Upper blepharoplasty
For excess skin, heavy eyelids, and a tired appearance, with a natural-looking result in mind.
Dr. Iván De León
Ophthalmologist and board-certified oculoplastic surgeon with international recognition, specializing in aesthetic eyelid surgery and periocular rejuvenation.
With more than a decade of experience and international training in Israel and Brazil, he has developed a highly specialized practice.
His philosophy combines anatomical precision, advanced surgical techniques and refined aesthetic judgment.
His goal: to achieve natural, harmonious results while preserving each patient’s expression and identity.
Certified oculoplastic surgeon and ophthalmologist
Specialized care that brings together eye health, function, and aesthetic sensitivity in an individual treatment plan.
Surgical and complementary options selected according to medical assessment, anatomy, and individual goals.
For excess skin, heavy eyelids, and a tired appearance, with a natural-looking result in mind.
Focused on under-eye bags, excess lower-eyelid skin, and certain types of structural dark circles. The approach may be transconjunctival—from inside the eyelid—and, for some patients, include skin removal.
To improve texture, fine lines, and skin quality when indicated by the medical assessment.
Rejuvenation does not mean looking different. It is about restoring the light in your eyes, the freshness of your face, and the harmony of your features, while always respecting who you are. Let the result be noticed, not the procedure.
The first step adapts to patients in Monterrey and those traveling from other cities or countries.
In-person consultation in San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León.
An initial consultation for patients located outside Monterrey.
Individual guidance for consultation, travel, and follow-up according to each case.
Specialty license 13479416, registration 4489 with the Mexican Board of Ophthalmology, and institutions related to his training background.
From the initial consultation through follow-up, every decision considers eye health, function, and each patient’s natural expression.
Dr. Iván De León combines ophthalmic judgment and oculoplastic experience to define an individual plan with clear expectations and close follow-up.
Patients traveling to Monterrey can begin with a virtual consultation to review goals, medical history, clinical photographs, and general logistics.
Dates, length of stay, and follow-up are defined individually according to the indicated procedure and expected recovery.
Public experiences shared by OculoPlast patients. Results and recovery vary from person to person.
“The entire procedure was comfortable and pain-free. He was attentive and made me feel completely at ease.”
“He is a perfectionist, and the care with which he performs surgery is on another level.”
“I was very pleased with the service at the clinic, and the doctor is highly professional.”
“He always gives each patient dedicated time, with an excellent attitude and availability.”
“Thank you for the care, evaluation, and explanation of the treatments. Very kind and professional.”
General answers about surgery, recovery, and care. Your consultation allows every recommendation to be tailored to your case.
Surgery is usually performed under local anesthesia and sedation, allowing for a comfortable and safe procedure without the need for general anesthesia.
Swelling, mild bruising, a feeling of tightness, and slight sensitivity are normal during the first few days. Recovery is progressive, and much of the swelling decreases during the first 1–2 weeks.
When external sutures are used, they are generally removed between 10 and 12 days after surgery, depending on each patient’s progress.
Yes. For patients traveling from another city, we recommend remaining in Monterrey for at least the first 24–48 hours before taking a flight, as long as recovery is progressing appropriately.
During the first few days, we recommend sleeping on your back with your head slightly elevated to help control swelling.
Yes. Cold compresses are especially helpful during the first few days and may be continued throughout the first week according to the instructions provided.
Yes. We recommend maintaining proper facial hygiene with water and a neutral soap, while avoiding rubbing, scrubbing, or applying direct pressure to the eyelids.
Intense exercise, heavy lifting, and significant physical exertion should be avoided for approximately 4 weeks. Activity should be resumed progressively.
We generally recommend waiting around 3–4 weeks, especially before applying makeup directly over the incisions. The exact timing depends on healing.
During recovery, avoid intense exercise, direct sun exposure, excessive heat, swimming pools, saunas, and rubbing or handling the eyelids. It is also important to follow all medication and incision-care instructions closely.
Many people can gradually return to social and work activities after 7–14 days, although some residual swelling may remain.
Improvement is visible during the first few weeks, but tissues continue to settle and adapt over several months. Scars also continue to evolve and mature, generally over 4–6 months.
Every face has a degree of natural asymmetry. Surgery aims to improve balance and rejuvenate the eyes while respecting individual anatomy. The goal is not artificial symmetry, but a natural and harmonious result.
Not in every case. It is a complementary treatment that may be recommended when we want to further improve skin quality and texture, fine lines, and firmness around the eyes. Its use is personalized for each patient.
We use DEKA CO₂ laser technology, recognized for its precision and safety. Parameters are individualized according to the treatment area, skin phototype, and each patient’s specific needs.
Personalized preoperative instructions are provided. We generally request a minimum 8-hour fast and review medications, supplements, alcohol use, and tobacco use in advance. Some medications may need to be adjusted before surgery, always under medical guidance.
We welcome patients from other cities and countries. An initial video consultation can be arranged to review the case and plan the procedure. For surgery, we recommend arriving in Monterrey at least one day beforehand and organizing the return trip according to postoperative progress.
Tell us what you notice around your eyes and we will guide you on the next step. The final recommendation depends on an individual medical consultation.
The information on this site is for general guidance and does not replace a medical consultation. The final recommendation depends on an individual assessment.
Aesthetic and functional oculoplastic surgery
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