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Case #1015

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This 49 year old asked Dr Parker to improve the hollowing of his lower eyelids which has developed over time. The patient is otherwise healthy and has not had any prior eyelid surgery. Dr Parker reviewed options with the patient. He opted to have fat injections performed to this area which Dr Parker performed several weeks later. Under genera... Read More

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Case #1017

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This 55 year old existing patient asked Dr Parker to improve 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 eliminat... Read More

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Case #970

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This 54 year old was referred to Dr. Parker by another patient. He asked Dr Parker to improve the puffiness and tired appearance of his lower eyelids which has worsened in recent years. Using hidden incisions on the inside of the patient’s lower eyelids, Dr. Parker performed a transconjunctival blepharoplasty, removing the herniated... Read More

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Case #48

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This 42 year old asked Dr. Parker to improve the puffiness and tired appearance of his lower eyelids. He said he first noticed this in his early 30’s; several family members have had the same problem. Using incisions only on the inside of the patient’s lower eyelids, Dr. Parker performed a transconjunctival blepharoplasty, removing the hernia... Read More

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Case #14

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This 56 year old dentist expressed concern about facial aging. Specifically, he was bothered by the puffiness of his lower eyelids, heaviness of his upper eyelids, increasingly prominent nasolabial folds and lax skin in his neck. He had undergone an upper and lower lid blepharoplasty elsewhere 30 years ago. Dr. Parker employed the following t... Read More

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Case #969

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This 67 year old has increasingly become bothered by the hanging skin on his upper eyelids and the puffiness of his lower lids. Dr Parker performed an upper lid and lower lid blepharoplasty first removing excess skin from the upper lids. On the lower eyelids, he removed herniated fat causing the puffiness from an incision on inside the l... Read More

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Case #52

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This 64 year old, referred to Dr Parker by his dermatologist, was bothered by the hanging skin on his upper eyelids and the puffiness of his lower lids. Dr Parker performed an upper lid and lower lid blepharoplasty removing excess skin from both upper and lower lids. On the lower eyelids, he transferred some of the excess fat to the nasojugal... Read More

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Case #91

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This 76 year old patient was referred to Dr. Parker by another patient requesting improvement in the appearance of his heavy upper eyelids and asymmetric eyebrows. The patient is on Plavix and aspirin for cardiac stents. Dr. Parker discussed options with him. He did not want a formal brow lift and instead opted for an upper eyelid blepharopla... Read More

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Keep in mind that each patient is unique and your results may vary.

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Upper Eyelid Surgery

When the upper eyelids begin to droop due to aging, many problems can arise. These problems can range from an aesthetically displeasing look to actual obstruction of vision. If droopy eyelids are making you look sad or tired all the time, or hindering your ability to see, it’s time to consider eyelid rejuvenation.

The Upper Eyelid Surgery Procedure

Upper eyelid surgery can be performed using intravenous sedation, is relatively straightforward; typically, it takes about 45 minutes to complete. Dr. Parker will make a small incision in the crease of the eyelid, removing any excess, herniated fat. The sagging skin of your upper eyelid is also removed and the incision is carefully closed.

Because a man’s eyelids are naturally “heavier” than a woman’s, Dr. Parker is careful to retain a naturally masculine appearance to the eyelids, removing only the necessary skin & fat to correct your concerns.

Before & After: Male Upper Eyelid Surgery

Upper Eyelid Surgery Recovery

There is usually very little postoperative pain after eyelid surgery, and you’ll be discharged within an hour or so of the procedure. The eyes do not need to be bandaged, and sutures are removed within five to six days. Swelling and discoloration typically subside within 10 to 14 days, with most patients returning to normal activities at that time.

The result of an upper eyelid lift is a dramatically fresh appearance to the eyes. Often, patients who have blepharoplasty are surprised by how many compliments they receive about their new looks. Since the surgery leaves virtually no scarring, friends and family will notice the dramatic change, but won’t know why you look so vibrant.

Lower Eyelid Surgery

As we grow older, the lower lids can become puffy and baggy. The skin stretches and starts to hang loosely, and muscles weaken. Fat can herniate and accumulate below the eyelids, resulting an a tired, aged appearance that belies how healthy and energetic we really feel. Lower eyelid rejuvenation can smooth this sagging skin & fat to restore a more vibrant appearance.

The Lower Eyelid Surgery Procedure

Lower eyelid surgery is usually an outpatient procedure done with intravenous sedation to keep you comfortable. Surgery takes about 45 to 90 minutes to perform, depending on the exact surgical technique needed to achieve your desired results. Through tiny incisions made just underneath the eyelashes, Dr. Parker will remove or reposition excess fat and remove excess skin to smooth and firm the skin in the area. The incision is closed with tiny sutures. Dr. Parker will apply ointment to lubricate your eyes and may apply a bandage in certain cases.

Before & After: Male Lower Eyelid Surgery

Lower Eyelid Surgery Recovery

For a couple of weeks you may have excessive tearing, some blurry vision, and sensitivity to light, and you will want to keep your head elevated for the first few days. There is little postoperative pain, and any discomfort can be controlled by medication or by gently applying ice packs. You can read or watch TV after a few days, and normal activities can be resumed within a week or so. Stitches are removed within the first week after surgery.

Our Rapid Recovery Program

Most of our male patients lead active lives and are anxious to return to their activities as soon as possible after surgery. With that in mind, we have tailored our surgical procedures, anesthesia, and medications, and developed our Rapid Recovery peri-operative program to optimize the recovery process. During both your consultation with Dr. Parker and in your pre-op education visit with our Nurse Educator, your anticipated recovery will be discussed in detail.