BlephAroplasty for Inner Corner Hanging Skin?

The problem you describe is a very common one.  The truth is that without seeing you it's impossible to determine if a blepharoplasty alone will achieve the result you desire, or if a brow lift might be necessary.  Most of the time a blepharoplasty alone will be adequate, especially for a younger patient, but again every case is individual.  The best recommendation would be to consult with a surgeon experienced with both procedures, who would be best able to offer advice.  Optimally, the surgeon should specialize in eyelid rejuvenation surgery.

An upper blepharoplasty will address hanging skin and puffiness on the inner corners of the upper lids.  The puffiness is created by orbital fat that is protruded and herniated outward.  Removal of the fat and a crescent shaped portion of the skin is removed in this area to remove excess skin during a blepharoplasty procedure.