Blepharoplasty London

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Over 1000 patients reviews...

William Carter

The consultation was thorough and reassuring. I felt safe throughout.

6th May 2026

Hannah Wright

★★★★★

Natural result, my eyes look fresher without looking ‘done’.

22nd February 2026

Oliver Turner

Clear aftercare advice and great follow-up support.

23rd January 2026

Steven Brooks

★★★★★

Professional team and excellent clinical setting.

15th May 2026

Matthew Hall

The doctor explained risks and expected recovery in detail.

8th May 2026

Karen Longman

★★★★★

Results settled beautifully over the following weeks.

10th March 2026

Charlotte Hall

Very discreet, calm environment, and the staff were attentive.

31st March 2026

Henry Lewis

★★★★★

I appreciated the conservative approach to keep things natural.

28th February 2026

James Turner

Smooth process from assessment to aftercare.

1st April 2026

Lily Foster

★★★★★

I look more rested, exactly what I wanted.

23rd April 2026

Blepharoplasty overview

Procedure

1–2 hours

Hospital Stay

Day case

Time off work

1–2 weeks

Shower

After 48h

Driving

After 1 week

Results last

Long-term

Exercise

After 2–4 weeks

Sexual activity

After 1–2 weeks

What's the cost?

Blepharoplasty pricing depends on whether you are having upper eyelid surgery, lower eyelid surgery, or a combined procedure, as well as clinical complexity and your personalised plan. Your surgeon will discuss realistic outcomes, likely recovery, and fees during your consultation.

As with any surgical procedure, there are risks and limitations. Your doctor will cover material risks, expected benefits, and alternatives so you can make an informed choice.

Results vary. All surgery carries risks. Suitability is confirmed by a doctor-led assessment.

Prices start at

£3800

12 Month 0% Finance Available

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Doctor-led consultation

Tailored surgical plan

Clinical-grade setting

Aftercare guidance

Review support

Blepharoplasty transformations

Our blepharoplasty doctors

Dr Peter Cumbo

Dr Peter Cumbo is a senior doctor with a focus on surgical facial aesthetics and the eye area. For blepharoplasty, his approach prioritises natural-looking refinement, reducing heaviness and tiredness around the eyes while respecting facial harmony and long-term safety. He places strong emphasis on careful assessment, clear consent conversations, and meticulous technique to support predictable healing and discreet scarring.

Dr Aamer Khan

MSC, CHD, MSBC

Dr Aamer Khan is a senior physician with extensive facial aesthetics experience. In surgical pathways and peri-procedural planning, he is known for detailed consultations, conservative decision-making, and a strong focus on patient safety. Patients value his calm manner, clear explanations of risks/benefits, and commitment to achieving natural-looking outcomes.

Dr Lucy Glancey

MRCS, BAHRS, MBCAM, BACS

Dr Lucy Glancey brings a strong surgical and aesthetic background, with a precision-first approach to facial procedures. For eye-area rejuvenation planning, she emphasises proportion, symmetry, and realistic expectations. She is known for thorough patient education, consent discussions, and high standards in aftercare guidance.

Blepharoplasty should refresh the eye area without changing character , the goal is natural, balanced, and safe results.

Dr Peter Cumbo
MD
GMC: 6147858

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Where do we undertake our Blepharoplasty surgery?

14 Devonshire Pl, London, W1G 6HX

We're based in central London at the historic 14 Devonshire Pl which is only a short 2 minute walk from Regents Park tube station a 10 minute taxi journey to Kings Cross, and St Pancras stations.

We're open Monday - Friday 8am - 8pm, and Saturday - Sunday 9am - 5pm, feel free to drop in to talk to a member of our team where they can answer any of your Blepharoplasty questions.

Alternatively book an appointment, request a callback, or call us on 0207 4364441.

How does blepharoplasty work?

Refreshed, natural eye area

Blepharoplasty is eyelid surgery designed to improve the appearance of the upper and/or lower eyelids. Depending on your anatomy and goals, it can reduce excess upper eyelid skin that may look heavy, and/or address lower eyelid concerns such as puffiness or skin laxity. Your surgeon will assess your eyelid structure and discuss the most appropriate approach, including incision placement and expected scarring.

The procedure is personalised: the aim is a refreshed, rested appearance while maintaining facial harmony. Recovery varies; swelling and bruising are expected early on and improve over time. Your doctor will provide clear aftercare instructions, including how to care for incisions, when you can return to exercise, and how to protect healing skin from sun exposure.

All surgery carries risks and limitations. Your surgeon will discuss material risks, expected benefits, and alternatives during consultation so you can make an informed choice.

Blepharoplasty FAQs

Am I suitable for blepharoplasty?

Suitability depends on eyelid anatomy, skin quality, eye health, and your medical history. A doctor-led consultation is required to assess goals, expectations, and clinical suitability.

Is it upper eyelid or lower eyelid surgery?

It can be upper, lower, or both. Your surgeon will recommend the most appropriate approach based on where excess skin, laxity, or puffiness is present.

How long is recovery?

Recovery varies. Swelling and bruising are expected initially and typically improve over time. Your doctor will advise on time off work, driving, exercise, and aftercare steps.

Will there be scars?

Incisions are placed to be as discreet as possible. Scar appearance varies by individual and technique. Your surgeon will explain scar expectations and scar care.

What are the risks?

All surgery carries risks. These can include bruising, swelling, infection, scarring, asymmetry, and healing issues. Your surgeon will discuss material risks and how to reduce them.

How long do results last?

Results are generally long-lasting, but ageing continues. Longevity varies based on individual factors, lifestyle, and anatomy.

Can blepharoplasty be combined with other treatments?

Sometimes, depending on goals and suitability. Your surgeon can discuss safe combination planning (e.g., skin treatments or other facial procedures) where appropriate.