Eye Bag Removal Surgery
Scarless Eye Bag Removal
A refined surgical option for lower eye bags, designed to reduce puffiness and refresh the eye area without an external skin scar. At MA360, consultations are personalised so your doctor can assess the eye area carefully, explain suitability, recovery, and create a tailored plan.
Treatment time
60–90 mins
Downtime
1–2 weeks
Results
10–20 years
Approach
No external scar
Overview
Lower eye bag removal without an external scar.
Best for
Puffiness, under-eye bags, and a tired-looking eye area.
Return to work
Many patients return after around one week.
Visible change
Often clearer by 6–12 weeks as healing settles.
A more refreshed eye area, with a discreet surgical approach
Lower eye bags can make the face look tired, puffy, or older. This procedure focuses on the lower eyelid area and is suited to patients wanting a cleaner, brighter appearance without an external incision on the skin.
What this procedure is designed to address
Why patients choose this approach
The current MA360 page presents this surgery as a scarless option because the incision is placed on the inside of the lower eyelid rather than on the outer skin. It also notes that the approach is designed to maintain normal eyelid shape.
Related Case Studies
Real examples of treatment outcomes.
Eye Rejuvenation & Eyebag Reduction — Restoring a Refreshed Appearance
A 46-year-old professional presented to Medical Aesthetics 360° with concerns about persistent under-eye bags that had gradually become more noticeable over the past five years.
Looking More Awake Than He Feels — A Man’s Journey to Tackling Stubborn Eye Bags
For years, he looked permanently tired — even on days when he slept a luxurious eight hours (a rare event, but still). Every morning, he’d face the mirror and see the same thing: two puffy “carry-on luggage” bags proudly parked under his eyes.
Eyebag Reduction in a Woman in Her 60s for a Fresher, More Rested Look
In her 60s, this patient felt that the area under her eyes had started to make her look constantly tired, even on days when she felt well rested. The fullness beneath her eyes had gradually become more noticeable over time
Good to know
The MA360 page states that scarless eye bag removal usually does not involve lengthy recovery time and that the procedure itself generally takes around 60–90 minutes.
After surgery, patients are monitored for a short period and can usually return home the same day.
Consultation and pricing
Pricing is not listed as a fixed amount on the current page. Instead, MA360 states that treatment is personalised and that a doctor will assess the eye area, discuss your concerns, and provide a detailed breakdown of costs, timing, and expectations during consultation.
Recovery guide
Healing varies from person to person, but the current page outlines a typical post-operative course that helps set clear expectations.
First few days
Some swelling is expected in the first 2–3 days. Temporary bruising can also occur as the area settles.
First 1–2 weeks
The page notes that bruising may last around 1–2 weeks, and many patients are able to return to work after about one week.
Ongoing settling
Full recovery is commonly described as around two weeks, while visible results often become more apparent over 6–12 weeks.
Post-procedure care highlights
Temporary symptoms that can occur
The current page lists a number of temporary symptoms that may happen during recovery, including blurred vision, watery eyes, extra light sensitivity, double vision, puffy eyelids, and swelling or bruising around the eyes.
As with any surgery, potential risks and uncommon complications should be discussed carefully with your doctor before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions
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What aftercare instructions are commonly given?
- Apply ice packs regularly as instructed
- Clean the eyelids as directed
- Use prescribed eye drops if needed
- Avoid heavy lifting, strenuous activities, and swimming for one week
- Avoid smoking and avoid rubbing the eyes
- Avoid contact lenses for two weeks
- Wear dark sunglasses to protect from sun and wind