Blepharoplasty is a cosmetic surgical procedure that improves the appearance of the upper and/or lower eyelids by removing excess skin, fat, or puffiness that affect the eyes' natural look. It can be performed for aesthetic or functional purposes—helping to rejuvenate the face and, in some cases, enhance peripheral vision. Depending on the patient’s needs, upper, lower, or combined blepharoplasty can be performed. It is often paired with laser resurfacing or facelift surgery for more comprehensive results.
While aging continues, results generally last for many years and rarely require a second procedure.
Initial results are visible within the first week, while final outcomes are typically seen after 4–6 weeks.
Yes, it’s commonly combined with laser resurfacing or facelift surgery for enhanced facial rejuvenation.
Incisions are made in the natural eyelid creases or inside the lower lid, making scars nearly invisible once healed.
Upper blepharoplasty addresses sagging skin that may impair vision, while lower blepharoplasty targets under-eye bags and wrinkles.
Most patients with droopy eyelids, persistent puffiness, or loose skin affecting their appearance or vision are good candidates.
It’s a surgical procedure that removes excess skin or fat from the upper and/or lower eyelids to rejuvenate the eyes and, in some cases, improve vision.