Surgeries

Upper eyelid surgery, also known as upper blepharoplasty, is a procedure designed to rejuvenate the eyes by removing excess skin and tissue that can obscure the natural eyelid crease. Many patients report that they look more tired than they feel, experience a sense of eyelid heaviness, or, in more advanced cases, notice interference with their vision.

Excess upper eyelid skin can also affect daily activities and cosmetic routines. Patients who regularly wear eye makeup often find that skin redundancy leads to creasing, smudging, or difficulty achieving a clean eyelid contour. During surgery, excess skin is carefully removed, and when necessary, underlying fat or muscle bulk is conservatively addressed to restore a smoother, more refreshed appearance.

Successful eyelid surgery requires both technical precision and a refined aesthetic eye. There are important anatomical and aesthetic differences between male and female eyelids, and these distinctions must be respected to ensure results that remain natural and harmonious with the rest of the face. These considerations are discussed in detail during consultation, with photographic examples used to guide surgical planning.