Upper and lower eyelid assessment
Upper and lower eyelid procedures may be planned separately or together. Tell your doctor about dry eyes, vision concerns, thyroid conditions, previous eye surgery and all medicines, including blood thinners. Do not stop medication on your own. An ophthalmology assessment may be needed.
Travel, procedure and recovery planning
The anaesthetic, extent of surgery, need for a hospital stay, follow-up visits and suture care are explained after individual assessment. Swelling, bruising, temporary dryness and sensitivity can occur; recovery varies. Book flights in line with medical clearance and the follow-up schedule. Discuss companion and airport transfer needs with the team.
Risks and follow-up
Discuss bleeding, infection, scarring, asymmetry, dry eyes, incomplete eyelid closure and rare serious complications affecting vision with your doctor. Sudden reduced vision, severe eye pain or rapidly increasing swelling require urgent assessment. Obtain written aftercare instructions and an emergency contact plan before discharge. Results or scar-free healing are not guaranteed.
This page provides general information and travel coordination guidance. It does not offer a diagnosis, confirm suitability or guarantee results. Treatment, recovery time and fees are determined through individual medical assessment and a written plan.
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