Preparing for Surgery
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Eyelid surgery, also known as blepharoplasty, is a cosmetic procedure that removes excess skin, fat, and lax muscle from the upper or lower eyelids, delivering a refreshed, more alert appearance that still looks like you.
Over time, the eyelids can droop due to aging, weakening muscles, or fat shifting under the skin. These changes can affect not just your appearance but also your vision. Eyelid surgery corrects these concerns with precision and care, restoring both form and function.
Eyelid surgery is performed as an outpatient procedure and typically lasts about one hour for each eyelid area.
After administering local anesthesia with sedation—or general anesthesia, if preferred—your surgeon will make precise incisions in the natural folds of your eyelid (upper or lower). Fat and tissue are removed or repositioned through these incisions, and skin is gently tightened for a smoother appearance.
Once the procedure is complete, incisions are carefully closed to minimize visible scarring. Patients return home the same day and begin recovery with the support of our care team.