The skin, muscles and structures around the eyes are delicate. Treatment in this area requires detailed anatomical knowledge, careful planning and an understanding of both function and aesthetics.
Patients are assessed for eyelid position, skin quality, under-eye contour, brow position, facial proportions, medical history and eye health before any treatment is discussed or recommended.
Changes around the eyelids can make patients look tired, heavy, aged or less refreshed than they feel. Eyelid surgery and periocular aesthetic treatments at Lamure Clinics are tailored to each patient's anatomy and goals.
Upper eyelid blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to address excess upper eyelid skin, heaviness or hooding around the eyes. It is planned to refresh the eye area while maintaining natural expression.
Patients who enquire about upper eyelid blepharoplasty often describe one or more of the following concerns:
Lower eyelid blepharoplasty is a specialist procedure designed to improve selected concerns affecting the lower eyelids and under-eye area. Not every concern is best treated with surgery, so careful assessment is essential.
Patients who enquire about lower eyelid blepharoplasty often describe one or more of the following concerns:
Periocular rejuvenation refers to treatment around the eyelids, under-eye area, brow area and surrounding skin. Treatment may involve surgical or non-surgical options depending on the patient's concerns and clinical assessment.
Non-surgical options may include skin rejuvenation, laser or energy-based treatments, skin boosters or carefully planned injectables where appropriate.
Not every concern around the eye area requires surgery. During consultation, all appropriate options will be explained clearly so that each patient can make an informed decision.
Every patient enquiring about eyelid surgery or periocular treatment will begin with a thorough consultation. This includes assessment of anatomy, medical history, eye health and treatment goals.
The aim is to refresh and improve the eye area in a way that looks appropriate, proportionate and natural. Results vary between patients and depend on individual anatomy and healing.