Upper Blepharoplasty
Correcting hooded or heavy upper eyelids
£2,000 *
- Removal of excess upper-lid skin
- Incision hidden in the natural crease
- Around 1 hour, local anaesthetic
Mr Mohammed Anabtawi
Expert Blepharoplasty
for natural results in Sheffield & Barnsley.
Eyelid surgery to correct hooded lids, under-eye bags and puffiness, for a refreshed, more rested look.
- 1000+ Procedures performed
- 21+ Years of experience
- 5.0 Top Doctors rating
- GMC & GDC GMC 7467654 · GDC 254833
- Consultation fee
- £200
- Procedure time
- 30–60 mins
- Anaesthetic
- Local / sedation / general anaesthetic
- Area covered
- Upper / lower / both
- Downtime
- 1–2 weeks
- Visible results
- Final in 6–12 months
Clear & Transparent pricing.
The £200 consultation fee goes towards your procedure if you decide to proceed, giving you a personalised assessment and treatment plan before surgery.
Lower Blepharoplasty
Removal of excess skin, muscle and fat.
£2,500 *
- Treats under-eye bags & puffiness
- Discreet incision placement
- Typically around 1 hour
Combined Upper & Lower
Full refreshment of the upper and lower eyelids
£4,000 *
Save £500 vs. individual procedures
- Upper and lower lids treated together
- Single recovery period
- Balanced, complete eye rejuvenation
*Under local anaesthetic injections in our clinic.
What is Blepharoplasty?
Blepharoplasty is a precise eyelid procedure designed to restore a fresher, more rested look while keeping your features natural.
- Refines the eye area by adjusting excess skin or fat
- Treats the upper lids, lower lids, or both
- Focused on subtle, impactful results
- Your consultation confirms the safest approach for your anatomy and goals
The best technique is always tailored to your eyelid structure and the outcome you want to achieve.
Recognised Blepharoplasty expertise in the UK.
As a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons with over 21 years of experience, Mr Mohammed Anabtawi focuses on a careful, anatomy-led approach that aims for natural-looking refinement. He assesses lid position, skin quality, under-eye support, and facial balance during consultation, so the plan fits your features perfectly.
Mr Mohammed Anabtawi
Board Certified Cosmetic Surgeon
Who should get Blepharoplasty?
Blepharoplasty may be suitable if you experience:
- Drooping or heavy upper eyelids
- Puffiness or bags under the eyes
- Loose or excess skin around the eyelids
- A tired or aged appearance around the eyes
- Upper eyelid skin affecting side vision
Benefits of Blepharoplasty:
- Lift drooping skin and reduce puffiness
- Restores visual field by removing excess skin
- Results can remain visible for a decade or more
A detailed assessment helps determine whether blepharoplasty can safely and effectively address your concerns.
Before & after gallery.
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How does it work?
Risks & suitability of Blepharoplasty.
All surgery carries risk. A thorough medical consultation will confirm suitability and discuss risks in detail.
Common temporary effects:
- Swelling and bruising
- Dry eyes or irritation
- Tightness and tenderness
- Temporary asymmetry during healing
Who may not be suitable:
- Significant dry eye conditions
- Certain medications or health conditions affecting healing
- Uncontrolled medical conditions
- Unrealistic expectations
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Book your consultation today.
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- Call
- +44 737 8528194
- info@alluramedical.uk
- Locations
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- Thornbury Hospital, Sheffield
- Harley Private Dental
- Vitruvian Dental Studio
- Timing
- Mon – Fri: 09:00 – 17:00
Sat: 10:00 – 14:00
Sun: Closed
What patients say.
The experiences of people we have cared for, in their own words.
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Frequently asked questions.
How long do blepharoplasty results last?
Blepharoplasty results are typically long-lasting.
Upper eyelids: Improvements often last 5–10 years or more, depending on skin quality, ageing, and genetics.
Lower eyelids: Results tend to be even longer, commonly 10–15 years, with many people never needing further treatment.
What is a good age for blepharoplasty?
Most people seeking blepharoplasty are between 30 and 60, when age‑related changes become more noticeable.
Those with a family tendency toward droopy lids may benefit earlier.
Healthy individuals in their 70s and beyond can still be suitable candidates, depending on overall health and an eye assessment.
Is blepharoplasty painful?
Blepharoplasty is generally well tolerated.
Upper eyelid surgery often feels similar to a minor skin procedure, with mild discomfort afterwards.
Lower eyelid surgery is also not usually very painful, though it tends to cause more swelling and bruising than upper eyelid surgery.
Most people manage with minimal pain relief and experience temporary tightness, swelling, or soreness.
Is blepharoplasty a high‑risk surgery?
Blepharoplasty is considered safe when performed by an experienced specialist. Common temporary effects include bruising, swelling, dry eyes, and mild discomfort. Serious complications are uncommon, but any sudden change in vision requires urgent medical attention.
How long does the blepharoplasty procedure take?
Upper eyelids: Around 1 hour, usually with local anaesthesia.
Lower eyelids: Typically 1–2 hours. This can be done with local anaesthetic
IV sedation or general anaesthesia may also be used, depending on the approach and patient preference.
Will I have visible scarring?
Blepharoplasty incisions are placed in very discreet locations, so scars are usually difficult to notice once healed.
Upper eyelid surgery: The incision sits within the natural eyelid crease, which helps hide the scar when the eyes are open.
Lower eyelid surgery: The incision may be placed just below the lash line or inside the eyelid, depending on the technique used.
As healing progresses, scars typically fade and become barely visible. Your surgeon will also provide guidance on scar care to support optimal healing.
Disclaimer: Scarring varies from person to person. There are certain Individuals with a history of excessive scarring. Scars may be visible or non-visible. This will be discussed with your clinician, Mr Anabtawi, during your consultation.
Can I drive home after the procedure?
You will not be able to drive yourself home after blepharoplasty. Even when the procedure is performed under local anaesthetic, your vision may be temporarily blurred due to ointment, swelling, or protective dressings. If sedation or a general anaesthetic is used, driving is not permitted for at least 24 hours.