Eyelid Surgery - Blepharroplasty

Dermatochalasis of the upper eye lid means that the upper eye lid skin is redundant and hoods over the eye lid margin; it is treated surgically by removing the excess skin and reforming the lid crease at the normal anatomical position. Often there is also prolapsed orbital fat that needs to be contoured to provide a natural, more youthful look.

Blepharoplasty Patients NRV Eye Center

Pre operation photos and 1 month Post operation photos

  • Pre Blepharoplasty

  • Post Blepharoplasty

  • Pre Blepharoplasty

  • Post Blepharoplasty

Ptosis of the upper eye lid means that the upper eye lid is low, often with the lid margin into the pupil space; it is treated surgically by dissenting deep into the eye lid and tightening the levator muscle which originates in the top of the boney eye socket and reattaching it to the cartilage plate in the upper eye lid. It may be combined with removal of excess superficial skin (blepharroplasty).

Ptosis Surgery

Ptosis Surgery of recent NRV Eye Center Patients

Pre Operation and 1 Month Post Operation

  • Pre Ptosis Repair and Blepharoplasty

  • Post Ptosis Repair and Blepharoplasty

  • Pre Ptosis Repair

  • Post Ptosis Repair

  • Pre Ptosis Repair and Cancer Removal

    Note the elevated skin cancer lesion on the left lateral eyebrow

  • Post Ptosis and Cancer Removal

    The eyebrow skin cancer lesion was completely excised at time of lid repair

  • Pre Ptosis Repair

  • Post Ptosis Repair

  • Pre Ptosis Repair - Side View

    Side vision is Obscured

  • Post Ptosis Repair - Side View

    Peripheral Vision is Restored

  • Pre Ptosis Repair

  • Post Ptosis Repair