Upper & Lower Eyelid Surgery in Ireland

The right candidate for blepharoplasty are Men and Women suffering from:

- Droopy eyelids
- Puffy, baggy upper eyelids
- Sagging lower eyelids
- Bags under your eyes
- Fine lines beneath your eyes
- Dark Circles under the eyes
- Eyelid sagging that obscures vision

Eyelid surgery at Auralia start from €107/month.

We offer flexible plans to suit every budget. Our financing plans makes you able to spread your procedure cost over 36 monthly payments.

The price include everything you need to be covered, from hospital fees, anaesthesia, surgeon, consultations, to premium Irish aftercare and follow ups. No hidden extras.

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There are mainly 3 types of blepharoplasty (also known as eyelid surgery):

- Upper Eyelid Surgery

This procedure involves a discreet incision in the natural fold, removing excess skin and fat for a seamless heal along the eyelid's contour.

- Transconjunctival Lower Eyelid

This method involves an internal incision inside the lower eyelid to remove excess fat, avoiding external cuts. While it doesn't remove skin, a laser might be used to tighten the area.

- Lower Eyelid Surgery

This procedure involves a concealed incision beneath the lashes to remove or redistribute excess skin, muscle, and fat, addressing puffiness and ensuring a natural-looking heal within the creases.

During your blepharoplasty consultation, your full medical history is examined to make sure you’re an appropriate candidate.

Then you’ll have an eyelid examination, which will allow your doctor to assess the characteristics of your eyes' tissue.

You’ll also be shown the expected results that you will get after the blepharoplasty surgery.

During your consultation, you are in the driver’s seat. Feel free to ask as many questions as you like. Your doctor will address any concerns you might have so you can be confident about the choice you’re making.

Some discomfort is inevitable but rest assured, Auralia makes sure that your experience will be the least painful it can be.

Discomfort is usually well controlled by our experienced consultant anaesthetists.

On discharge home, you will be given your personalised medications, including painkillers that will help ease any pain you feel after surgery. Make sure to inform your Auralia surgeon about any allergies during your consultation.

Yes, you can treat dark circles with Blepharoplasty. Additionally, it's used for eye bag removal as well as to treat droopy eyelid (Ptosis) and excess skin on the lower eyelid.

Usually, a blepharoplasty surgery takes between 1 and 2 hours.

Immediately following your procedure, ice packs will be applied to the area in order to reduce swelling. Within a couple of hours you can leave the hospital and go home. You will need somebody to accompany you home as you will not be fit to drive for 24 hours.

Antibiotics, painkillers and sometimes eye-drops are prescribed to you by your surgeon when leaving the hospital. Generally, pain is very minimal after this procedure, and you will usually not require the painkillers after the first 24-36 hours. Bruising and swelling should be expected during the days after surgery.

Within 1 week the bruising should disappear and the swelling will have decreased substantially. You should expect to be fit for social interaction within about 10 days following your procedure. Whilst some swelling will still be present, it is generally quite minimal and will not look too dramatic.