Ptosis Surgery
Before and After Photo Gallery

This patient had long-standing ptosis (droopy upper lids), which was affecting her ability to see well and drive safely. She wished to undergo ptosis repair. A skin-sparing approach was taken to tighten her droopy lid muscle. She had no open incisions; the procedure was all done internally. She did well overall and was able to see better and look more rested.

This patient had droopy upper lids and wished to have them repaired so he can see better and look more alert. His left lid was more ptotic (droopy) than his right. He also had constant tearing in both eyes due to his lax (loose) lower lids. He underwent upper lid ptosis surgery. Lower lid canthoplastywas performed to tighten his lids and to improve his tearing.

This 66 year old female had severe ptosis in her left upper lid and was affecting her vision. She underwent a left upper lid ptosis repair using a minimally invasive posterior approach technique. No skin was removed. She has healed well and now sees better, looks more refresh and rested.

This 72 year-old male had droopy upper lids which were affecting his vision. He underwent upper and lower lid surgery to lift his upper lids and to rejuvenate his lower lids. A posterior approach ptosis surgery was performed to help lift his lids. Excess skin was also removed from his upper lids. After surgery, he was able to see better and look more refreshed.

This 58 year-old male had excess skin in his upper lids, which was causing him to have difficulty seeing.His brows were also low set which was worsening his excess skin in his upper lids. He also had lower lid bags and excess skin and underwent a lower blepharoplasty at the same setting. A blepharoplasty like incision was made to remove the excess skin in the upper lids. An external browpexy procedure was also performed to help stabilize and lift his brows and lids to more natural looking position. He looks more awake and refreshed after undergoing lid surgery.