There are some factors that can alter the appearance of our eyelids. Age and genetics play a vital role in the look of our eyelids. It leads to dropping or sagging skin under the eyes and can cause issues with vision.

If you suffer from any of the following: Droopy upper eyelids Excess skin in the upper eyelids that partially blocks peripheral vision Extra skin on the lower lids or have eye bags.

Do you frown at the sight of eye bags under your eyes? A free consultation with our doctors will determine the extent of damage and offer the appropriate diagnosis.

Our surgeons will conduct a detailed medical exam and check the following: Eye exam: A thorough eye exam will test productions of tears and measuring the eyelids. Testing sight: This checks for any blind spots in the corners of peripheral vision. The surgeon will also take plenty of photos before the surgery to help plan the procedure.

After administering general anesthesia, the doctor makes an incision to the natural crease of the eyelid or along the lower lash line. These discreet cuts allow for the removal of excess fat and the tightening of muscles. For the upper eyelids, the surgeon cuts along the eyelid fold and removed the excess skin and closes the incision. For the lower lid, the cut is made below the lashes, along the natural crease and removes or redistributes the excess fat and closes the cut.

Our doctor may suggest an overnight stay at the hospital. The swelling recedes a week post-surgery, and ice packs ease the pain. The sutures come off after a week, and the final results show over a month.