Ptosis Surgery

She had droopy upper eyelids and and was unable to see well and also wished to have a procedure to make her appearance look more rested and youthful. She underwent an upper eyelid ptosis repair surgery. A small amount of skin was also removed at the same time through a blepharoplasty incision.

She had longstanding droopy upper lids (ptosis), left eyelid worse than right. A minimally invasive ptosis repair (posterior approach) was performed to help elevate her lids and to allow her to see better. Note the natural looking result.

Our patient had a droopy left eyelid with extra skin on both lids. A left upper lid ptosis repair and an upper eyelid blepharoplasty was performed. She also had fat prolapse on her lower lids in which a lower eyelid blepharoplasty with chemical peel was performed. Note the improvement in her appearance and symmetry to the eyelids.

She wished to achieve a more symmetric look, she noticed a long standing asymmetry between her eyebrows and eyelids. This is a very challenging case where one eyebrow and eyelid are lower than the other side, hence a modified endoscopic brow and a ptosis repair was performed. Her entire approach was performed using incisions that are non visible and behind her scalp. The patient is thrilled with her results.

This young female had a droopy left upper lid (ptosis), which was also resulting in eyebrows to be asymmetric. In many cases of ptosis, the eyebrow compensates to attempt to lift the lid, resulting in a brow asymmetry as well. A left upper lid ptosis repair was performed using a minimally invasive approach (no visible scars). Note the improvement in her appearance and symmetry to the eyelids and the eyebrows.

She had droopy upper eyelids and wished to have a corrective surgery to make her appearance look more rested and youthful. An upper eyelid ptosis surgery was performed using a posterior (non visible incision) technique.