How Does the Procedure Work?
Eye-Bag Surgery works to smooth the under-eye area by removing excess skin, bulging fat and lax muscle from the lower eyelids. To do so, we make a tiny cut, which is either hidden in the natural lower lid crease, or inside the lower lid, in the case of a "Transconjunctival Blepharoplasty". The unwanted tissues are then removed or repositioned, before the cut is closed with fine stitches. The skin can also be treated by laser resurfacing, to help tighten the skin of the lower lid. Eye-Bag Surgery is performed under general anaesthetic as a day case, so you can go home the same evening.



















