Ptosis Correction Singapore

These can be addressed through non-surgical or surgical techniques. Non-surgical techniques such as radiofrequency or botulinum toxin therapy either achieve mild reversal or give the illusion of wider eyes, respectively.

For a more significant and precise correction, a surgical procedure would be required. Your plastic surgeon will perform a comprehensive assessment to determine the cause of your ptosis, and recommend the appropriate surgery.

This may include excision of excess skin and/or repositioning of the muscles which raise the upper eyelid.

Whilst there are many different types of procedures, correction of ptosis can often be very naturally achieved through a levator muscle advancement technique. Rarely does any muscle need to be resected.

Done well, ptosis surgery is permanent. However, with time, the natural ageing process can lead to recurrence of the ptosis. In this case, a repeat procedure can be performed, if desired.

For more information, see the section ‘What can you expect from Blepharoplasty?’. Do discuss this more with your plastic surgeon.

Our plastic surgeon is fully accredited with MOH, is double-fellowship qualified, and has extensively trained and observed with eminent blepharoplasty surgeons from the East and West. He will perform a thorough assessment and, in discussion with you, recommend the appropriate, tailor made procedure to achieve what you desire.

Above all, your comfort and safety are our priority.

The cost of an ptosis correction procedure ranges from $8,000 to $12,000, depending on the procedures required. This is an all-inclusive price and includes basic medications, basic sedation, stitch removal and follow ups.