Blepharoplasty (Eyelids)

In blepharoplasty, redundant skin is removed from the upper and/or lower lids to invigorate the appearance of the eyes. In certain cases, a small portion of fat may be removed or repositioned as well. Incisions are hidden in pre-existing creases or adjacent to lashes to minimize scarring. In patients with a visual field defect (loss of a portion of the visual field secondary to redundant upper lid skin), insurance may pay for upper lid surgery. When drooping of the brow is involved, a brow lift can also be performed.

Is It Right For You? In the appropriate setting, blepharoplasty can make the eyes look younger and more relaxed. After eyelid surgery, patients are often told that they look "more rested". It will usually not address "crow's feet" or other facial wrinkles. Dr. Clark will be happy to counsel you regarding postoperative expectations.

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