What's the best solution for thick and prominent upper eyelid skin? (Photo)

What you are looking for is a very precise upper eyelid surgery that I call microblepharoplasty.  This is an anchor blepharoplasty.  A small amount of skin and underlying muscle is removed below the upper eyelid crease.  Generally the upper extent of the excision is the actual crease.  Additionally the levator aponeurosis of the palpebrae superiors muscle responsible for raising the upper eyelid is also exposed.  The skin and muscle of the upper eyelid platform is carefully excised to allow the these tissues to just stretch up to the levator aponeurosis.  This snugs the eyelid platform skin and muscle like one might snug a bed sheet.  This maneuver also support the upper eyelid lashes.  While the anchor blepharoplasty is well described in the literature, I am one of the few surgeons practicing this procedure on a regular basis.  You are welcome to study the subtle upper eyelid results in my photo galleries on my website that do precisely what you are asking for. 

Thank you for your question. From the images that you have provided you have a very youthful upper eyelids. A crisp clean upper eyelid fold and no clear indication of excess skin. With your eyes open it is normal to have a degree of excess skin in order to be able to close your eyes. Fullness in the upper eyelid is a very youthful sign and you should be cautious in seeking surgical treatment at your stage. You have very aesthetically pleasing upper eyelids and should enjoy them while you can. Best of luck!RegardsDr Guy Watts

 The primary goal for upper eyelid surgery is to remove excess skin and fat from the eyelids when the skin is touching the eyelashes, which is not case here, so no cosmetic eyelid surgery is required. For many examples, please see the link and video below

Dear Serena4now, I would suggest a consultation to determine if you are indeed a candidate for any eyelid surgery at this time. Your photographs do not show a lot of ptosis or excess skin. Your brow placement looks natural with no need for elevation. A consultation with an expert in this field will help determine candidacy. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.

You look very young from the photo to have or need eyelid surgery. See a board certified  surgeon in your area for an in person examination. Good luck! Dean Vistnes.