Eyelid Surgery

Statistics courtesy of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons indicate a rise in facial procedures last year. Both surgical and non-surgical treatments focused on the face saw more growth than any other category. Plastic surgeons performed more face lifts, eye lifts, and even more Botox than previous years. Noninvasive treatments like injectable fillers, laser resurfacing…

A person’s eyes make a strong first impression. If your eyelids have fine lines and are sagging, this gives the appearance of fatigue and age. To rejuvenate your eyelids and look more youthful, come in for a blepharoplasty! Also known as an eye lift, a blepharoplasty is used to remove excess skin tissue, fat deposits,…

Sagging or drooping eyelids develop over many years. Excess fat or subdermal tissue gets pulled down by gravity, and the skin itself begins to droop lower and lower as the excess mass increases. This can occur on both the upper and lower lids. Droopy eyes make you look tired and worn out, and they can…

Most first impressions start with the eyes, but impressions can be deceiving for those suffering with dropping, puffy or hooded eyes. Excess skin around the eyelids can make the eyes look tired or angry. Significant sagging around the eyelids can also interfere with vision. Just ask Donna McLean, who recently underwent eyelid surgery, also referred…

Drooping upper eyelids are a concern for people young and old. The cause is genetic for some individuals, and for others it’s a sign of advancing years. Restoring a more youthful and open upper eyelid, through blepharoplasty, can be a very rewarding experience. We don’t age according to a timeline, nor do we all age…