What is eyelid surgery?
Eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, is performed to correct the appearance of heavy, drooping upper eyelids and dark, puffy bags beneath the eyes that can make people look tired or older than they actually are. The surgery can restore a more youthful, alert appearance by removing excess skin and fat from the eyelids, and can even help improve vision if sagging eyelids interfere with sight—a condition called ptosis. Removing upper eyelid skin without addressing brow position cannot accomplish patient satisfaction in long term. When you come to our office with complaints about upper lid skin excess, we always asses your brow positions. If the drooping of the eyelid goes away when the brows are raised, we show you then a brow lift may be the procedure you are looking for. If you have previously had an upper blepharoplasty but are starting to notice droopiness of the eyelids again, you may be considering undergoing another procedure. Again a brow lift is most probably the correct solution for your problem.

