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Blepharoplasty in Sydney, NSW

Clinics across Greater Sydney that list blepharoplasty, with published prices where recorded.

Blepharoplasty · Sydney NSWEdit
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Across Greater Sydney

89 clinic locations listing Blepharoplasty in Greater Sydney.

  1. 1 Medical Aesthetics 360, Chatswood
  2. 2 Medical Aesthetics 360, Hurstville
  3. 3 Medispa
  4. 4 Meridian Medical Clinic
  5. 5 MOT Plastic Surgery
  6. 6 My Cosmetic Clinic, Balgowlah
  7. 7 My Cosmetic Clinic, Castle Hill
  8. 8 My Cosmetic Clinic, CBD
  9. 9 My Cosmetic Clinic, Crows Nest
  10. 10 My Cosmetic Clinic, Erina
  11. 11 My Cosmetic Clinic, Narellan
  12. 12 My Cosmetic Clinic, Rosebery
  13. 13 My Form My Beauty Cosmetic Clinic
  14. 14 Northern Beaches Cosmetic Surgery, Sydney
  15. 15 Paris Spring Cosmetics & Laser Clinic
  16. 16 Plasma Pen Clinic
  17. 17 Pure Aesthetics
  18. 18 QuaysideSpecialists
  19. 19 Refine Clinic
  20. 20 Rhinoplasty Sydney
  21. 21 Sky Beauty Cosmetic Clinic, CBD
  22. 22 Sky Beauty Cosmetic Clinic, Macquarie
  23. 23 south central cosmeticsurgery
  24. 24 Sydney Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery Clinic
  25. 25 Sydney Plastic Surgeon
  26. 26 Sydney Plastic Surgery
  27. 27 The Plastic Surgery Clinic & Medispa
  28. 28 The Skin Cancer Institute
  29. 29 The Swan Clinic for Plastic Surgery
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Published blepharoplasty starting prices in Sydney

The directory's observed sample, not the whole market. Shown when at least 5 businesses publish a single starting price.

Based on 5 Sydney businesses with publicly available pricing, observed October 2026. Lowest published starting price per business; a chain counts once. Course, package and implausible prices are excluded.
TreatmentMedian fromMiddle halfBusinessesObserved
Blepharoplasty$4,500$600 to $6,0005October 2026

Prices are figures published on clinic websites on the date shown. They are starting or indicative prices, exclude consultation and other fees unless stated, and may have changed. Prices are not shown for treatments that use prescription-only medicines. Cosmetic.com.au does not sell or book treatments.

Where this information comes from

89 clinic locations in Greater Sydney list Blepharoplasty on their own websites; 8 have a published price recorded. Card prices are the lowest single price recorded for this treatment, with the clinic’s own unit wording; packages and per-area prices are on the clinic page. The order of results is not a ranking.

This page lists clinics that state they offer this procedure, with counts and published prices observed on the dates shown. It is not medical information, does not describe outcomes, and is not a recommendation. Whether any procedure suits an individual is a matter for a consultation with a registered health practitioner.