Private Oculoplastic Eye Surgery
CQC
Registered
Specialist Consultations
Central London Clinic
Experienced Medical Team
4.9 Rated by Patients
5000+ patients treated at our Central London clinic
We commonly help with:
- Drooping Eyelids (Ptosis)
- Eyelid Lesions
- Blocked Tear Ducts
- Watery Eyes
- Upper Blepharoplasty
- Lower Blepharoplasty
Why Patients Choose Bilba Clinic
Consultant-led oculoplastic care combining specialist eye expertise with advanced surgical techniques to improve eyelid function, eye comfort, and natural facial appearance.
Specialist Oculoplastic Surgeons
Comprehensive Eye Assessment
Personalised Treatment Planning
Functional & Cosmetic Expertise
Advanced Eyelid Surgery
Vision & Eye Health Focus
Clear Recovery & Aftercare
Central London Clinic
How Oculoplastic Eye Surgery Can Help
Oculoplastic surgery focuses on conditions affecting the eyelids, tear drainage system, and tissues surrounding the eyes. Whether your symptoms interfere with vision, cause persistent discomfort, or affect facial symmetry, our specialists provide precise assessment and personalised treatment to restore both function and confidence.
Conditions We Commonly Treat
Expert diagnosis and treatment for eyelid, tear duct and surrounding eye conditions to restore eyelid function, improve comfort and support long-term eye health.
- Ptosis (drooping eyelids)
- Eyelid lesions requiring biopsy
- Blocked tear drainage
- Watery eyes
- Heavy upper eyelids
- Eyelid malposition
- Entropion & ectropion
- Benign eyelid tumours
- Chalazia & eyelid cysts
- Brow ptosis
- Upper & lower blepharoplasty
- Revision eyelid procedures
Speak to our team
+44 (0) 7858 848 244
Friendly advice and expert care
Our Pricing
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Oculoplastic eye surgery £250(Consultation)
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Excision of lesion of canthus From £1,000
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Excision of lesion of eyelid From £900
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Curettage From £900Cryotherapy of eyelid lesion
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Biopsy of eyelid lesion From £900
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Correction of lower lid ectropion From £900(no graft/flap)
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Correction of entropion – lower lid From £900(including graft/flap)
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Ptosis correction – simple From £4,200(incl. tarsomullerectomy)
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Ptosis correction – complex From £5,800
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Upper eyelid ptosis correction From £5,500surgery
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Injection of Botulinum Toxin From £450Extraocular / Periocular Muscles
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Probing of Nasolacrimal System From £900± Syringing / Irrigation
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Puncto-canaliculoplasty From £2,900
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Insertion of canalicular From £600Or Punctal plugs
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Upper blepharoplasty From £,3800
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Lower blepharoplasty From £5,000(LA-selected cases)
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Direct brow lift From £4,500
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Revision Blepheroplasty From £4,500
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between ptosis correction and upper blepharoplasty?
Ptosis correction lifts an upper eyelid that sits lower than normal because the eyelid-lifting muscle or tendon is weak or stretched. Upper blepharoplasty removes excess eyelid skin and may also address bulging fat. Some patients have both conditions so our surgeon assesses eyelid position, muscle strength and excess skin before recommending treatment.
Can drooping eyelids affect vision?
Yes. A low eyelid or heavy upper eyelid skin can reduce the upper field of vision and make reading, driving or looking upwards more difficult. Some patients also raise the eyebrows to compensate which may cause forehead strain. We assess whether the concern is functional, cosmetic or a combination of both.
How do we assess persistent watery eyes?
Watery eyes may result from tear duct narrowing, eyelid malposition, irritation or poor tear drainage. Our assessment may include examination of the eyelids and tear openings followed by probing, syringing or irrigation where appropriate. Treatment depends on the location and severity of the drainage problem.
What is the difference between entropion and ectropion?
Entropion occurs when the eyelid turns inward and causes the lashes or skin to rub against the eye. Ectropion occurs when the eyelid turns outward and no longer sits against the eye correctly. Both conditions may cause watering, irritation, redness and damage to the eye surface when left untreated.
Does every eyelid lump need to be removed?
No. Some eyelid lumps can be monitored while others may require removal because they are growing, causing irritation, affecting eyelid function or have uncertain features. Depending on the clinical findings we may recommend excision, curettage, cryotherapy or biopsy.
What happens during an oculoplastic consultation?
Our consultation includes a review of symptoms, medical history, current medication and previous eye treatment. We may assess eyelid position, eyelid closure, tear drainage, the eye surface and surrounding facial structures. We then explain the diagnosis, suitable treatment options, expected benefits, possible risks and recovery.
Can upper and lower blepharoplasty be performed together?
Upper and lower eyelid surgery may be combined when both areas require treatment and the overall procedure remains clinically appropriate. We consider eye health, eyelid position, medical history and recovery requirements before recommending combined surgery.
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