Eyelid & Periocular Surgery

Clear answers about your eyelids, from surgeons who explain before they operate.

The eyelid and periocular surgery service of Chongqing West District Hospital helps you understand what is happening around your eyes, whether it needs treatment, and which options are genuinely right for you — without pressure, jargon, or false promises.

Patient education first. Surgery only when it is appropriate — and never more than you need.

  • Evidence-based care
  • Plain-language explanations
  • Honest risk and benefit discussions
  • Personalized treatment plans
12Evidence-based eyelid guides
4Center specialist leads
IIITertiary general hospital
24/7Emergency & anesthesia backup
How We Work

Eyelid surgery that starts with understanding

Every consultation follows the same three steps, whether you are considering double eyelid surgery or correcting a drooping lid.

1

Evaluate

A careful examination of your eyelid anatomy, lid opening strength, skin quality, and brow position. Many eyelid concerns are diagnosed by looking and measuring, not by guessing.

2

Explain

We tell you what the finding means, how urgent it is, and what the realistic options are — including the option to do nothing.

3

Treat

When surgery is appropriate, we match the technique to your anatomy and goals, and we review how it is healing over time.

Patient Education

Eyelid procedures, explained honestly

Start with the basics: what each procedure involves, who it suits, what it can and cannot achieve, and how recovery really unfolds.

Double Eyelid Surgery

How double eyelid surgery is planned, the difference between suture and incision methods, and what healing realistically looks like.

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Incisional Blepharoplasty

When an open incision is the right way to build a double eyelid crease, what it removes, and how the fine crease-line scar matures.

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Suture (Non-Incisional) Blepharoplasty

The stitch-only double eyelid method: who it suits, why the crease can loosen, and how it differs from open surgery.

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Upper Blepharoplasty

Removing hooded upper eyelid skin to relieve a heavy, tired look, and how it differs from crease-forming double eyelid surgery.

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Lower Blepharoplasty

Addressing under-eye bags and loose lower lid skin, the transconjunctival and transcutaneous routes, and the importance of lid support.

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Transconjunctival (Internal) Eyebag Surgery

Removing under-eye bags through a hidden inner-eyelid incision with no external scar, and who this scarless route suits.

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Our Commitment

We will not sell you certainty we do not have

No surgeon can promise a flawless, scar-free, or perfectly symmetric result. Anyone who does is not giving you honest medical advice. Our job is to help you make a well-informed decision — even when that decision is to wait.

Ready to talk about your eyelid concern?

Reach out for a consultation. We will listen first, explain clearly, and only then discuss treatment.

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