Upper Blepharoplasty in NYC #21065

This case features a 60-year-old male who underwent upper blepharoplasty, with results documented three months post-procedure. The pre-operative image demonstrates excess skin of the upper eyelids, contributing to a drooping appearance and reduced visibility of the natural eyelid crease. This redundancy can affect the overall contour and definition of the upper eyelid.

At three months post-operatively, the after image shows a reduction in excess upper eyelid skin, resulting in a smoother and more defined eyelid contour. The eyelid crease appears more visible and better delineated, and the upper eyelid platform is more clearly defined. The removal of redundant tissue supports improved structural definition while maintaining natural eyelid function.

This case illustrates the anatomical changes achieved through upper blepharoplasty, highlighting early-stage healing and contour refinement within the documented postoperative timeframe.