Blepharoplasty assesses excess eyelid skin or bags, while a brow lift addresses brow position and its relationship with the forehead. Assessment distinguishes the origin of each change before recommending a procedure.
Assessment distinguishes changes in the lids and brows and considers eye history before developing a plan.
The consultation helps us understand your expectations and explain the options, risks, and follow-up. Results and recovery depend on each individual.
Explore the proceduresEyelid appearance may be related to its own tissues and to brow position. Examination considers symmetry, skin, volume, and eye history. Visual symptoms or functional changes may require an additional ophthalmic assessment.
Depending on the case, the upper lids, lower lids, or both may be considered. A brow lift is a separate procedure that may be discussed alone or together with eyelid surgery.
The specialist explains what each procedure may change, where incisions would be placed, and its limitations. The same procedure cannot address every bag, wrinkle, or eye symptom.
Planning considers general health, previous operations, medication, and dry eye or other eye concerns. Anesthesia, risks, care, and follow-up are explained individually.
Swelling and bruising may occur after surgery. Follow the team’s instructions for eye care and returning to activities; a single timeline cannot be applied to everyone without assessment.
This information supports your consultation and does not replace an individual assessment. Technique, risks, recovery, and results vary from person to person.
From the first conversation to planning and follow-up, every step is coordinated around your case.
Begin with a conversation. The team will help coordinate an in-person or virtual assessment.
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