moderate sedation) is a type of sedation that helps you feel deeply relaxed and comfortable during a procedure without being fully unconscious like you are under a general anaesthetic. With twilight sedation:• You remain able to breathe on your own. • You may be awake but very drowsy, or you may drift in and out of sleep. • You can usually respond to simple instructions if needed. • Many people remember little or nothing about the procedure afterward due to the effects of the medication.Recovery: Recovery is generally quicker than with general anaesthesia. You'll need someone to drive you home. You should avoid driving, drinking alcohol, signing legal documents, or operating machinery for at least 24 hours unless your clinician advises otherwise.