Plastic surgery
Upper blepharoplasty with Dr. Manuel Jara in Lima, Peru
Removes excess upper eyelid skin with a personalized surgical plan.
What it is
Upper eyelid surgery to remove excess skin and, when indicated, address other tissues. It does not replace an evaluation for brow drooping or eyelid ptosis.
Ideal candidate
People with excess upper eyelid skin, with candidacy also depending on eyebrow position and eye health.
Dr. Jara's technique and approach
The ocular surface, medical history, and the amount of skin that can be safely removed are assessed. The incision is planned along the eyelid crease.
Investment
A personalized quote is provided during the consultation, based on the technique and individual needs.
Recovery at a glance
Initial swelling and bruising; return to activities depends on healing progress.
Step by step
From your first message to the one-month check
01
Assessment with virtual simulation
02
Surgical planning
03
Surgery
04
Week-1 follow-up
05
2-week follow-up
06
1-month follow-up
Recovery timeline
First few days
Care of the surgical area and monitoring of swelling, as directed by your surgeon.
1–2 weeks
Follow-up to assess healing and adjust care instructions.
Following weeks
Gradual return to activities with medical clearance.
Following months
Follow-up to monitor scars and how results develop; timelines vary from patient to patient.
Risks and expectations
Dry eyes, asymmetry, bleeding, difficulty closing the eyes, and, in rare cases, vision-related complications.
FAQ
What Upper blepharoplasty patients ask
Not necessarily. Eyebrow position must be assessed to determine whether blepharoplasty is the right option.