Blepharoplasty Madrid

Remove eyelid fat and enjoy a rejuvenated gaze.

The appearance of wrinkles, puffy bags and excess skin under the eyes can be corrected with a quick and straightforward surgical procedure such as blepharoplasty in Madrid. Its results are harmonious and natural, as well as long-lasting.

The aesthetics of our gaze is fundamental in defining our attractiveness. Over time, the skin can lose its properties and give us an aged and sagging appearance that even affects proper vision.

At Sculpture Clinic we specialize in all types of facial plastic surgery, always surrounded by the best team of professionals. We will conduct a personalized study of your gaze to determine whether blepharoplasty is suited to your needs and expectations.

What does blepharoplasty involve?

The eyes are a fundamental part of our attractiveness. With our gaze we can express all kinds of emotions and feelings. However, it is natural that over time signs of aging appear that, in some way, worsen the appearance of our gaze.

The most common signs of aging around the eyes are excess skin around the eyelids and a sagging appearance of the skin. Additionally, fat deposits localized in the lower eyelid area are very common.

Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure that can effectively treat all these factors. Through small incisions made on the upper and/or lower eyelid, we can remove excess skin and puffy bags.

Blepharoplasty typically requires local anesthesia and the procedure lasts between 1 and 2 hours. Since it is not an overly invasive surgery, it can be performed on an outpatient basis, without requiring hospital admission.

With this blepharoplasty procedure in Madrid, we are not only solving aesthetic issues, but also improving vision, which is sometimes compromised when there is excess skin around the eyelids.

How is the procedure performed?

In a blepharoplasty we have the possibility to treat all four eyelids in our eyes. Sometimes, the patient only requires removal of puffy bags under the eyes or lifting of drooping eyelids.

Depending on our patient’s desires, we will apply one technique or another. In the case of working on the upper eyelid, we make an incision that is hidden in the natural fold of the eyelid.

If we work on the lower eyelid, this incision is made below the lashes. Once this incision is made, we can remove both excess skin and fatty tissue. Another widely used technique is the transconjunctival technique, in which we create the opening on the internal surface of the tissue.

One of the advantages of blepharoplasty is that it can be combined with other skin rejuvenation techniques. A facelift is a good way to eliminate wrinkles around the eyes or drooping eyebrows.

Who is blepharoplasty in Madrid indicated for?

Blepharoplasty is indicated for all adults who begin to notice signs of skin aging, especially around the eyes. Although there is no age limit for undergoing this procedure, it is most common in people over 35 years old.

When we visit the clinic to have a blepharoplasty, we must be clear about what our desires and expectations are regarding the procedure. Through a medical evaluation, we will understand how your eyes are and assess your health status to determine if you are suitable for this surgery.

We are candidates for blepharoplasty if we have the following symptoms in our eyes:

  • Drooping upper eyelids or with bags.
  • Excess skin on the upper eyelids that impairs our vision.
  • Excess skin on the lower eyelids.
  • Puffy bags under the eyes.

The results of blepharoplasty are immediate and generally very satisfactory. We achieve a rejuvenated appearance of our gaze, improving our confidence and self-esteem.

Frequently Asked Questions

The first thing we must do before surgery is conduct an evaluation that assesses the patient’s medical history. This way we will discover if any condition such as glaucoma or circulatory problems has been present.

A few weeks before surgery we should avoid taking medications that interfere with proper blood coagulation. This is done to prevent excessive bleeding that could jeopardize the success of the operation.

Similarly, we do not recommend consuming alcohol or tobacco in the weeks before surgery. This dries out the skin and impairs proper blood circulation, which can affect the results of the procedure.

Since the surgery is not especially invasive, it can be performed under local anesthesia on an outpatient basis. This will allow us to leave the clinic the same day on our own. However, we will not be able to perform activities like driving, so we recommend being accompanied by another person.

Recovery from blepharoplasty is quite straightforward. We will simply experience minor discomfort, such as swelling and the appearance of bruising in the affected area. These symptoms will subside around one week after surgery.

Other common symptoms following this type of procedure are excessive tearing and increased light sensitivity. To relieve pain and improve these symptoms, we recommend applying cold compresses around the eyes for at least the first few days after surgery.

During the first month relative rest is recommended. This means we can return to our normal life and perform most daily tasks, but we should avoid excessive high-intensity exercise.

It is also not recommended to rub your eyes excessively or wear contact lenses during the first 2 weeks. A good idea is to wear sunglasses to protect your eyes from sun exposure.

At Sculpture Clinic we conduct thorough follow-up of your surgery to recommend the necessary measures for your postoperative care. By attending the scheduled follow-up visits, we will ensure that everything has gone well and that the results are as desired.

Before and After

Picture of Dr. Miguel Fernández Calderón – Plastic Surgeon

Dr. Miguel Fernández Calderón – Plastic Surgeon


Graduate in Medicine from the University of Castilla-La Mancha, with specialized training in Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery at La Paz University Hospital. Member of the Spanish Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (S.E.C.P.R.E)