Blepharoplasty
Wet AMD
less common but more aggressive, caused by abnormal blood vessels under the retina
Wet AMD
less common but more aggressive, caused by abnormal blood vessels under the retina
Mr. Ijaz Sheikh trained in oculoplastic surgery at Queen Victoria Hospital, one of the UK’s leading centres for reconstructive and cosmetic eyelid procedures. His approach is:
- Tailored to your face and function
- Focused on natural-looking, symmetrical results
- Backed by over 40 years of clinical experience
- Delivered with safety, precision, and a calm, caring manner
You may benefit from blepharoplasty if you have:
- Sagging or hooded upper eyelids
- Puffy or baggy lower eyelids
- Tired or aged appearance around the eyes
- Visual field obstruction from eyelid skin
- Desire for eyelid rejuvenation
- Usually done under local anaesthetic
- Upper eyelid: A fine incision is made in the natural crease to remove excess skin/fat
- Lower eyelid: Incision made just below lashes or inside the eyelid
- Stitches are often removed within 5–7 days
Minimal scarring, typically hidden in natural folds
- Mild swelling and bruising for 1–2 weeks
- Light activities after 2–3 days
- Final results visible within several weeks
Scars fade over time, often barely noticeable
FAQ – Blepharoplasty
Mr. Sheikh’s goal is a refreshed, natural appearance – not a stretched or altered look.
The procedure is done under local anaesthetic with minimal discomfort.
Many patients enjoy results that last 10+ years. Ageing continues, but the effect is long-term.
Ready to Refresh Your Eyes?
Book a personal assessment with Mr. Ijaz Sheikh to discuss your concerns, expectations, and whether eyelid surgery is right for you.
