Ptosis Surgery
Before and After Photo Gallery

This 68 year old female had longstanding droopy lids, left worse than right. Notice how high her left brow is due to its compensation and trying to help lift the left lid up higher. She underwent a ptosis repair using a minimally invasive posterior approach technique. No skin was removed. The patient had minimal swelling and was able to resume most of her daily activities within a few days after surgery. She has healed well and can see better now and is very happy with her results. Note the improvement in her left brow position as well after surgery (it is not as high as it was prior to surgery).

This 78 year-old male was bothered by his droopy upper lids. He was having difficulty seeing well and had to raise his brows and lids to see better. He underwent upper lid ptosis repair. He also had a droopy left brow which was also affecting his vision. He underwent a minimally invasive left upper brow ptosis repair to help lift his brow. A cosmetic lower lid blepharoplasty was also performed at the same time. He has healed well in his post operative photos (3 months after surgery), can see better, and looks more refreshed.

This 44 year old male had longstanding droopy lids in both upper eyes and wished to have them repaired. They were bothering him while driving and always looked tired. He underwent a ptosis repair to lift the lids and also an upper lid blepharoplasty to help remove the excess skin. He healed well after surgery and was able to see better and feel more rejuvenated.

This patient had not only droopy upper lids but had excess skin hanging over her lashes resulting in difficulty seeing well. She also had an asymmetric brows such that her left brow was ptotic (more droopy than the right brow).

She underwent a mild upper lid ptosis repair and removal of her excess upper lid skin. She also underwent a left upper lid brow ptosis repair through an internal browpexy technique.

This child was born with a very ptotic eyelid which was blocking her from using the left eye. She would rub her left eye in an effort to try to help lift it up. She underwent a frontalis fixation ptosis surgery which requires the use of silicone suspension rods to keep her left eyelid elevated. She did well and regained vision in her left eye.

This patient had a progressively droopy left upper lid. She has been a long time contact-lens user which has been associated with ptosis in younger patients. She underwent left upper lid ptosis repair and is now very happy with her results.