June 2026

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Blepharospasm: Why Your Eye Keeps Spasming and How to Stop It

Blepharospasm is a neurological condition that causes involuntary, forceful spasms of the eyelid muscles, often closing both eyes. It differs from a harmless, common eyelid twitch (myokymia). While there is no outright cure, blepharospasm is highly treatable — botulinum toxin (Botox) injections are the first-line treatment and bring relief to the majority of patients. If […]

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Eye Bag Removal Surgery in London: Costs, Techniques & Recovery (2026)

Eye bag removal surgery (lower blepharoplasty) removes or repositions the fat and excess skin that create under-eye bags. In London in 2026, it typically costs between £2,700 and £6,000 for the lower lids, with recovery taking around 7–14 days before most people return to work. For the safest results, the procedure is best performed by

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Lower Blepharoplasty Before & After: Real Under-Eye Bag Removal Results in London

Lower blepharoplasty before-and-after results typically show a smoother, less puffy and more rested lower eyelid — under-eye “bags” caused by herniated fat are reduced or repositioned for a natural contour. Results vary by anatomy and are long-lasting. At Eyes Defined in Marylebone, London, the procedure is performed by Consultant Oculoplastic Surgeon Dr Ahmad Aziz at

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Hooded Eyelids: Causes, Fixes, and When Surgery Is the Answer

Hooded eyelids occur when excess upper-eyelid skin folds over the eyelid crease, making the eyes look heavy, tired, or older. The three main causes are genetics, age-related skin laxity (dermatochalasis), and a descending brow. Mild cases may improve with non-surgical options, but when excess skin obstructs vision or non-surgical fixes fall short, upper eyelid surgery

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Woman with refreshed, open eyes after upper eyelid surgery (upper blepharoplasty) in London

Upper Eyelid Surgery Before & After: What to Realistically Expect (London)

Upper eyelid surgery (upper blepharoplasty) removes excess, hooded skin — and sometimes a little muscle or fat — from the upper lids to create a more open, refreshed, less tired appearance, or to clear sagging skin that blocks your vision. In before-and-after terms, expect noticeable bruising and swelling for the first 1–2 weeks, a presentable

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Brow Lift Surgery in London: Costs, Techniques & Results (2026)

A brow lift is a procedure that raises a heavy, sagging, or drooping brow to refresh the upper face and open up tired-looking eyes. In London, surgical brow lifts typically cost from around £3,800 to £10,000+ depending on the technique, while non-surgical options start at roughly £200–£700. The right choice depends on your anatomy —

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How Long Does Botox Last? What Affects Duration & When to Top Up

Botox typically lasts 3 to 4 months, with full results visible around 10–14 days after treatment. How long it lasts for you depends on your metabolism, muscle strength, dosage, and — most importantly — the skill of the injector. At a doctor-led London clinic, precise placement helps results look more natural and last longer. If

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Consultant oculoplastic surgeon examining a patient's eyelid for ectropion and entropion treatment at a London eye clinic

Ectropion & Entropion: When Your Eyelid Turns Out or In

Ectropion is when the lower eyelid turns outward, away from the eye; entropion is when it turns inward, so the lashes rub the eyeball. Both are usually caused by age-related eyelid laxity and can lead to watering, irritation and, if untreated, corneal damage. Both are highly treatable — most often with a short, day-case surgery

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Woman with naturally lifted almond-shaped eyes after canthoplasty cat eye lift in London at Eyes Defined, Marylebone

Canthoplasty London: Cat Eye Lift Costs, Risks & Results (2026)

Canthoplasty (a “cat eye lift”) is a specialist eyelid procedure that reshapes the outer corner of the eye to create a lifted, almond contour. In London it typically costs £3,000–£6,000, takes 60–90 minutes as a day case, and has a 2–3 week initial recovery. Because it alters the structure of the eye itself, it is

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Almond Eye Surgery London: Design Your Eye Shape with Canthoplasty

Almond eye surgery — known medically as canthoplasty — is a precision procedure that reshapes the outer corner of the eye (the lateral canthus) to create a lifted, elegant, almond-shaped contour. At Eyes Defined in Marylebone, London, it is performed by Consultant Ophthalmologist and Oculoplastic Surgeon Dr Ahmad Aziz, usually under local anaesthesia as a

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