Eyelid Surgery
Most of us feel young, active, and not hampered by the chronological number that defines our age.

If you have anyone or a combination of the following conditions, you would be considered a good candidate for eyelid surgery.
- Excess skin obscuring the natural fold of your upper eyelids
- Loose skin hanging down from your upper eyelids, perhaps impairing your vision
- A puffy appearance to your upper eyelids, making your eyes look tired
- Excess skin and fine, “crepe paper type” wrinkles on your lower eyelids
- Bags and dark circles under your eyes
- Lower eyelid droopiness
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Eyelid Surgery Beverly Hills & Los Angeles
While ever-evolving, today’s best cosmetic blepharoplasty procedures are focused around newfound respect for the problems associated with disturbing orbital fat and the eyelid’s complex system of support. Baggy upper and puffy lower lids can now be addressed surgically with less tissue disruption, scarring, and loss of function, while eyelid orbital fat grafting can soften hollowness. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, blepharoplasty has become the most sought-after facial plastic surgery procedure, surpassing facelift, rhinoplasty, facial implants, and forehead lift. The reason for this is that the contours of the eyelid skin and fat pockets account for a large part of the expressiveness of the face. If your lids sag or bulge, your face may project an inappropriate look of fatigue and lack of vigor despite adequate rest and good health.
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Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty) Facts
Your eyes are considered the most significant feature of your face because they reflect your personality and mood. Unfortunately, your eyes also display the first marks of aging as fatigued folds above and puffy bags underneath your eyes add years to your appearance. Aging is inevitable and one day we all look in the mirror and notice wrinkles, especially those around our eyes. As your skin ages, it gradually loses its elasticity and a lack of elasticity combined with the constant pull from gravity causes excessive skin to collect in your upper and lower eyelids. This excess skin causes wrinkles and on your upper eyelids, an extra fold of skin forms that can hang over your eyelashes and obstruct your vision. The fat that cushions the eyeball from the skull can also cause bulges in your upper and lower eyelids. The thin membrane that holds this fat in place weakens, as you grow older, allowing the fat to protrude into your lids. These changes will make you look older and more tired than you actually feel.