Do you live in Amsterdam and are you considering eyelid surgery?
At Looks Clinics, you have come to the right place for expert eyelid correction. We welcome you to our own location in Amsterdam, Nijenburg 73 in Buitenveldert, near the Zuidas. Our specialised focus on eyelid surgery, personal guidance, and attention to a natural result make us a trusted choice for clients from Amsterdam and the surrounding area.
Why choose Looks Clinics?
Eyelid surgery is not something you undertake lightly. At Looks Clinics, you will be treated by one of our specialised doctors with extensive experience in eyelid corrections. We combine medical expertise with personal attention and careful aftercare, ensuring you feel well-informed and at ease throughout the entire process.
This is why clients from Amsterdam choose Looks Clinics:
- Specialised in eyelid corrections: you will be treated by one of our specialised doctors.
- Personal guidance from the introductory consultation through to the check-up, supported by our recovery app.
- A modern clinic with high-quality equipment.
- Honest and clear explanations, so that you know what to expect.
- Rated by our clients: 9.0 on Kliniekervaringen.nl.
What is the process like?
An eyelid correction at Looks Clinics proceeds in a number of clear steps. You will visit our Amsterdam location three times: for the introductory consultation, for the procedure, and for the removal of the stitches.
Introductory consultation and treatment plan
During a free and no-obligation introductory consultation, either at the clinic or online, you will discuss your concerns and wishes with one of our doctors. The doctor will assess your eyelids and explain what results are achievable. You will receive practical information about the procedure, preparation, and recovery, enabling you to make an informed decision. We allow a minimum of one week for reflection between the consultation and the procedure.
The treatment
We schedule the procedure in consultation with you. The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia, takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes, and is carried out by one of our specialised doctors. We work meticulously and with an eye for detail, aiming for a natural result that complements your face.
Aftercare and check-up
Six days after the procedure, you will return for the removal of the stitches. During this appointment, we will assess your recovery and provide you with clear aftercare advice. Additionally, you will receive daily instructions for your recovery via our recovery app. You can also contact us with any questions after that.
Looking for practical information about our location in Amsterdam (Nijenburg 73, 1081 GE Amsterdam, telephone 020 2310 550)? Do you live in the Rotterdam region? Then an introductory consultation is also possible at our intake location in Rotterdam, 's-Gravendijkwal 66; the procedure itself takes place in Amsterdam or Zwolle.
How does an eyelid correction work?
Common symptoms of drooping eyelids
Drooping eyelids not only affect your appearance but can also cause practical problems in daily life. Many people recognise one or more of these symptoms:
- a heavy or tired feeling around the eyes
- reduced vision because skin hangs over the eyelid
- difficulty wearing glasses or contact lenses
- eyes get tired more quickly when reading or working on a screen
- headache caused by tension around the eyes or in the forehead
- dry, irritated, or watery eyes
The main causes are ageing and hereditary predisposition. Smoking and excessive exposure to UV radiation, for example from tanning beds, can accelerate skin sagging. Sometimes a physical condition plays a role.
Want to know if you are suitable?
Are you unsure if eyelid correction is right for you? With our online suitability check, you will receive an initial indication in four short steps, simply from home and at a time that suits you. You therefore do not need to come to our clinic first.
Experiences and results of our clients
Before and after photos show what an eyelid correction can mean. By removing excess skin and, where necessary, a small amount of fatty tissue around the eyelids, a more open and rested look is typically achieved. The goal is always a natural result that suits your face. Every result is personal; your result may be different.
I was quite nervous, but everyone was calm and I was put at ease. The procedure and recovery went very smoothly, and the result is fantastic; no more tired, painful forehead and a lovely, open look.
Questions about eyelid corrections in Amsterdam
Do you have a question? We've answered the most frequently asked questions for you below. For more information, please feel free to contact us or view our full page with frequently asked questions.
At Looks Clinics, upper eyelid correction for both eyes costs € 1,750. This is an all-inclusive rate, including aftercare and follow-up appointments. This way, you know exactly what to expect beforehand. The introductory consultation is free and without obligation, either at the clinic or online.
Our offer
Looks Clinics specialises in eyelid corrections. In addition to upper eyelid correction (€ 1,750), our eye surgeons also perform the laser-assisted upper eyelid correction (€ 1,950), the lower eyelid correction (€ 1,750; in combination with an upper eyelid correction € 3,500), the direct brow lift (€ 1,750) and the ptosis correction (€ 1,750 per eye). In addition, we offer the CO2 laser skin tightening of the lower eyelids (€ 450), a non-surgical skin treatment. We will discuss which treatment suits you best during the free introductory consultation. View all rates.
Upper eyelid correction is a cosmetic procedure and is generally not reimbursed. This may be different only in cases of clear medical necessity; your health insurer will assess this. Looks Clinics is a non-contracted healthcare provider. This means that you pay for the treatment yourself, usually by debit card, unless otherwise agreed in advance. You will receive a clear invoice from us, which you can submit to your health insurer if desired. Whether and how much you are reimbursed depends on your policy conditions.
As with any medical procedure, there are potential risks associated with eyelid correction. Our doctors work carefully and take appropriate safety measures, meaning complications are rare. However, temporary symptoms may occur, such as swelling, a pulling sensation, dry eyes, or eyes that tear up more easily. Rare complications include post-operative bleeding, infection, slight asymmetry, or a more noticeable scar. We will discuss all risks with you during the consultation.
The result typically lasts for many years; however, natural skin ageing continues. Because excess skin and fatty tissue are removed, one treatment is sufficient in most cases. If the skin sags again over time, a second treatment can be considered in consultation.
No, general anaesthesia is not necessary. We perform eyelid correction under local anaesthesia around the eyes. You remain awake during the treatment; thanks to the anaesthetic, you usually feel only some pressure or a pulling sensation. Afterwards, you can usually go home immediately. You do not need to fast before this procedure. However, we advise you not to drive yourself on the day of the treatment.
The experience varies from person to person, but most clients find the procedure well tolerated. Administering the anaesthetic may cause a brief stinging sensation; this subsides quickly. After the procedure, you may experience mild post-operative pain or a pulling sensation, similar to a minor graze. Paracetamol is usually not necessary, but you may take it if you wish.
The procedure itself takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes.
Rest during the first few days is important for a good recovery. We advise avoiding heavy physical exertion during the first week. You can resume administrative work three days after the procedure; if you perform physical work or work in healthcare or the hospitality industry, we advise you not to work during the first week. We will remove the stitches six days after the procedure. In the weeks that follow, swelling and any discoloration will decrease; the scars will gradually fade in the months that follow and eventually usually become barely noticeable. You will find daily instructions for your recovery in our recovery app.