Upper Eyelids
Upper eyelid drooping or heaviness can cause us to look or feel older than we should. There are actually three different anatomical features that can contribute to the drooping: Excess skin, drooping eyebrows and weakened eyelid muscles.
Extra Skin
Excess skin around the eyelids can create a tired, aged appearance and, in some cases, can even impair vision. Eyelid surgery removes this excess skin to rejuvenate the eyes, creating a more open, alert look and enhancing peripheral vision.
Droopy Brow
A sagging brow can cause the upper eyelids to droop, leading to a tired or angry expression. Eyelid surgery combined with brow lift techniques can reposition the brows, lifting them to a more youthful position and enhancing the overall appearance of the eyes.
Droopy Eyelid Muscle
In some cases, the muscles responsible for lifting the eyelids weaken or become lax, causing the eyelids to droop (ptosis). Surgical correction of the droopy eyelid muscle can restore normal eyelid function, improve vision, and provide a more youthful look.
Lower Eyelids
Our lower eyelid surgery targets these concerns, removing excess fat, tightening skin, and smoothing out wrinkles. Whether it's a subtle puffiness or more pronounced bags, we will work with you to achieve a result that restores a youthful contour while preserving the natural shape of your eyes.
Puffy Lower Eyelids
Puffy lower eyelids, often caused by fat deposits or sagging skin, can make you look older or perpetually tired. Lower eyelid surgery can remove or reposition excess fat, tighten the skin, and smooth out the area beneath the eyes, creating a more refreshed and rejuvenated appearance.