Heavy, hooded upper lids make you look tired when you are not. Dr Braham Ouali has spent more than twenty years removing them, under local anaesthetic, in about an hour.
Leave your details and the clinic will call you to arrange a free video consultation. He will look at your eyelids and give you your exact price.
Results
Every photograph below is of a real patient of this clinic, operated on by Dr Ouali, published with consent and unretouched. Results vary from person to person and cannot be guaranteed.




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Patients
“I received upper eyelid surgery with Dr Braham Ouali 2 weeks ago and cannot praise the whole experience enough… I would highly recommend him to anyone considering cosmetic or skin surgery.”
“Dr Braham performed upper eyelid surgery in November 2025. Not painful, just sore after. Amazing surgeon, communication good, made me feel at ease, and wonderful results. I look like a new woman.”
“Many thanks for the good job you have done. I also appreciated the relaxed manner which put me at ease.”
Is this you?
Most people who book an upper blepharoplasty have been putting it off for years. These are the things they tell us.
Not everyone who asks is a suitable candidate, and we will tell you straight if you are not. Suitability depends on your general health, your eye health and what you are hoping the surgery will do.
Cost
The figure you are given at your consultation is the figure you pay. No separate consultation fee, no theatre fee, no follow-up fee added afterwards.
What happens
It starts with a free video call with the surgeon, not a form-filling appointment with a consultant who does not operate.
A video call with Dr Ouali. He looks at your eyelids, explains what he would do and what he would not, covers the risks, and gives you your price.
Nothing is booked on the call. If you go ahead, a 50% deposit holds your date, or you can pay in full. Face-to-face beforehand can be arranged, and is charged separately.
Around 60 minutes, under local anaesthetic. You are awake and comfortable throughout, and you go home a short while afterwards. Arrange a lift rather than driving.
Sutures come out at around a week, the wounds are checked, and you get scar care advice. Bruising settles over one to two weeks.
The part most adverts leave out
Blepharoplasty is a small operation, but it is an operation. Dr Ouali will go through all of this with you before you decide anything, and you will be given it in writing to take away.
Most people have some swelling, bruising, watery or dry eyes and blurred vision for the first one to two weeks. The recognised risks are:
Whoever you choose, these are worth asking:
Questions
Yes. The video consultation is with Dr Ouali himself, it is free, and there is no obligation. If you would rather be seen in person before you decide, a face-to-face appointment can be arranged, and that one is charged separately.
You pay a 50% deposit to hold your date, or the full amount if you would rather settle it in one go. There is no in-house finance.
Most of Dr Ouali’s eyelid work is upper lid surgery. Lower eyelid surgery is taken on selectively, only where he is confident of a good result, so it is assessed case by case at consultation.
Yes. Upper blepharoplasty is performed under local anaesthetic, so the area around your eyes is completely numb but you stay awake. There is no general anaesthetic and no overnight stay.
Most people take between nothing and five days, depending on how visible their job is. Swelling and bruising usually settle over one to two weeks. Avoid strenuous activity for four weeks.
The incision sits inside the natural crease of the lid, so once healed it is hidden when your eyes are open. Scars fade over several months. They do not disappear entirely, and how they settle varies between people.
Upper blepharoplasty is long lasting and many people are happy with the result ten years later or more. It does not stop you ageing, so gradual change over time is normal.
Occasionally. If sagging upper lids are genuinely obstructing your field of vision, some areas will fund surgery, and your GP can tell you the criteria where you live. Where it is done for appearance, it is not NHS funded.
We treat adults over 18 only. There is no upper age limit as such. What matters is your general health, your eye health and whether your expectations match what the surgery can realistically achieve.
The clinic
A day-case clinic set up for procedures under local anaesthetic. Your consultation is by video call, so the only visits you make are for the surgery itself and the follow-up.
Next step
A video call with the surgeon who would do the operation. No cost, no obligation. If eyelid surgery is not the right answer for you, he will say so.