Eyelid Surgery Before & After Case 1017

This 55 year old existing patient asked Dr Parker to improve the appearance of his upper and lower eyelids. He was bothered by the puffiness of his lower eyelids, asymmetric upper eyelids and eyebrows. In addition, he had read on Dr Parker's website about having the corrugator muscles resected at the time of upper eyelid blepharoplasty to minimize, or eliminate, the need for Botox to the glabellar and forehead wrinkles. Dr Parker discussed all of this in detail with him. Several month later, Dr Parker performed the following surgery:  an upper lid blepharoplasty during which he conservatively removed excess skin, the corrugator muscles as well performed an internal browpexy. In the lower eyelids, Dr. Parker removed the herniated fat and transferred some of it to the hollow areas known "nasojugal grooves" all using a transconjunctival approach. A lateral canthopexy was performed to support the lower lid and a conservative amount of skin removed. Postoperatively, the patient was delighted with his quick recovery from surgery and  his more youthful, yet natural appearance.