Consultant-led eyelid, tear-duct and peri-ocular surgery at Eye Surgery Clinic. Prices start from £460 for an in-clinic chalazion procedure, with upper blepharoplasty from £2,350, entropion or ectropion repair from £2,534 and ptosis repair from £3,100. All prices are all-inclusive, with 0% finance and insurance accepted for functional procedures.
All-inclusive UK 2026 self-pay prices across 8 options, from £460. Each fee covers the consultant surgeon, theatre, procedure and structured aftercare; 0% finance is available.
Chalazion curettage (in-clinic)
FROM£460
Eyelid lesion excision
£764
Punctocanaliculoplasty (watery eye repair)
£1,200
Brow lift (unilateral)
£2,000
Upper blepharoplasty (unilateral)
£2,350
Entropion / ectropion repair
£2,534
Ptosis repair (unilateral)
£3,100
Upper blepharoplasty (bilateral)
£3,950
Indicative CQC-registered UK self-pay prices audited against published 2026 tariffs; your written quotation is confirmed after consultation. Reviewed by a UK GMC-registered consultant ophthalmic surgeon.
Private oculoplastic surgery costs from £460 at Eye Surgery Clinic for an in-clinic chalazion procedure. Eyelid and peri-ocular surgery is priced per procedure: an upper blepharoplasty is from £2,350 (£3,950 for both upper lids), entropion or ectropion repair from £2,534, ptosis repair from £3,100, a brow lift £2,000 and excision of an eyelid lesion £764. Most procedures are performed under local anaesthetic, and many functional procedures are covered by private medical insurance.
Oculoplastics prices
This hub covers the eyelid, tear-drainage and peri-ocular procedures we most commonly perform. Your exact quote is confirmed after a consultant assessment, since the right approach depends on diagnosis, eyelid anatomy and whether one or both eyes are treated.
Our oculoplastic procedure prices are all-inclusive. Each package covers:
Your consultant oculoplastic surgeon’s fees for the procedure
The clinic or theatre setting appropriate to your procedure
Local anaesthetic and the care team on the day
Wound-care guidance and post-operative instructions
Routine follow-up review to check your healing
Histology (lab analysis) for removed lesions may be quoted separately where clinically indicated.
0% finance options
You don’t have to pay for surgery all at once. We offer interest-free (0% APR) finance that lets you spread the cost over manageable monthly instalments, typically from 10 to 24 months, subject to status. Full details and an application are on our finance page.
Using private medical insurance
Many oculoplastic procedures with a functional indication — vision affected by a drooping lid, recurrent infection, or mechanical irritation from a malpositioned lid — are covered by private medical insurance, with pre-authorisation and a referral. Purely cosmetic procedures are not usually covered. See our guidance for insured patients for how to arrange cover.
Compare eyelid & oculoplastic surgery costs
Private eyelid and tear-duct procedures we offer, grouped by type. Each links to its own cost and recovery page.
At Eye Surgery Clinic an in-clinic chalazion procedure is £460, an eyelid lesion excision £764, a punctocanaliculoplasty for a watery eye £1,200, a brow lift £2,000, an upper blepharoplasty from £2,350 (£3,950 for both upper lids), entropion or ectropion repair from £2,534, and ptosis repair from £3,100. All prices are all-inclusive of your surgeon, the procedure and aftercare.
Oculoplastics covers both functional and appearance-related concerns around the eyes, but it is medically focused. Many procedures are done to improve comfort, protect the cornea, or restore eyelid position — appearance changes can be a secondary benefit.
No. Paradoxically, dry eye can trigger reflex tearing. Eyelid position, inflammation, allergy and narrowing within the drainage system can also cause watering. The right treatment depends on the cause.
Many patients see the main bruising settle over 1–2 weeks, with swelling improving gradually. Healing varies by person and procedure type. We’ll advise what is typical for your specific plan.
Many oculoplastic procedures with a functional indication — vision affected, recurrent infection or mechanical irritation — are covered by private medical insurance, with pre-authorisation and a referral. Purely cosmetic procedures are not usually covered. Our insured patients page explains how to arrange your cover.
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