Interested in an upper lid blepharoplasty due to loose skin. Would this benefit me? (Photo)

This technique was first described and implemented approximately 25 years ago. One would think that if results were spectacular, everybody who performs lower blepharoplasty would be utilizing this technique. Personally, it does not make sense to me to move orbital fat into an area that it...

I recommend a browlift. This will lower your hairline, decrease the vertical height of your forehead and pull up eyebrows which are below the orbital rim. This may help some of the upper eyelid skin as well. However, a blepharoplasty can also be done but can result in drying of the eyes...

Morpheus 8 is fractionated radio frequency microneedling. We have seen very nice results insofar as tightening under eye skin. We perform these procedures with local anesthetic and there is very little if any downtime. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Your tear trough is quite prominent. You would be better off with fat transposition. I do not believe fat removal by itself will solve the problem. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Let's deal with real life realities. You have central levator disinsertion. This is causing latent ptosis with a compensatory eyebrow elevation. If your forehead were to relax, your upper eyelids would be heavy or ptotic. Your brain compensates by contracting the frontalis muscle. It is possible...

I think we could likely place a filler there, or create an orbital rim implant to go there to fill in that gap. And, we could likely start with one and go to the other if you were happy.