Upper eyelids
The skin, eyelid crease, and relationship with the brow are assessed.
Facial surgery
An eyelid procedure that requires an individual assessment of the skin, tissues, and eye function.
Book a consultationProcedure information
The consultation reviews medical history, eyelid anatomy, eye health, and the patient’s concerns.
The indication and technique are determined only after an in-person evaluation.
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Is it right for you?
Candidacy depends on overall health, anatomy, tissue characteristics, and personal goals.
Key considerations
The skin, eyelid crease, and relationship with the brow are assessed.
The tissues, support, and anatomy of the area are reviewed.
Eye symptoms and ophthalmologic history are part of the assessment.
The technique and aftercare are explained for each patient.
Procedure
Planning includes medical history, an eyelid examination, eye function, technique, possible scars, and follow-up care.
The technique, timing, scars, and aftercare are explained individually during the consultation.
Recovery varies by procedure and patient. Medical follow-up is part of the process.
Process

Experience and medical judgment
Aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgeon, full member of the Colombian Society of Plastic Surgery, with a master’s degree in bioethics.
The consultation provides clear information, realistic expectations, and an individualized plan.
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Book via WhatsAppFrequently asked questions
It is an eyelid procedure whose indication depends on anatomy, tissue characteristics, and medical assessment.
No. The plan may include the upper eyelids, lower eyelids, or both, depending on the evaluation.
Some symptoms or medical history may require an additional ophthalmologic evaluation.
Aftercare, follow-up appointments, and the return to normal activities are discussed individually.