Explore blepharoplasty with Plastic Surgeon Anca Breahna in this Blepharoplasty blog archive, featuring articles on suitability, upper and lower eyelid surgery, realistic results, and what to expect during recovery and aftercare. You’ll also find helpful guidance on common concerns such as hooded lids, under-eye bags, and a tired-looking appearance. Secure your consultation at £130, covering comprehensive discussions. Contact Clare at 07538 012918 or email for more information.
Learn how to prepare for upper blepharoplasty, including medical assessments, medication reviews, eye health checks, and lifestyle adjustments. Explore essential pre-surgery steps, recovery planning, and what to expect on the day of eyelid surgery.
In this blog post, Consultant Plastic Surgeon Anca Breahna will explore the world of non-surgical alternatives to blepharoplasty and help you understand whether they can truly deliver the results you desire.
In this blog, Consultant Plastic Surgeon Anca Breahna will provide you with a detailed blepharoplasty recovery timeline, giving insight into the day-to-day changes and milestones you can expect during your eyelid surgery recovery.
Eyelid ptosis causes one or both upper eyelids to droop and may affect appearance, vision or both. This guide explains congenital and acquired ptosis, common neurological and age-related causes, symptoms and diagnosis, and the surgical approaches that may be considered depending on eyelid muscle function and the underlying cause.
As one of the very few female Plastic Surgeons in her region, she is able to offer that unique female perspective, with empathy, attention to detail and personalised care.
Anca Breahna’s surgical training has been largely undertaken within the United Kingdom. She began a rigorous training programme in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in 1999, after achieving her medical degree from the University of Bucharest. Miss Breahna attained her PhD degree at the same university in 2007 for her medical research. She then relocated to the UK to further extend her qualifications and training.
Anca’s NHS practice is now focused on Breast Reconstructive Surgery, Skin Cancer Surgery, Hand Surgery and soft tissue reconstruction. Over the last 15 years, through her pursuit of further training and education, Anca has developed a special interest and expert practical experience in a range of Aesthetic Breast and Body Surgery.
Miss Breahna is on the GMC Specialist Register for Plastic Surgery under number 6168616, is a member of BAAPS, and holds a substantive Consultant post with Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. She will explain what surgery can and cannot achieve in your case, and help you set realistic goals.
Anca will treat you in a straightforward manner, with respect, consideration and empathy to ensure you are comfortable with your choice.
Your Next Steps
Do your Research
Please read our website pages and blogs to learn more about your intended procedure.
All Surgery has risks and potential complications. Please read more about the risks of your surgery.
Making The Most Of Your Consultation
A Medical Referral from your Doctor before your consultation is not compulsory however it is recommended.
Please arrive slightly early for your in-person consultation with Anca – Car parking is available on-site at all hospitals.
You are welcome to bring a friend or relative to help consider the information and discuss your options.
Please be aware you may need to undress for a physical exam so wear simple clothes.
Ensure you also take a lot of notes during the consultation and thoroughly read all the documents provided.
Want more information before scheduling your consultation?
Please call to find out more about availability, pricing and medical payment plans or to request more information about the procedure, contact us.
How to Book your Consultation with Anca Breahna – Plastic Surgeon
You can book your consultation with Anca by paying the £150 cosmetic consultation fee when you make your appointment. This fee covers further consultations about the same concern.