Lower Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty)

Lower eyelid blepharoplasty at Neo Beauty Clinic corrects under-eye bags, puffy lower lids and excess lower eyelid skin — the most visible signs of periorbital aging. Performed under local anaesthetic by specialist plastic surgeons MUDr. Badida or MUDr. Krzoková, the sixty-minute ambulatory procedure removes or repositions excess tissue and fat deposits through an incision just below the lower lash line. Swelling and bruising resolve over approximately two weeks; sutures are removed between days seven and ten.

Lower eyelid blepharoplasty targets the periorbital changes that create a perpetually tired or aged appearance: fat herniation causing eye bag bulges, excess lower lid skin creating folds, and the shadow effect that deepens under-eye hollows. The procedure can address one or all of these components, depending on the patient's anatomy assessed during the pre-operative consultation. At Neo Beauty Clinic the surgery is performed by MUDr. Gabriel Badida or MUDr. Nela Krzoková under local anaesthetic. The standard approach places the incision just below the lower lash margin, through which excess skin and herniated fat compartments are directly accessed. Excess tissue is excised and the skin edge re-draped to restore a smooth, taut lower lid. A transconjunctival approach (incision inside the lid, leaving no external scar) may be selected for younger patients with prominent fat pads and adequate skin quality. Procedure time is approximately sixty minutes. Recovery mirrors the upper eyelid: significant swelling and bruising peak in the first three to five days and gradually resolve over ten to fourteen days; fine sutures are removed between days seven and ten. Patients can resume light activities within a few days; exercise, swimming and sun exposure are restricted for two weeks, with scars continuing to mature and fade over several months. Combining upper and lower blepharoplasty in one session (35,500 Kč) reduces overall anaesthetic time and recovery to a single two-week period versus two separate recovery courses — a practical and economical option for patients who want both areas addressed.