Before and after

Patient with very pronounced upper and lower eyelid bags. Upper and lower blepharoplasty with fat pad repositioning was performed, without any incisions or scarring on the lower eyelid.

Patient with a drooping left eyelid (ptosis). Results of conjunctival eyelid ptosis surgery, with no incisions or scarring.

Young patient with excess and sagging skin on both upper eyelids, asymmetrical. Result after upper blepharoplasty with adequate correction of the asymmetry.

Patient before and after lower blepharoplasty with canthopexy, orbicularis oculi suspension, and skin tightening. Significant improvement is seen in the wrinkles and folds of the lower eyelids.

Before and after correction of eyelid ptosis, combined with upper blepharoplasty. Significant improvements in the aesthetics and openness of the eyelids are evident, as is the correction of the existing asymmetry.

Results after upper blepharoplasty and brow lift. In these types of cases, where the eyebrow is severely lowered, especially the brow tail, upper blepharoplasty alone cannot achieve much. Therefore, we recommend a brow tail lift, performed through two small incisions in the scalp with the aid of an endoscope.

Results after upper and lower blepharoplasty surgery. A fat pad repositioning (or transposition) technique was performed at the lower level to eliminate the patient’s existing grooves. This was all performed via a transconjunctival approach.

Asian blepharoplasty or double eyelid surgery. This is a specific procedure for Asian patients seeking to soften (not Westernize) their features while maintaining their Eastern appearance.

Before-and-after montage created by a patient using her own photographs. It shows the results of an upper and lower blepharoplasty with fat repositioning to smooth out the wrinkles under the eyes. The only incision is on the upper eyelid, as the lower blepharoplasty was performed transconjunctivally. (Remnants of bruising are still visible on the lower eyelids.)

Before and after transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty with fat redistribution. Lower blepharoplasty with fat redistribution to fill the wrinkles under the eyes. Surgery performed transconjunctivally without scarring.

Upper and lower blepharoplasty with skin tightening and canthopexy.

Transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty in a middle-aged patient. In this case, the bags were removed due to their size. Recovery is very quick as there is no skin incision or stitches.

In this case, we were seeking a more natural-looking improvement in the upper third of the face. We performed an endoscopic brow lift, upper blepharoplasty, and transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty. A clearer look was seen, along with improvements in crow’s feet, forehead, and dark circles. All with great symmetry.

This middle-aged patient sought rejuvenation of his upper eyelids. In addition to the aesthetic appeal, he complained of a feeling of heaviness in his eyelids and a narrowed field of vision due to the visor effect caused by excess skin. In this case, we performed eyelid surgery, as a very wide upper eyelid in a man can feminize his appearance.

Patient with drooping of the left upper eyelid. Good results after transconjunctival reinforcement of the levator palpebrae muscle.

This patient had excess skin on both upper eyelids, which was also asymmetrical. After upper blepharoplasty, she experienced clearer eyelids, a rejuvenated and rested appearance, and improved symmetry.

Correction of droopy eyelid in the right eye (palpebral ptosis) via a transconjunctival approach. Rapid recovery without a skin incision (no scar).

Transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty with fat pad reduction.

Transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty in a young patient, with reduction of fat pads.