Written by Just Clinic Istanbul teamPublished on 31 Aug. 2026Medically reviewed on 31 Aug. 20267 min read
1,500 – 3,200 EUR
Blepharoplasty cost in Turkey
As of September 2026, the indicative blepharoplasty cost in Turkey on this page is 1,500-3,200 EUR per plan. The range covers upper, lower or four-lid surgery; the eyelids treated, approach, anaesthesia, hospital care and other inclusions are confirmed after assessment.
The final written quote can change with complexity, technique, anaesthesia, hospital arrangements, tests, medication, accommodation, transfers and follow-up. Anything not named in writing should be treated as outside the price.
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Blepharoplasty cost compared by country
Use the country table as editorial orientation only. Ranges can cover different scopes from one country to another; compare the same procedure, inclusions and follow-up in writing before treating any figure as meaningful.
Blepharoplasty Average Procedure and Recovery Times
Surgery Time
1–2 hours
Hospital Stay
Same day
Back to Work
5–10 days
Full Recovery
2–3 weeks
Blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery)
Blepharoplasty is eyelid surgery: extra skin on the upper lid, or bags under the eye, that make the face look tired. An upper lid is not the same job as the lowers, or all four lids in one sitting. It is not a facelift, and it is not a fox-eye or canthopexy quote.
Just Clinic Istanbul organises the stay in Istanbul. The surgeon named on your written quote is the person who operates. To find out how other patients experienced eyelid surgery with Just Clinic Istanbul’s experienced team — the first days, the swelling and the weeks after flying home — you can read our blog article on recovery after blepharoplasty in Turkey.
Who is blepharoplasty for?
Surgeons usually consider people who are bothered by hooded upper lids, lower-lid bags, or both, and who are well enough for local anaesthetic with sedation or a general anaesthetic. A cosmetic procedure of this kind is not routinely NHS-funded.
The operation is often postponed if you have an untreated eye condition, if you cannot stop blood-thinners as instructed, or if a long-term condition makes healing less safe. None of this is a promise that you are suitable. That decision is made after photographs of the eyes, your history — including contact lenses and drops — and a personal medical assessment.
What the operation aims to do
The realistic aims are a clearer upper-lid crease and a smoother lower lid, not a different eye shape. The result is not the same on every face, and no clinic can guarantee a particular look. Swelling hides the shape for days; the look you see at the hotel is not the final one.
Techniques used
The surgeon chooses the plan from your lids, not from a package name.
Upper eyelids: skin that hides the crease. Guide band 1,500–2,200 EUR.
Lower eyelids: bags or loose skin under the eye. Guide band 1,800–2,600 EUR.
Four lids: upper and lower in the same sitting. Guide band 2,400–3,200 EUR.
On the lower lid, a transconjunctival approach enters from the inside, with no external scar. A transcutaneous cut is on the outside and leaves a fine mark. There is no “best” technique for everyone. If you also want a facelift, that is another procedure and another quote.
How long the operation takes
Theatre time is usually 1 to 2 hours. Uppers only can be shorter. Four lids can take longer. Combined operations add time. The written plan is the one that counts.
Anaesthetic
Blepharoplasty is done under local anaesthetic with sedation or under general anaesthetic, depending on the plan. If a different plan is safer given your medical history, the anaesthetic team explains that before the day.
Hospital stay
You usually go home the same day or stay 1 night in hospital. That is not the same as the total time in Istanbul. Drops or ointment are given before you leave.
How long to stay in Istanbul
Plan 4 to 6 nights in the city. That window covers the consultation, the operation, swelling checks, suture checks and clearance to fly. Three nights is tight. Seven nights belongs to a different procedure, not this one. The hospital night, if there is one, sits inside those nights; it does not replace them. Discharge is signed by the surgeon — it is not an advertising date.
What the package includes
The written package is usually one figure for surgery, hospital and the hotel during check-ups. That is how an all-inclusive blepharoplasty package in Turkey for someone travelling from the UK is usually structured. The quoted price covers that stay — it is not a lower price based on fewer nights. Ask for the list in writing before the deposit.
Pre-op assessment and agreed tests
Surgeon, team and anaesthesia fees
Theatre and same-day discharge or 1 hospital night
Drops or ointment and immediate medication
Airport transfers and interpreter
Hotel during check-ups in Istanbul
What the package does not include
Flights
Travel insurance
Personal spending and a companion’s hotel
Extra nights you choose to add
Treatment of a complication beyond the contract
A later revision, unless this is stated in writing
A facelift, canthopexy or fox-eye plan — those sit on a separate quote
What to do — and not do — before surgery
What to do
Send front photographs of the eyes and a clear history — including contact lenses and which drops you use — so you have a written quote before you book flights.
Bring your usual glasses. You will not want to wear contact lenses in the first days.
Arrange someone to help you in the first days. Cold packs and a raised head help; you will not want to strain.
Follow the hospital’s fasting instructions on the day if a general anaesthetic is planned. That list comes from the ward, not from a blog.
What not to do
Do not stop or start medicines — including blood-thinners, anti-inflammatories or supplements — on your own. The surgeon and anaesthetic team tell you what to change and when.
Do not smoke if the team has asked you to stop. Smoking raises the risk of poor healing. How long to stop is their instruction.
Do not book three nights. That is too tight for this protocol.
Do not treat the operation as a full-face lift.
Recovery
Two timelines matter, and they are not the same.
Daily life and desk work. Cold packs and sleeping with the head raised help in the first days. Bruising and swelling are expected. Light, desk-based work is often possible in 7 to 10 days, once the surgeon is happy. Four lids need more rest than uppers only. Contact lenses wait until the team says so.
Full recovery and sport. Harder exercise, swimming and anything that strains the face wait longer. Most people wait about two to three weeks before the team clears unrestricted training. The shape keeps settling for months; the lids you see after the initial recovery are not the final ones.
Your own pace depends on whether the uppers, the lowers or all four were treated, your job and how you heal. Follow the written aftercare, not a generic calendar.
Before and after drawings
The drawings below show the upper lid and a lower bag. They are not a named patient’s photographs, and they are not a guarantee of result.
Excess skin above and a bag under the eye. The surgeon decides whether the uppers, the lowers or all four are operated on.The contour after surgery. Swelling settles in days; this drawing does not replace your assessment.
The photographs below are illustrative pictures of the associated surgical team in Istanbul. They are not a promise of who will operate; that name is on your written quote.
A surgeon from the associated team. The name of who will operate on you will appear in writing on your quote.A surgeon from the associated team. Ask about accreditations and follow-up, not slogans such as “the best”.
How much does blepharoplasty cost in Turkey in 2026?
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As of September 2026 the blepharoplasty Turkey price on this page is 1,500–3,200 EUR. Upper, lower and four lids sit in that band. The written quote is what you pay.
When can I fly after eyelid surgery?
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When the surgeon discharges you, usually inside the 4 to 6 nights in Istanbul. Three nights is tight. Seven is another procedure’s stay, not this one.
Are flights included in the package?
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Flights are usually extra. Check the written quote. Book flexible dates in case discharge is delayed.
Is there an external scar on the lower lid?
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Not always. A transconjunctival approach enters from the inside, with no external scar. A transcutaneous cut is on the outside and leaves a fine mark. The surgeon decides. The contract must say which one you will have.
Can blepharoplasty be combined with a facelift?
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Yes, if the surgeon considers it safe. That is a separate quote. Ranges for a facelift sit on the facelift page. This page only prices the lids.
How does blepharoplasty in Turkey compare with a UK private quote?
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UK private care is usually surgery alone: upper 2,500–3,500 EUR equivalent, lower 3,000–4,500 EUR and four lids 4,500–6,500 EUR, quoted in pounds, without hotel. A Turkish package can include hospital or same-day discharge, drops, transfers and hotel during check-ups. Compare the same items. Savings are not guaranteed.
At Just Clinic Istanbul, our treatment, price and package content is prepared with input from medically trained writers and reviewed against the clinical standards used by the surgeons and hospitals we work with in Istanbul. We keep the language clear, practical and cautious, so patients can understand what is usually involved without treating online information as a personal medical diagnosis or final quote.
Medically reviewed by
Senior plastic surgery consultants working with Just Clinic Istanbul
Author
Just Clinic Istanbul Medical Writing Team
This content is based on current clinical practice, surgeon input and real patient-planning questions. It is updated when prices, techniques, recovery guidance or inclusion details change, so the information remains useful, medically responsible and aligned with written assessment before travel.
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