Blepharoplasty in Spain

Price of blepharoplasty in Spain

The price of blepharoplasty in Spain is €3,000. Depending on your needs, the all-inclusive package can vary from 2,500 to 3,600 euros. This is an outpatient procedure, without local anaesthetic, which will require 3 nights’ hotel accommodation in Barcelona or Madrid. This price varies according to the experience of the surgeon and the reputation of the clinic.

Upper blepharoplasty	2500 €
Lower Blepharoplasty	2500 €
Blepharoplasty 4 eyelids	3500 €
Laser Blepharoplasty	3600 €

Blepharoplasty is one of the most popular cosmetic procedures of recent times. Ageing causestheeyelids to sag. This eventually impairs vision. This article looks at some of the key points to bear in mind when considering this operation.

What is blepharoplasty?

Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure that involves correcting the appearance of the eyelids. It helps to make the face more harmonious. The triangle of beauty is between the mouth and the eyes.

But the signs of age appear over time: drooping eyelids, fatty bags, wrinkles and dark circles. The eyes become heavier and more tired. So it’s only logical that you should want to look younger by undergoing blepharoplasty.

Areas concerned by eyelid surgery

Blepharoplasty is one of the most popular cosmetic surgery procedures worldwide. It is an operation that reworks certain areas around the eyes. In the quest for total facial rejuvenation, it can be complemented by injections of botox or botulinum toxin.

These surgical procedures treat the lower or upper eyelids. They are also used to eliminate dark circles and bags under the eyes. The aim is to improve the look of the eyes and give them greater radiance.

Why have blepharoplasty in Spain?

More and more patients are coming to Spain because its plastic surgeons use the latest technology in this field. What’s more, the price of operations there is much lower.

You can combine cosmetic surgery with a holiday on a trip to Spain. This destination promises extraordinary holidays, which are even more conducive to recovery.

The benefits of blepharoplasty

Blepharoplasty is a minimally invasive facial surgery procedure. It is painless and requires no hospitalisation or post-operative follow-up. The scars are also very discreet, even invisible.

Many unsightly marks appear with age. These include fatty hernias, folds and bags on the upper and lower eyelids. The skin begins to lose elasticity between the ages of 35 and 40. But blepharoplasty cannot treat crow’s feet wrinkles. You need injections of botulinum toxin or botox.

What is the profile of the ideal candidate for this operation?

Each patient may have his or her own plan for the operation, depending on his or her particular characteristics and requirements.

But whether male or female, good candidates for blepharoplasty should be :

• Young or adult, usually over the age of 35,
• Non-smokers,
• With no medical history that could affect healing,
• Patient, realistic and optimistic throughout the procedure,
• No ophthalmological pathology incompatible with the operation.

In this option, these patients have at least one of the following problems:

• Droopy lower eyelids,
• The heaviness of the upper eyelids due to excess fat, which causes you to have the sensation of skin grazing the eyelashes,
• Excess skin, due to age-related muscle relaxation,
• The appearance of fine wrinkles on the lower eyelid,
• The appearance of bags under the eyes,
• Congenital dermatochalasis or palpebral malformations.

How does the operation work?

Don’t hesitate to make an immediate appointment with a blepharoplasty plastic surgeon in Spain for your first pre-operative consultation. This will enable you to make a full diagnosis and find out which treatment is best suited to your needs and expectations.

A cosmetic operation of this kind can be carried out on an outpatient basis under local anaesthetic. Note that some skin surgeries do not require an external incision, so there is no scarring.

Precautions to take after the operation

The risks after surgery are very low. However, post-operative monitoring is necessary. Sometimes patients suffer from certain post-operative effects, such as swelling from the eyes to the cheekbones ortheappearance of bruising.

That said, the recovery time after blepharoplasty is very short.

However, you should avoid the following over the next 10 days

• Smoking,
• Intense physical activity,
• Swimming
• Rubbing your eyes,
• Wearing contact lenses.

How much does blepharoplasty cost in Spain?

If you wish to undergo blepharoplasty in Spain in Madrid or Barcelona, you should allow between €2,000 and €4,200 for one or two upper eyelids, €2,000 and €4,200 for the lower eyelids, and €3,500 and €5,000 for the full treatment.

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