UPPER EYELID LIFT

The result of the upper eyelid lift is usually long-lasting.

The procedure is performed on an outpatient basis under local anesthesia and takes less than an hour.

In order to avoid visible scars, the skin incisions in the upper eyelid lift are specifically placed in the natural eyelid folds. Normally they heal very inconspicuously and are hardly or no longer visible after complete healing.

Possible risks and side effects include redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness and scarring.

The time of year is generally not decisive for an upper eyelid lift. Since the eye area should be protected from direct sunlight in the first few months, autumn and winter are particularly suitable for the procedure.

The sensation of pain varies from person to person. The procedure is carried out under local anesthesia which means it causes little to no pain.

The stitches could be removed after about xx days.

- Avoid alcohol, nicotine and blood thinners such as aspirin before the procedure

- Do not use make-up or creams on the day of the procedure

- Avoid make-up on the day of the procedure

- Avoid sport and local pressure (e.g. swimming goggles, mask, pillow) as well as UV radiation, spa, sauna or swimming pool for 2 weeks

- Avoid facial treatments, massages and peelings for the first 3 weeks

- Use SPF 50 daily

In individual cases, health insurance may cover the costs - however, the procedure is usually classified as aesthetic and is not reimbursed.

We charge a fee of EUR 59 for consultations. If a treatment is booked and performed afterward, the consultation fee will be credited toward the treatment cost.

At Kalia Lab, only qualified doctors and skin experts, trained at the Kalia Academy and regularly attending advanced training courses, will perform your treatment.