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Cosmetic Services
Cosmetic Eye Services
Specialist oculoplastic and cosmetic ophthalmological procedures to rejuvenate the eye area and correct functional issues performed by surgeons who understand both the aesthetic and medical dimensions of the eye
Understanding the Condition
Cosmetic Eye Surgery
As we age, the elasticity of our skin weakens causing drooping eyelids, excess skin folds, and bags under the eyes. These changes are not just cosmetic; drooping upper eyelids (ptosis) can impair vision. Our oculoplastic specialists address both functional and aesthetic concerns with precision and care.
how is it done?
Here’s how the cosmetic eye service is typically done:
- Initial consultation: The process starts with a detailed assessment where the specialist examines your eyes, eyelids, and surrounding skin, and discusses your concerns (such as wrinkles, sagging skin, or tired-looking eyes).
- Evaluation and planning: The doctor determines the most suitable cosmetic approach based on your condition, skin elasticity, and desired results. The clinic emphasizes a careful, patient-focused approach before recommending any procedure.
- Treatment procedure: Depending on the need, treatment may involve non-surgical methods (like skin rejuvenation techniques) or minor surgical procedures targeting wrinkles, fine lines, or drooping eyelids. These are done using specialized ophthalmic equipment and techniques.
- Aftercare and follow-up: After the procedure, patients are guided on recovery, eye care, and follow-up visits to monitor healing and results.
In simple terms, the cosmetic service at Georgina is done in a structured medical way starting with assessment, then personalized treatment, and ending with proper follow-up to ensure both safety and good aesthetic results.
What We Offer
Upper blepharoplasty (eyelid lift)
Lower blepharoplasty (bag removal)
Ptosis correction
Ectropion & entropion repair
Botulinum toxin (Botox) treatment
Chalazion & lesion removal
Signs & Symptoms
Drooping upper eyelids obscuring vision
Excess skin creating heavy eyelid appearance
Under-eye bags or puffiness
Eyelids turning in or out
Inability to close eyes fully
Growths or lesions around the eye
what to expect
Mild pain or discomfort around the eyes
Swelling and bruising around the eyelids and under the eyes
Temporary blurred vision or watery eyes
Light sensitivity and increased tear production
Dry or itchy eyes during the healing process
What to Expect
Your Care Journey
Consultation
A detailed assessment of your concerns, medical history, and aesthetic goals. Your surgeon will discuss realistic outcomes and show before/after examples
Pre-operative planning
Photographs, measurements, and any necessary pre-operative tests. A personalised surgical plan is created to achieve your desired outcome.
The procedure
Most cosmetic eyelid procedures are performed under local anaesthesia with sedation as day cases. Surgery typically takes 45–90 minutes.
Recovery
Swelling and bruising peak at 48–72 hours and resolve over 2–3 weeks. Final results are visible at 6–8 weeks. Most patients return to work within 7–10 days.
Book a Consultation
Our specialists are available for consultations at multiple Kampala locations. Same-week appointments usually available.
or call us
+256 755 347258
Mon–Sat 8:30am – 6:00pm · Sun 10am–4pm
📍 Our Locations
Kira Road, Mulago · Tank Hill, Muyenga · Equatoria Mall · Oasis Mall · Naalya/Namungongo
Patient Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
If upper eyelid drooping (ptosis) or excess skin is obscuring your visual field, surgery can significantly improve your peripheral vision as well as appearance.
Upper eyelid surgery results typically last 10–15 years. Lower eyelid results are generally very long-lasting. Skin continues to age naturally.
Most eyelid procedures are comfortably performed under local anaesthesia with sedation. General anaesthesia is available if preferred.
Incisions are placed in natural eyelid creases and are virtually undetectable once healed. Our surgeons are meticulous about scar placement and closure.
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