The cost of eyelid surgery can vary significantly by clinic and region. Additionally, some clinics charge separately for specific aftercare. While this may initially appear cheaper than elsewhere, you may end up paying more in the long run. It is therefore important to be well-informed and ask the right questions. Below, we explain which factors can influence the cost of eyelid surgery and refer you to other useful articles.
What influences the cost of eyelid surgery?
The cost of eyelid surgery can vary significantly from clinic to clinic, but other factors also play a role.
Type of eyelid correction
There are various types of eyelid corrections, such as upper eyelid corrections, lower eyelid corrections, or a combination of both. Consequently, the costs can vary. At Looks Clinics, the treatment is all-inclusive: facial analysis, ophthalmological examination if indicated, cooling mask, scar cream, all check-ups, and aftercare are included. An upper eyelid correction costs €1,750, a lower eyelid correction €1,750, and the combination of both €3,500. View our rates here.
Doctor's experience
An experienced doctor with a proven track record may charge higher rates, but in doing so, you are also choosing experience and care.
Location of the clinic
The location of the clinic can affect the costs. In general, clinics in large cities are more expensive than in smaller towns.
Differences in (after)care
Some clinics offer comprehensive packages, including care before and after surgery, while others charge these costs separately. Therefore, pay close attention to what is and is not included in the price. At Looks Clinics, we guide you from start to finish; with us, this is included in the costs.
The introductory consultation at Looks Clinics is free of charge.
Before committing to eyelid surgery, it is advisable to schedule a consultation with an experienced doctor. During this consultation, you can discuss your expectations, determine the most suitable treatment method, and get a clear picture of the costs. At Looks Clinics, the introductory consultation is free and without obligation, either in person or online. For more information on what you can discuss during a consultation, please see our article. What questions should I ask about eyelid surgery? consult.
Good to know: the costs of an eyelid correction are usually not reimbursed.
In some medical cases, the health insurer may reimburse the costs, but generally, you bear these costs yourself. Eyelid correction is typically a cosmetic procedure, and Looks Clinics is a non-contracted healthcare provider. Therefore, consider in advance whether you are willing to make that sacrifice. At Looks Clinics, you can be sure that a great deal of (after)care is included in our rates.
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