Eyelid & Brow Surgery

Specialist eyelid surgery, brow lift and forehead procedures at our CQC-regulated Baker Street clinic in London. Every procedure is performed by a GMC specialist consultant plastic surgeon using TIVA anaesthesia for the safest day-case experience.

Eyelid, Brow & Forehead Procedures

Centre for Surgery offers the full range of upper-face procedures — , , , , and . Whether you’re addressing hooded eyelids, under-eye bags, a heavy brow, or a high hairline, the right approach depends on your specific anatomy and goals — which is what we’ll assess at your .

Blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) addresses heavy upper lids, under-eye bags, and excess skin around the eyes for a fresher, more rested appearance. Performed at our Baker Street clinic in London as a day case under TIVA, it can be tailored to the upper lids, lower lids, or both.

Upper blepharoplasty removes excess skin and adjusts fat from the upper eyelids to address hooding, heaviness, and an aged or tired appearance. Performed at our Baker Street clinic as a day case under TIVA, typically taking 1-1.5 hours. Most patients return to work at 7-10 days.

Lower blepharoplasty addresses under-eye bags, skin laxity, and tear trough hollows for a fresher, less tired appearance. Performed at our Baker Street clinic as a day case under TIVA, typically taking 1.5-2 hours. Approaches transconjunctival (scarless) and transcutaneous depending on the patient’s specific anatomy.

Asian blepharoplasty (double eyelid surgery) creates a supratarsal crease in the upper eyelid for patients without a natural crease, or an existing one. Techniques include full-incision, partial-incision, and suture-based methods matched to your specific anatomy and goals. Performed at our Baker Street clinic, typically 1-2 hours under TIVA.

Canthoplasty repositions the outer corner of the eye (lateral canthus) to a downturned or sagging appearance, create a more almond-shaped eye, or support the lower lid after blepharoplasty. Performed at our Baker Street clinic, often combined with lower eyelid surgery. Typically 45 minutes to an hour per side under TIVA.

Revision blepharoplasty unsatisfactory results from previous eyelid surgery — including ectropion, scleral show, hollowing from over-excision, asymmetry, and residual skin or fat. A specialist procedure requiring experience in assessing previously operated tissue. Performed at our Baker Street clinic; techniques are to the specific post-surgical anatomy.

A brow lift ( lift) repositions the eyebrows and smooths the to address brow descent, forehead lines, and upper-eyelid hooding caused by heavy brows. Performed at our Baker Street clinic under TIVA. Approaches include endoscopic, temporal, coronal, and direct — matched to your specific anatomy and goals.

Endoscopic brow lift raises the brows through 3-5 small hidden in the hair, using a miniature camera for visualisation. Best for moderate brow descent with a normal hairline position. Performed at our Baker Street clinic under TIVA, typically 1.5-2 hours, with most patients back at desk work within days.

Temporal brow lift raises the outer (lateral) part of the brow through small incisions hidden in the hair at the temples — ideal for isolated brow descent without full forehead involvement. Performed at our Baker Street clinic under TIVA, typically minutes. Lower-impact alternative to full endoscopic or coronal brow lift.

Hairline lowering (forehead reduction) advances the hair-bearing scalp forward through an irregular zig-zag incision at the hairline, reducing forehead height by 1-5 cm in a single stage. Greater advancement may require a two-stage procedure with a tissue expander. Performed at our Baker Street clinic under TIVA.

Forehead contouring surgery reshapes the bony of the forehead and brow ridge to create a softer, more traditionally feminine contour. at our Baker Street clinic under general anaesthetic, typically as part of facial feminisation surgery (FFS). Technique is matched to your specific anatomy using the Ousterhout classification (Types I-IV).

Forehead osteoma benign bone growths from the forehead using direct excision, endoscopic (keyhole), or minimal-access techniques matched to the specific osteoma. Performed at our Baker Street clinic under local anaesthetic with sedation for most cases, minutes. Near-100% success rate with approximately 1% recurrence.

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All procedures at Centre for Surgery are performed exclusively by GMC specialist-registered consultant plastic surgeons — the highest qualification in the UK. Our surgeons hold positions on the GMC Specialist Register and are members of BAPRAS and ISAPS, ensuring you receive care from fully credentialled specialists, not cosmetic doctors.



Our hospital at Baker Street, Marylebone is independently regulated and inspected by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), which awarded us a Good rating — a standard very few cosmetic facilities in the UK achieve. We use TIVA (Total Intravenous Anaesthesia) as standard, the safest and most advanced form of anaesthesia available for day case surgery.



We offer the full range of surgical and non-surgical treatments under one roof, with in-depth consultations directly with your surgeon — never a sales consultant. 0% APR finance is available through Chrysalis Finance, and our comprehensive aftercare programme includes 24/7 nursing support.

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Marylebone

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