Blepharoplasty #29825

Three months after upper blepharoplasty, you're looking at the after photo of a woman in her early sixties. The procedure addressed the upper eyelids through excision of excess skin along the upper lid. In the after photo, the upper lids sit more open, with the lid margin and lash line clearly visible in a way that reads as unobstructed. The incision placement in upper blepharoplasty typically follows the natural crease of the lid, keeping the scar within the fold once healed. At the three-month mark, healing is well along, and the lid contour has had time to settle. If you're considering this procedure, this case gives you a realistic point of reference. Individual results vary. Contact us to schedule your consultation: (248) 885-8858.