Do you feel your under-eye area makes you look tired or older than you feel?

As we age, the skin and muscles around the eyes lose elasticity, leading to puffiness, bags, or hollowing beneath the eyes. Lower blepharoplasty is a precise surgical procedure that addresses these concerns by removing or repositioning excess fat and skin to smooth and refresh the under-eye area.

Performed by experienced facial plastic surgeon Mr Aftab Ahmed, this treatment is fully tailored to enhance your natural beauty. With care provided in state-of-the-art facilities in Nottingham and Doncaster, you can expect expert results that leave you looking rested and confident.

Also Known As: Lower eyelid surgery, under-eye bag surgery, under-eye rejuvenation.

What Is Lower Blepharoplasty?

Lower blepharoplasty is a highly effective surgical procedure designed to improve the appearance of the under-eye area by addressing common concerns such as:

• Under-eye bags caused by protruding fat.
• Loose or sagging skin beneath the eyes.
• Hollowing or dark circles under the eyes.
• Wrinkles and fine lines around the lower eyelid.

This procedure works by carefully removing or redistributing fat, tightening loose skin, and smoothing the lower eyelid area to create a refreshed, youthful appearance. Depending on your needs, the surgery can be performed using either a transconjunctival approach (with no external incisions) or an incision just below the lower lash line.

Lower Blepharoplasty with Mr Aftab Ahmed

At Aftab Ahmed Aesthetics, we understand the importance of a bespoke approach to facial rejuvenation. Mr Ahmed specialises in lower blepharoplasty, ensuring precise, natural-looking results that are tailored to your unique facial structure.

Why Choose Mr Aftab Ahmed for Lower Blepharoplasty?

Lower Blepharoplasty Before and After Photos

Lower blepharoplasty can significantly rejuvenate the under-eye area, smoothing out puffiness and restoring a youthful, rested appearance. Below, you’ll find examples of before-and-after results achieved by Mr Aftab Ahmed.

What Happens During Lower Blepharoplasty?

Lower blepharoplasty is a straightforward and effective procedure designed to target the under-eye area. Here’s what to expect:

1. Consultation: During your consultation, Mr Ahmed will assess your concerns, discuss your goals, and create a bespoke treatment plan tailored to you.
2. Procedure: The surgery is typically performed under local or general anaesthetic, depending on your preferences and the complexity of the procedure.
   • Transconjunctival Approach: For patients requiring fat repositioning only, incisions are made inside the lower eyelid, leaving no visible scars.
   • Subciliary Approach: For patients needing skin tightening, a discreet incision is made just below the lash line to remove excess skin and smooth the area.

Recovery: Swelling and bruising are common in the first week, but these will gradually subside. Most patients return to normal activities within 10–14 days.

Lower Blepharoplasty in Nottingham

Lower blepharoplasty is available at two leading locations in Nottingham:

The Park Hospital Nottingham
Sherwood Lodge Drive, Burntstump Country Park, NG5 8RX

The Woodthorpe Hospital Nottingham
748 Mansfield Road, Nottingham, NG5 3FZ

Both facilities provide a comfortable and professional setting, ensuring you feel at ease throughout your journey.

Lower Blepharoplasty in Doncaster

For patients in Doncaster, lower blepharoplasty is performed at:

Park Hill Hospital Doncaster
Thorne Road, Doncaster, DN2 5TH

This modern facility offers the highest standards of care, ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience.

Types of Lower Blepharoplasty

Lower blepharoplasty is a bespoke procedure, with techniques carefully chosen to address each patient’s unique concerns and achieve natural-looking results. Here are the main types of lower blepharoplasty:

Each technique is selected based on your specific anatomy and goals, ensuring results that are subtle, natural, and perfectly aligned with your facial features.

How Much Does Lower Blepharoplasty Cost?

The cost of Lower Blepharoplasty varies based on the specific needs of the patient and the complexity of the procedure. Schedule a consultation with Mr. Ahmed for a detailed cost breakdown. Call 0333 242 2816 today or email us at info@aa-aesthetics.com for further information related to Lower Blepharoplasty costs.

Why should you select Mr. Ahmed's clinic for your Lower Blepharoplasty procedure?

Choosing the right surgeon is paramount for a successful outcome. Mr. Aftab Ahmed's vast experience, coupled with his dedication to patient care, makes him a top choice for those seeking Lower Blepharoplasty. His clinics in Manchester, Doncaster, Sheffield, and Nottingham are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, ensuring that every patient receives top-notch care in a safe and comfortable environment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Lower Blepharoplasty

Reaching Us for Lower Blepharoplasty in Nottingham: The Park Hospital

If you’re travelling to The Park Hospital Nottingham for your lower blepharoplasty consultation or surgery, there are several convenient ways to reach us from Nottingham city centre.

By car, the fastest route takes around 29 minutes, covering 7.6 miles via Mansfield Road and Mansfield Road/A60, despite usual traffic. Alternative routes include a 32-minute drive over 9.0 miles via Mansfield Road, which often experiences heavy traffic, or a 34-minute drive over 8.3 miles via Woodborough Road/B684 and Mansfield Road. Parking is available on-site at The Park Hospital for added convenience.

For those using public transport, the quickest bus route takes around 38 minutes. From Tollhouse Hill (Stop Y7), take the Rainbow One bus to Nottingham Mansfield Road, then change to the Pronto bus to reach The Park Hospital. Other bus options range from 41 to 48 minutes and typically require walking to a bus stop, switching buses, and a short walk to the hospital upon arrival. For example, you could take Bus 16, 15, or 17, transfer to the Pronto bus, and walk the remaining distance in around 41 minutes. Another option is to take the Calverton bus, switch to the Pronto bus, and complete the journey on foot, which takes approximately 48 minutes. Checking live bus schedules via Nottingham public transport services is recommended for real-time updates.

Reaching Us for Lower Blepharoplasty in Nottingham: The Woodthorpe Hospital

If you’re heading to The Woodthorpe Hospital, the fastest driving route takes about 16 minutes via Mansfield Road and Mansfield Road/A60, though it’s important to check for road closures before travelling. Alternative routes include a 20-minute drive over 3.8 miles via Woodborough Road/B684 or a 24-minute drive over 4.4 miles via Woodborough Road/B684 and Woodthorpe Drive. Parking is available at The Woodthorpe Hospital, and checking for live updates on road conditions is advised.

For those travelling by bus, the quickest route takes around 31 minutes. From Parliament Street (Stop P3), take Bus 56, 58, or 59 to a nearby stop, then walk to the hospital. Other options include taking the Rainbow One bus, switching to the Pronto bus, and walking to the hospital in about 31 minutes. Another option is to take Bus 89, 87, or 88, which involves a short walk at the end, taking around 35 minutes in total. Nottingham public transport services run regularly, so checking live updates can help you find the most efficient route.

Reaching Us for Lower Blepharoplasty in Doncaster

If you’re travelling to Park Hill Hospital for your lower blepharoplasty consultation or procedure, there are convenient travel options available from Doncaster city centre.

By car, the fastest route takes around 12 minutes, covering 2.9 miles via Carr House Road/A18. Alternative routes include a 12-minute drive over 2.4 miles via Thorne Road or a 13-minute drive over 2.5 miles via A630. Parking is available at Park Hill Hospital, making car travel a convenient option.

For those taking public transport, the quickest bus route takes approximately 14 minutes. From Hall Gate/Princes Street, take Bus 384, 381, 382, or 387 to a stop near the hospital, then walk to the entrance. Another option is a 22-minute journey, which involves walking to the bus stop, taking Bus 376, and walking the remaining distance to the hospital. Doncaster’s bus network runs frequently, with several buses operating every 7 to 10 minutes. Checking live schedules is recommended for the latest updates.

Is Lower Blepharoplasty Painful?

The procedure is performed under local or general anaesthetic, so you won’t feel any pain during surgery. Mild discomfort or tightness is normal during recovery, but this can be managed with over-the-counter pain relief.

How Long Does It Take to Recover from Lower Blepharoplasty?

Most patients recover within 10–14 days, with swelling and bruising gradually fading. Full results are typically visible within a few weeks as the area continues to heal.

Will There Be Any Visible Scars After Lower Blepharoplasty?

If the transconjunctival technique is used, there are no external scars as incisions are made inside the eyelid. For subciliary procedures, incisions are placed just below the lash line and heal to become virtually invisible over time.

Am I a Good Candidate for Lower Blepharoplasty?

Lower blepharoplasty is suitable for individuals bothered by under-eye bags, sagging skin, or dark circles. During your consultation, Mr Ahmed will assess your concerns and determine if this procedure is right for you.

Are the Results of Lower Blepharoplasty Permanent?

The results of lower blepharoplasty are long-lasting, but natural ageing will continue over time. Most patients enjoy a refreshed and youthful look for many years following the procedure.