Blepharoplasty #29750

This is an upper blepharoplasty case performed on a woman in her early fifties. The procedure addressed excess upper eyelid skin through excision along the natural lid crease, a standard approach for this surgery. What you're seeing in the after photo was taken at the 20-month mark, well past the point where any residual swelling would have resolved, so the lid contour you see here reflects long-term healing. The upper lids sit more openly in the after image, with the lid crease visible and unobstructed. Incision placement along the crease keeps any scar within the fold itself, where it becomes difficult to detect once healed. The 20-month timeframe gives you a reliable picture of where results typically settle. Contact us to schedule your consultation!